New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-16

place where they issued and found
woman being actually devoured by three
aoes. ne drove the dogs away and went
mrs. Pagan in drain up to her neck in
water. where she had taken refuge from the
ier0city OF the dogs Her face was almost
stripped OF flesh and her body denuded.
S1e refused to be taken from the water un-
ui covering was furnished. On examination
10 was found that almost every part of her
body was terribly lacerated. She was taken
care of kindly, but died from her wounds in
about five houre. She was attended to her
grave to-day by large concourse of SYM
pathizers.
Preparations for the Railroad Convention.
MEMPHIS, November l5.-Extensive pre-.
parations are being made for the Texes
Pacific railroad convention, which meets
here on the nineteenth instant. Most of the
| Southern States and several of the Western
ones have appointed delegates, and the indi-
cations are that the convention will be well
attended from all sections interested in that
| road.
Marine.
ATLANTIC CRY, November I5.-The life
| saving crew has gone to the assistance of q
schooner which ran ashore at two O'Clock.
HALIFAX, November 1.-THE ship Cal
cutta, from Quebec for Liverpool, was lost
on Crosse Isle, with twenty-five of the crew
and lady passenger. The captain, three
men and boy were saved.
SANDusKY, Ohio, November 15.-The
schooner Conrad Reed, owned here, sunk
on the Canadian coast, and it is supposed
| all were lost.
The Whisky Trials.
ST: LOUIS. November l5.-The trial of
Mckee and McGuire is set for the fifteenth
of December. voorhees, defends them Avery
will be tried on Wednesday, Butler de-
fends him. Thirteen distilers and recti-
tiers, gaugers and storekeepers have plead
ed guilty.
| Counterfeitere Sentenced.
PROVIDENCE. r, l.. November l5-In the
United States Circuit Court G Gorge E. But
terworth and Maria j. Butterw orth, in
dicted for pa 'ing counterfeit United States
currency, George pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to five years in the State prison.
The indictment against Maria was nolle
prosecuted
South Carolina Securities.
CHARLESTON, s. c., November Is In
formation having reached Colum bis that
report prevails in New York that the new
consolidation bonds of South Carolina
which were issued IN exchange for coupons
alleged to have been traudulently out
standing, wor d be repudiated by the State,
the Governor, Controller General and
State Treasurer authorize the contradic-
tion OF the report, and express the belief
that no such purpose is anywhere enter
tanned, or can be legally accom- he'd,
! even if desired.
Preparations for Guibordss Funeral.
MONTREAL, Canada, NovenIbe l5.-To-
day Mr.. DOutre went to the proprietors of
the evening papers and obtained promise
from them not :, publish anything to-day
relating to the pIeparations for Guibord's
funeral, which taxes place tomorrow
at noon. Mr.. Doutre fears if the
preparations are published beforehand
the rioters will take steps to har-
shed. 1t has been decided not to use
the sarcophagus; the bcdy will be buried
in wooden coffin alone. The commits
sioner OF the Dominion police has ordered
, out the military to tue numheg Of '-e
hundred and sixty five men. Aii cf
five thousand people are expect55
the cemetery, End though the ttc
have received orders TO keep
persons out OF the grounds who have
busines' inside, the order eau ou-y IL
dead letter. AL the members 4, .he
madam Institute will go UP heavily arm i.
The teeing OF the people Is enc of uneasi-
ness. No notice Was taken ut lie matter in
any of the Roman Catholic churches yes
terdsy.
Prohsbtliue-,
Wa nu. .fp- T.,
utfce Cret gl. - -
Washington Nur.u0ef # .srs a.j
For TN So'sth Atlantic and Gun "a ates.
| GccasluEA fallS arO pJoba ole, with west
erly ~lnd-. sradp4ilT shifting to northerly,
rising barometer vnf telling & nperature.
| In TenDass7a, lne Daio and upper Missis-
sippi valley and lake region. rising ba-
rometer, fresh and brisk north to west
winds. colder, partly cloudy weather, and,
IN tine iast named district, occasional snow.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. November Is, 6 P. M
Barometer 297o. Weather calm, thick and
foggy. Arrived-Steamship Charles w Lord
at half-past eight this morning Cotton.
master, from Havana TO A. Yorke; Amer
lean bark Frank Marion. Eldridge, master.
twenty seven days from New York; Swedish
bark G. d. w, Halgren, master, forty DAYS
from Rio Janeiro: British ship Captain
Newcomo; tiiJy-two days from Antwerp, to
PAss-A-L'OUTRE. November 10. Noon,-
Wind south-southeast, strong. Weather
cloudy and hazy. Arrived-British schooner
| Ebenezer, Bethel, master, thirteen DAYS
from Nassau. No departures. The Dutch
Martinique. in ballast. has arrived outside
| Tor orders.
! vIcKsBuRG, November l5-Down--Yazoo
at $50 +. M; Dean, at tsn o'clock last night:
Moilie Moore, at A. NJ. to-day. The Mary
Belle passed up at eleven o'clock to-day.
| MEMPHIS, November l5.-The river rose
eight inches. Weather clear and warn.
| Arrived-!Osceola, from White river: Cons
Mlllar, from Cincinnati; Maude, from New
| Orleans. Departed-Belle of Memphis for
| St Louis; Parker. for Cincinnati: James
Howard, for New Orleans.
| CINCINNATI, November I5.-Riyer fifteen
feet eight inches and falling. Weather
nearly clear and pleasant.
PIrTsBURG, November 15.-River five feet
SIX inches and rising slowly. More water
coming from the Allegheny.
EVANSVILLE, November l5-Riyer twelve
feet four inches and rising. Weather
! cloudy and cool. Down-Big Foot at 8 P.
| NJ, Governor Allen and tow at six.
CAIRO, November observation-disclosures
Spangler, from Ohio river, at p NJ;
Belle Shreveport, from New Orleans, at 4
A. NJ; Julia, from st. Louis, at p. M.-De-
parted-Future City, for New Orleans. az 8
T. NJ; Andy johnson, for New Orleans, at
ten o'clock; Spangler for New Orleans, at S
A. M; Belle Shreveport for St. Louis, at
seven O'Clock; Julia, for Vicksburg, at 8
+. M. River twelve feet eight inches and
rising. Weather cloudy. Mercury 47o
LOUISVILLE, November l5-Riyer rising
slowly; eight feet four inches in the canal
Weather cloudy and mild. Down-Charles
Morgan, from Cincinnati to New Orleans,
CINCINNATI, November I5.-Arriyed-
Cherokee, Grand Lake and barges from
New Orleans. Departed-Grand Lake and
barges for New Orlesns. River about sta
tionary. Weather cloudy. Mercury fall
ing, indicating snow.
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