New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-18


Arrival of the Cardinal.
HAvRE, August l7.-Cardinal Nc cCloskex
arrived on the steamer Perriere in good
health. tie departs for Paris to o.Morrow.
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MlSCELIANEOUS.
.mont&0mery Vuarautines PensacO ola.
MONTGOMERY, August l7.-Tho MayOr
has established q quarantine against Pensa
cola, where one case of yellow fever is
reported.
CAPE MAY, August I.--James Kennedy
was drowned here to-day. The deceased
was an expert swimmer.
Deliberate Death.
READING. Pa. August f.-fn this oitv
this afternoon the wife of Captain Philip
Bessenger, accompanied by her three chill
nine, six and three years, left her home.
walked up the towpath of the Union canal.
and when near Grlnes mill, three miles
north OF the city, deliberately walked into
the canal and drowned herself and chill.
dren. Their bodies were recovered.
Base Ball.
New HAVEN, August f6-Ha1tfords 5,
New Havens ?.
CINcISSArr. August l6.-Athietics 3.
OrOWn stockings 1.
LOUISVILLE, August l7.-Bostons t3;
CHICAGO, August l7.--Athletlcs 8; Chi
Cages 4.
National Temperance Camp Meeting.
OLD ORCHARD, Me-, August 1.-THE first
day of the national temperance camp meet
ing opened with a heavy rain. At least
2OOO people were present. After intrOduc
tory religious exercises. Governor Dingley
delivered stirring temperance address
Great interest is manifested, and many
prominent temperance workers and speak
srs from various sections are present.
The Body of the Missing Aeronaut Fous,i.
CHICAGO, August la special dispatch
to the Erening Journal from Whitehall,
Michigan, says the body of Grim wood. who
was found, fully dressed, except boots.
Letters belonging to Grimwood and notes
OF his balloon trip were found in his pockets.
Failures In Chicago.
Several small dealers on the Board Of
Trade. who " ere on the long side in wheat,
have failed, owing to the continued decline.
Large firms are embarrassed from the banks
refusing the accustomed discounts. 1t is
believed they will continue business to day.
Sons Of Jonadab.
PROVIDENCE, August H.-Ths sovereign
council of the Sons of JOnadab in North
America commenced its annual session hero
to-day.
Attempt to Assnssinate n Bank President.
NEwBURGH, N. T., August l7.-This after
noon Robert Gibson, assist ant super,nt,n-
dent OF the Newburgh water works, at
tempted to murder Alfred Post, a promi-
nent resident of this city and president of
the Highland National Bank of Newburgh,
by firing pistol at him in the street. The
bullet grazed the neck, and Gibson aimed
Tor second shot, but in his excitement
failed to cock the weapon. Post got out of
the way before Gibson could fire again.
The latter was secured and committed
without bail. Gibson and his wife are not
on good terms, and Gibson charges that
Post had something to do with his wife
leaving hun.
A Tale Of Brutality from Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, August ia we'll known
wealthy married man named John L. Hates
was before magistrate to-day charged
with q tiendish assault on Miss Pemberton.
1t appears that Hates seduced her when she
was about fifteen years old, and she claims
that he has held her in q life of semi-slavery
ever since. Recently she attended picnio
without his permission. and when she re-
turned he charged her with intidelity,
knocked her down, beat her in q brutal
and then tore her clothes Oft her
person, and after pouring burning fluid all
over her set fire to her and attempted to
burn her alive. Interference of some of
the people in the house prevented a con-
summation of his design. On Friday eve
ming last he whipped her in q brutal manner,
and swora he would disfgure her so that
she would never be able to 20 out. A great
effort was made by interested parties to
keep details of the affair out of the papers.
Hates was held in $4,000 bail for his appear
ance at court.
Released on n Writ Of Habens Corpus.
CHARLESTON. August 17.--There was an
exciting time last evening in Columbia,
caused by the proceedings under habeas
corpus for the release of ex-Treasurer
Parker. Application was heard at 5 PM.
before Judge Mackey. Parker's counsel
claiming his discharge under the provisions
Of the constitution prohibiting imprisen-.
ment for debt.
The sheriff's return failed tn allege the,
case was one of fraud, a charge which in
expressly excepted in the constitutional
prohibition OF imprisonment for debt and
after the argument the judge released the
IN excited crowd, and Parker was immo-
lately re arrested ON q criminal warrant
or grand larceny, but his counsel waived
Examination. and urging the amount in.
vOlved in the alleged robbery had NOTHING
0 DO with the amount OF bail, succeeded in
'ettlng him released ON $1,000 bail, II ia
generally believed that Parker will escapy
md forfeit the bail.
He has Fled.
After mis- release last night. Parker went
0 his house, and it is now ascertained that
% took the train for Augusta at 3 A. M.
'robab!y he viii! never again ba seen in
'0utb Carolina.
Accident to Edwin f8ootl..
POINT CHESTER, N. T., August FED.
YIN Booth was thrown from his carriage
o-day. One rib broken and elbow injured.
Nothing serious.
The Cincinnati Exposition.
CINcISSATI, August H.-Greas preparas
IONS are making to celebrate suitably the
pen:ng Of the Cincinnati Exposition.
The President In Rhode island.
BRISTOL, August 7.-Presidens Grant
nd party arrived safely. J. +. Williams,
hartman OF the local committee, received
he President, who responded briefly.
here will be = grand procession, recep.
ION and clambake Tomorrow. Secretary
'rlstow and Attorney General Pierrepont
ave arrived.
Real Estate In Bestos.
DoS SioNA august lI.-A6SoeBm6nts OF ehlS
lty show gain in real estate of a, SOC, 900;
oss on personal property, So, 500, 900. The
Ak levy has been reduced to one and
laf per cent. Receipts under the licens
aw 700, whereof Boston pays ovt
52, 1000.
Arrested.
Dean Bradley, we'll known counterfei1 -
as been arrested.
An Insurance Swfndler.
OswEGO, August H.-Aloxander OoAI..