New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-28
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procession. The closing pilgrimage will be
held next Sunday.
Labor Troubles at Fail River.
FALL RIVER, Mass, September 27.-The
gongs, whistles and bells sounded at elk
O'Clock this morning and those who signed
passed in, while those who refused were
ordered to disperse. Several mills did not
get hands enough to make it an object to
start. The Richard Borden mill started
nearly full. Some thousand operatives at
tempted to enter the yard, and stoned the
superintendent of the weaving room, who
approached them. Stones were thrown al
the MOntauk mills and thirty or forty
squares Of glass were smashed
The strikers applied to the mayor for as.
distance, who replied that as they had failed
to go 10 work they could get nothing from
the city treasury They propose applying
the crowd by the exhibition of revolvers.
The mayor called out the Third Regiment.
The operatives have lost all sympathy by
their doings to-day.
There is little change in the status of help
at the mills. Ten thousand persons were
present at tie operatives mass meeting in
the park tbis afternoon. 1t was voted to
petition manufacturers TO withdraw the OBJ
noxious agreement. Several committees
met this evening to carry ont this plan. If
it fails call will be made for grand mass
meeting in Faneuil Hall, Boston, the
operatives believing they can gain the
sympathy of all. No interference worthy
Of note was made with the operatives as
they came from work this evening. Every
thing is very quiet on the streets this even
ing. The militia are stationed at different
points of the city where distur Dances are
anticipated. The troubles are by no means
believed to be over The mayor refuses to
interfere in the differences between manu-
faoturers and operatives, but is determined
to maintain peace and order at all hazards.
Healthy Condition OF the Finances.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 27.-Coin has
been pouring into the Bank of California
rapidly to day, in payment of the assess.
ment of twenty per cent on the guarantee
fund levied by the syndicate Saturday.
About 100000 was paid in during the day.
The committees of the big stock boards
have decided to recommend that both
boards resume business on the fret Tues
day in October, the Banks of California and
Nevada being expected to open on Monday.
Habeas Corpus.
MEMPHIS, September 2I.-Young Turpin,
who was arrested here charged with the
murder of a man named Williams, at De-
witt, Arkansas. and for whom q requisition
was made by Governor Garland, Of Arkan.
sas, and q warrant issued by the Governor
OF Tennessee for his delivery to the agent of
the Governor of Arkansas, WAS discharged
to-day By Judge Halsey on writ of habeas
corpus on the ground that the warrant was
insufficient in not specifying the crime with
which Turpin was charged.
Paxton's Embezzlement.
MONTREAL, September 27.-Paxton. the
absconding teller of the Mechanics Bank,
Of Montreal, embezzled over 100000.
Observing the Eclipse.
MANCHESTER, N. H., September ga
number of scientists from Washington are
here to observe the eclipse of the sun on
Wednesday. They will have telegraph
circuit over the Western Union lines with
the observatory at Washington to observe
time.
CLARIFIED, PA, September 27.-The
trial of John Siney, president of the Miners
National Association, for conspiracy, is pro.
crossing.
Factories Destroyed by Fire.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, September 2.-The
New Haven Web Company at Centreville
burned, with the shear and needle works
adjoining. Loss 100000
Receiver Appointed.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September 27.-Emory o.
Winthrop Savings Bank. The depositors
will receive forty five per cent.
United American Mechanics.
BosToN, September 27.-The National
Council Of the United American Mechanics
meets in annual session here tomorrow.
Delegates will be present from nearly
every State in the Union.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Offcer
Washington September a. 1875, $50 p u.
For New England, the Middle States and
lower lake region, increasing cloudiness
and cooler weather, with southwest to
northwe winds, stationary or rising bar.
ometer and rain In the northern portion of
these districts.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
partly cloudy weather in the interior and
rain near the coast, northerly winds shift
ing to easterly and southerly. stationary or
slowly falling barometer and rising tenn
perature.
For the upper lake region, Tennessee
and the Ohio valley, clear or fair
weather, variable winds, mostly from
the north and east, with rising barometer
and lower temperature during Tuesday and
Tuesday night.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, September 81, 6 p M
Barometer 1885. Wind northwest, fresh.
Weather cloudy and cool. No arrivals or
VIcKsBURG. September 2.-Up-Atlautic
and tow, at p. NJ. yesterday; Julia, at 4
A. NJ, and Illinois, at P. NJ. TODAY. The
Natchez arrived at P. M. The river has
fallen one inch during the last twenty.four
hours. Weather clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, September 2.-The river rose
thirteen inches. Weather clear and pleas
ant. Acknowledgements, from White river
Departed-Psrker, for Cincinnati; Belle
Memphis, for st. Louis; City of Vicksburg,
for Vicksburg; Arlington, for CINCINNATI
Bee and barges, for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, September 27-River eight
feet eight inches and stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant.
81: LOUIS, September H.-ArrVed-Capi-
tol City, from vicksburg. Departed-Glen-
C0e, for New Orleans. River fifteen feet
ten inches and falling. Weather clear and |
pleasant.
CAIRO, September 7.-Arrived-City OF
Helena, from Vicksburg, at P. M. De-
parted-C1ty of Helena, fer St. Louis, at |
z. M. River eighteen feet and falling,
Weather clear Mercury $40.
EVANSVILLE, September 9.-River two |
fset eight inches and Using slowly. Wealth
Or clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, September 27,-River rising |
apwly; four feet eight inches in the canal, |
Weather clear and mild. Passed down |
Mary Miller, from Cincinnati to New Or
leans.
PTrysBURa, September 27.-River one
foot eleven inches and falling slowly.
W0ather clear and nlAasant