New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-31
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vh,, a..,r.d IA, says the CATS life, caught he
brother BY the shoulder to pull him back
At the came moment two other y0unge
sisters came TO tho. head Of the stairs. Il
the ecuffle between Morris and Mary tn
gun went of killing Mary and one OF Ia
other sisters The third sister was wound
ed in the arm, aud Morris was wounded II
the leg.
San Francisco Banks Closed.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 30.-The Mer
day. in violation of the posi,iye assurance'
on the part of The secretary. The oficeri
are apparently less confident of immediate
resumption.
The National Gold and Trust Company il
still closed. The officers are unable to state
when they will resume, but say the OUTLOOK
Transfer of Geld.
Half q million dollars in gold was II ans
ferred by the sub treasury here to-day. to
tho banks, additional to the amount pre-
yiouslv reported, but it 10 not stated to
what banks it has gone.
Newspaper Commests.
The Democratic organ in this city, tie
Examiner, referring editoEially to efforts of
several ring" Journals to charge certain
Independent newspapers with responsible
ties for recent financial troubles, by their
r-iticiams Of the course and conduct Of Mr..
Ralston, says:
ave do not believe these saults on Mr..
Ralston and his contemplated schemes
caused the suspension OF the Bank OF Cali
fOrDi3. That concern. was wrongly con
Quoted, and it reached -he conclusion which
befalis all pismsnsged institutions of like
character. But if the journals named are
justly chargeable with the suspension of the
H. Al4- 4 ho
IOttepness of its condition could not be ex-
posed too soon. While we sympathize with
the losers by its failure, it is better for the
public that The crash should come before
hundreds of others of our fellow citizens
became involved in the ruin"
A DissiIIery seized.
The deputy collector at Antioch, Contra
Costa county, seized Josts distillery and
10000 gallons OF spirite,. valued at $4,000.
on the charge Of illegal manufacture of
whisky.
A number of cases are. reported in which
commercial paper has gone to protest, in
some instances on prominent firms, but no
disposition has been shown TO take any ac-
ton on the protests or push the ind0rsefs
In majority of cases the notes had been |
partially paid and renewed. Il
Probabilities: !
war DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer
Washington, August 80 1875, 4:3o P. n
For the Gulf STATE s, southeast to south
west Winds, slight tall in barometer and
temperature, partly cloudy weather, with
increasing cloudinees and areas of light
rain. The Mississippi river will continue to
fall, except at New Orleans, where it will
rise slightly.
River and Marine News.
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Barometer 1850. Wind southeast, light.
No arrivals or departures. On the way
up-Bark Mamie T. Bell. The INLAND,
drawing eighteen feet six inches, was put to
seA at 5:45 A. NJ. by the towboats RE
GraDde, Ocean and Admiral. The steam.
ship St. Louis was pulled over the bar, and
put to sea by the dredgers McAlester and
Essayons, ana towboats Rio Grsnde, Ocean,
Admiral, Leviathan and Equator, at A.
M. The steamship st. Louis sailed for
Pass a l'OutIe to coal. The bar is now
clear; nothing bound in or out The dredge
went to Southwest Pass August |
l6. and found thirteen feet of water on the
,ar and commenced dredging. The ship ,
INLAND is anchored outside, waiting for
Wind to sail. The McAlester has been at :
work on the bar since l0:45 A. NJ, after high
ide. The EssayoDs is at rest.
PAss-A-LOUTRE. August 30, p. NJ
Wind east-southeast, light Weather
lear. Arrived-At 6 A. NJ, steamship Tap
,ahannOck, PeDdletOn, master, from Flor p
de- ports and Havana, to !. X. Roberts.
The steamship St. Louis came around from
southwest Paes, and is now taking in coal
rom the Chickasaw, and will sail at A. r
No departures.
VIcKsBURe, August 30.-Passed down
!. b. Cnurcn, 1t haii-past ten O'Clock last
light; John A. Scudder at II M; Katie, at
P. M. Up-A. j. White, 1T 4:3O P. M.
liver fell one inch during the last twenty '
'ur hours. Weather cloudy and threaten.
e:
MEMPHIS. August 30.-The river fell seven L
Nm inches. Weather clear and hot De- G
arted-Belle Memphis, for st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, August 3O.-Weather clear
nd wsrD.p River falling; heavy fog last q
ght suspended navigation. .
PTTTsBURG, August 30-River twenty one
ches and falling. Weather clear. and
easaDt.
CAIRO, August 3O.-Arrived-John F. L
bile, from New Orleans, at 10 p. NJ; City Pl
Vicksburg, from Vicksburg. at "A. M; d.
harles Morgan, from New Orleans, at / 81
M. Depsrted-Julia, fol- Vicksburg, at th
P. M: T0lle, for st. Louis, at 10 P. M; "
ty Of Vicksburg, for St. Louis, at i P. NJ: tn
organ, for Cincinnati, at two O'Clock. River 10
nrteen feet elk inches and falling. Weather ! ar
sar and warm. ar
CINCINNATI, August 3O,-The river has de
len eight inchee; now nine feet ten inches. tn
Gather clear and warm. w
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