New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-14
WHOLE NUMBER 2597.

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dence prevails, and no disaster is appre-
hended IN commercial circles. In the
grocery and produce and dry goods lines q
GOOD state OF affairs is reported, and most
| preparation for to-day.
ooliection day passed without any stop
pages Bills have generally been paid bet
Ter IMAM was expected, owing to the large
amounts passed over at the last collection
~ seems probable now that the reopening
fifteenth, probably until the opening of the
oank OF nevada, about the first proximo.
! Suspended.
| MONTREAL, September I3.-Harlow Chand-
Iet, grocer, st. Panl street, has suspe nded.
Liabilities 100000.
| Boiler Explosion.
AUBURN, N. Y. September l3-Ths boiler
OF the steam saw mill of Chatham Brothers.
Skane atles, exploded to-day, killing A. P.
Ohatham, his son, and a son of John Prince,
anu fatally inlurlng person unknown.
The lightning Mail.
tARRIsBURG, Pa, September I3.-Tl
pioneer lightning mail made close come =
tion from New York, Baltimore and Phil.
| delphia here on time. 1t is due at Pittsbut
at half-past six o'clock this evening and at
Chlcago at half past six o'clock iI the morn
Iing.
spotted Tails Terms.
RED CLoUD, September l3.-Spotted Tail
has yielded and is expected in tomorrow
lie wants S6, 100000 for the Black Hills, in
the shape OF an annuity OF $l00 to each
Indian.
Raid by Outlaws.
KANSAS CITY, September l3.-Three out
laws entered saloon outside the city
limits, locked up the proprietor, robbed the
mousse and ravished the women. The pro-
prietor escaped and gave the alarm. The
outl avs fired on the police, wounding de-
tective. The police returned an Intellectual
V0lley. A fierce hand to hand fight result
ed in the capture of the outlaws. Consider
able money was found in their possession
The house was disreputable.
sunk.
HENDRICKsOS, KY, September 1.-The
Tarascon snagged and sunk in the middle
OF the river
Loss of Life on Lake Michigan.
CHICAGO, September l3-The steam barga
Mendoza foundered in Lake Michigan The
crew and passengers numbered twenty. The
lifeboat was launched and seven got
aboard. The remaining thirteen went
down. The lifeboat landed safely. The
owners son was aboard with his wife He
got aboard the liteboat, but failing to get
his wife, he jumped back and was drowned
with her.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington September 10, 1875 4:30 P. ny
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
generally cloudy weather and areas of rain.
with northeast to southeast winds, no de-
cided change in temperature, and rising
followed by falling barometer during Tues
day night.
Rtver and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September I3. 6P,M.-
Barometer 29:75. Wind east-northeast.
blowing strong. Weather cloudy. Arrived
Barkentine Elmina, Partridge, master,
torty-three days from Rio Janeiro, with
coffee to order. On the sixth day of August.
in latitude l01 4j south, longitude 33o 25'
west, signaled the bark Cambria, of Liver
pool, bound to Valparaiso all well and
wished to be reported. The steamship
Memphis. Mellon, master, from Liverpool,
to Silas Weeks & Co., arrived outsids the
bar this evening and anchored. No de-
partures.
VIcKsBURG, September l3. - Passed
down-Shannon, at 8 A. M. to-day. Ar
riyed-City OF Helena. No boats up. Weather
cool and cloudy. The river has fallen nine
teen inches during the last twenty-tour
hours.
MEMPHIS, September l3.-The Indiana was
aground below Chicot at last accounts and
unloading: The agent of the underwriters,
at Louisville, has gone to her to look after
the cargo. The river fell two inches during
the last twenty-four hours. Weather cloudy
and cool. Departed-Mollie Moore, for New
Orleans; Belle Memphis, for st. Louis, and
st. Genevieve, for Nicksburg.
CINCINNATI. September l3.-River four
feet eight inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and warmer
PITTsBURG, September l3.-Riyer twenty
three inches and about stationary. Weather
clear aud cool
EVANSVILLE, September l3.-River four
feet and stationary Weather cloudy and
warmer.
CAIRO. September l3.-No arrivals. De-
parted-t telington, for New Orleans, at S
a, NJ. River fifteen feet two inches and
rising. Weather cloudy. Mercury 7So.
LOUISVILLE, September l3-River fall
ing; three feet six inches in the canal
Passed down-Cherokee, from Cincinnati
to New Orleans.
Sr. LOUIS, September l3.-Departed-
John A. Scudder, for New Orleans. River
stationary. Weather clear and warm.