New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02
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last night approached the farm RS house.
Trusty determined to kill Peterson on
sight Young Trusty, aged eighteen years,
learning his fathers intention approached
to dissnade him, when the father, mistaking
his son for Peterson, shot him dead.
Murder Mt the Pottsvilie Mines.
PorTsvILLE, September l.-Thomas San
ger, inside boss of the Lehigh colliery, was
killed by five strangers. Another man was
shot in the bowels, and Two others are re-
ported killed. Sanger had trouble with the
miners wear ago, and has since received
coffin letters ordering him to leave the
A reward of $1,000 is offered by Heaton &
Co., for the apprehension of the assasslns OF
Sanger.
The excitement at Girardsville and She.
nandoah continues undated. A party of
armed men organized to-day and started
in pursuit. William Wren, who was with
Sanger and at the time severely wounded
is not expected to recover.
That Troublesome Printer.
MONTREAL, September l.-GuibOrds ap.
preaching funeral is the universal topic OF
conversation. 1t is said if all the ecclesiastical
rites are not observed at the grave by the
Catholic priests, Messrs Doutre, advocates.
will sue Cure Rosselot personally in S2o,O00
d images.
Improved buslutss Ill DOstOD'
Boston,. September The increase in
the value of foreign merchandise imported
at Boston during the first eight months OF
the present year is upward of $1,000, GOO as
compared with the corresponding period
last wear. the total value being over $3i,-
600, 1000. The total amount of gold received
for dntes for the twelve months of 1874
was sl4S06, 62S
Probabilities.
nVp. \
Office Chief Signal officer, )
Washington September /, 1873, 40 F. VI.
For the Gulf States, continued high ba-
rometer and temperature, light southeast to
southwest winds, clear or partly cloudy
weather. with rains on and near the Gulf
State.
The lower Mississippi will continue to fall
slowly.
SOUTHWEST Pass. September l. P. NJ
Barometer $3.50. Wind east-northeast.
light. Enthusiastically Cordova, Abrams
mastt T. at ll:55 A. NJ, from Liv, rpool, 10
Ocean, Zerega & Co. No departures. The
ship INLAND and bark Truce are anchored
outside, outward bound. The McAlester
has been at work on the bar since 1880
A NJ.
VIcKsBuRe. September Passed up
Grand Lake at , A. NJ. No boats down
River falling slowly. Weather clear and
hot.
MEMPHIS, September 1.-The river has
fallen eighteen inches. Weather clear
Mercury go. Departed-Carital City for
st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, September Weather clear
and warm. River falling. The Indiana
passed down at ii A. NJ.
CAIRo, September l.-Arrived-St. Gene
We've from st. Louis at P. NJ. River thir
en- feet one inch and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
PTTTsBURG, September River twenty
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, September River nine feet
two inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived-CLerokee from New Or
leans.
ST. LOUIS, September l.-Departed-Susie
Silver for New Orleans. River stationary.
Weather clear and very warm.
LOUISVILLE, Observation-Disclosures clear
and warm. River five feet eight inches in
the canal. Arrived-Cbarles Morgan from
New Orleans. Departed-Morgan for Gin
cinnati.