New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Trouble with the Miners.

The Trouble With the Miners.
| POTTsvILLE, Pa, March 29.4There arr
three reports from the labor troublesome
that there is great danger, one that it il
uncertain what may happen, and another
that all is quiet. The strikers have no,
used the torch to-day.
The information sent from this place YES
terday to the effect that the employees OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
| Company had resumed work at Cressona
and Schuylkill-haven proves correct. Their
car shops at the former place where over
| 1000 cars are repaired weekly and their
immense machine shops have all their en-
| ployes at work to 8 man. The engineers
| and train men of the Mine Hill division
have reported for work, and this ends the
| suspension in these localities.
1t is due to the employees who renounced
their connection from the Mechanics and
Workingmen's Beneficial Association to ac-
cept their statement, that they Joined the
order under the mistaken motive. that it
was a charitable and beneficial association,
and the overt acts and insubordinatiOn di-
rected by the branches of the order north OF
here aredisapproved by them to the extent
of their abandoning their connection with
the association.
The Ice Moving.
WILLIAMsPoRT, March 29.-The ice is
A'O' AAVAA VSASOy Atsu3 UWCAV o AuAC5 0UONOs
Death of a New Orleans Man infTexas.
BROWNSVILLE, March 29.-Judge ID. F
Mitchell, a native of Florida, for many
years resident Of New Orleans, and re-
Gently connected with the customhouse
here, died yesterday.
Editor Storey in Jail. ,
CHICAGO, March 29.-William j. Storey,
editor OF the Times, has been sentenced to
ten days imprisonment for the publication of
articles constructively rejecting on men,
bers Of the grand jury.
Reduction Of Fares.
The Michigan Central, Michigan Southern
and Pittsburg and Fort Wayne railroads
have reduced the fares to Boston, Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore and Washing
ton. The tickets at reduced rates are linn
shows the reduction to be only temporary.
Suspended.
New BEDFORD, Mass, March 29.-S. P.
Burt, banker, has suspended. Liabilities
$500, 900.
Tho Rhode Island Prohibitionists.
PROVIDENCE, March 29.-The Prohibition
lists Convention have nominated the present
incumbents. This makes three tickets for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor. The
balance Of the ticket is the same as the Re-
publican.
B0ardinGhOuse Burned.
BENECA, CAL, March GA boarding
house, with three men, was burned last
night.
Weighed Down with Wealth.
SAN FRANCISCO, NJ arch 29.-Advices from
Japan state that many bodies from the
Pacific Mail steamer Japan have been re-
covered. All we're kept under the water
by the weight ofsthe money on their person
Tho Miners, Civil War.
MAtcH CHUNK, March 29.-Intelligence
reached here at nine O'Clock last night of
a threatened outbreak among the
trenzied miners from several mines They
moved simultaneously from several points;
disarmed the special police from Phila-
delphia at Buck mountain, and took their
arms with them. They went to Jindle
where one policeman was shot in the head
Each place they visited they compelled
the men to go with them. No damage was
done property 80 far at HazletOn. Father
OHara, Catholic priest, exhOrted them to
20 home, and they are now disbandinp,
Should the troubles continue, the govern.
ment will be called on for troops.
A Family Burned.
ST.. PAUL, March 29.-Sunday msrning
the hOuee of a farmer named Colson. at
Parker's Prairie, twenty-five miles from
on the Northern Pacific road,
caught fire from the bursting of kerosene
lamp. The flames rapidly communicated to
the night clothes of the father, mother and
i've children. Colson dashed out window
They all dragged themselves to the nearest
neighbOrs, mile distant, barefOoted and
naked, over the snow. Colson and two
children have since died, and it is thought
the mother and another child can not long
survive.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer ,
Washington, March 20, 1875, ABS P. M J
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and
partly cloudy weather, northeast to
outheast winds, veering to southwest, in the
east Of ths oser r rising
ain in the South Atlantic states.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. March 20, P. M-Barometar
$50. Wind east fresh. Weather foggy Arrived
'choGner >. e. Fabens, LYMAN, master six days
'tates steamer Dispatch, from Pensacola The
team P \ Memphis is on the bar bound in.
Pass Adh0prHE, March %. P. M.-Wind east
ight. Affived-Steamship Murriel. at 7:30 A. NJ
,nree % Gays from Brazos Santiago, to PIN. For
master, six days from Ruatan, With fruit. No de-
partureS On tie bar, bound in, steamship Ne N.
,nls The ship Emily Augusta was put to sea this |
svenng, and 10 anchored outside, awaiting fair |
Tind vim to sail. The ship Kentuckian was spoken |
~ miles this side Of Tortugss, by steamship New
" cans, at e30 r. NJ, ON Friday, March g. bound
vlCKsBuke March 29-Passed up-Nick Long
Hoftn, t as NJ; Mary Houston. 1t P: n. Down
sste6ea Ms.tns, NJ ee.e
The river rose four inches
MEMPHIS, March 29-River stationary. Weather
clear and warm. Arrived-City Of Helena. from
st. Louis. Departed-GTang-r. for Louisville;
Belle Memphis. for 81. Louis Church. for New Or.
eAns; J. w. Mean and bArges, for Pittsburg.
'AHCIusA1. March 2a-Rivef twenty four feet
md rising Weather cloudy and mild. Arrived