New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-06
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dae and rigging were saved; the vessel is q
total loss.
Fire In Marshal.
A special TO the Nescs from Marshal
Texas, dated midnight, says q fire broke out
on the south side of the public square. -Four
stores burned. The store of MIR. Rainey il
now burning. The fire is apparently undi
minished.
Border Raiders.
A News Brownsville special Gays tele-
gram from Sheriff Leo, of HidalgO county,
to Judge Dougherty, states that forty
armed men crossed the river from Mexico
near Rhodes rancho, twenty miles oeio~
Edinburg, and eighteen armed men crossed
at Isintaias, about eighteen hllies auo.e
Edinburg, reported going to the prairles.
Great excitement exists all along tine lower
river. There are reports from all points OF
armed Mexicans gathering on their SIDE OF
tie river.
Genera, Potter saws that he has not troops
enough to patrol all OF the river: Many
believe that Brownsville Is mehaceo'
Those Troublesome Bishops.
RrAD,NG. Pa, March 5-The standing
committee of the Pennsylvania diocese is
six to one against DeAoVen. Inc committee
unanimously support Jaggar.
The Arkansas Legislature.
LITTLE ROCK, March 5.-Tbe Legislature
adjourned at noon to-day untll inc hrst VI
Nnvemher. when they meet for the purpose
of arranging the outstanding indebtedness
of the State The House unanimously
adopted the resolution presented by Mr.
maxwell. a colored Republican, declaring
that peace and guietude now prevail and
extending a welcome to all immigrants,
promising them safety In person and prop
city and freedom of speech.
struggling Against the Law.
LOUISVILLE. March 5.-The manager OF
the Public Library Hall tonight refused
admission to a negro barber who applied
tor a ticket to the first circle among white
people. A gallery is set apart for colored
people and no white person is allowed there.
Further Particulars.
At sunset Thursday night the steward |
and carpenter got on q plank and tried to |
reach the shore. The former was saved,
and the latter sank in the serf. At eleven |
o'clock the vessels main and miZzen masts |
went by the board, tearing up her deck in /
The fall. One hour later the cargo began
washing ashore.
At day light this morning two men were
discovered on planks between the vessel
and the shore, and five more were cinging
to the foretop, which still remains standing.
One after another released their hold and
dropped into the sea, to be seen no more.
The life saving men made every effort IN
their power to rescue, but it was OF no
avail, the bombs with which the stations
are provided being utterly worthless, and
no shot could be thrown to the vessel
although only 400 yards from the shore.
Her cargo and fragments OF the hull line
the shore for miles. The vessel is fast |
breaking up.
Tho Civil Rights Bill does not Apply to
Whisky Shops.
WILMINGTON, N. c., March 5.-The first
case here under the civil rights bill came
mp before United States Commissioner Mo
Guigg today. A negro named Francis
Holmes had w. II. Gordon, q saloOn-keeper, !
arrested for refusing to sell him a drink.
The commissioner dismissed the case on the
ground that the civil rights bill did not 1
apply to bar.roOms.
Death of Vicar General.
CLEVELAND, March Very Rev. James
CoulOn, for twenty-five years pastor of St. +
Church, formerly vicar general Of G
Cleveland diocese, is dead.
Burned Out.
ST., LOUIS, March 5.-Tbe Walsh Home,
a somewhat noted public resort and driving 1
house, four miles from the city, burned last
evening. Lessee Cool Herbert loses about | L
{ 0,000 and Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh, owner of G
the bniding, loses about the same amount. !,
Insurance not ascertained.
Italian Bark Wrecked and Sixteen Lives
Lost. d
BOSTON. March 5.-The Italian bark =
Giovanni Palermo, for Boston, was wrecked d
N Cape Cod and sixteen lives lost. Only 3
he steward was saved. Six or seven yes.
'els are ashore between Sandy Hook and j
Sandwich. p,
Probabilities. c,
WAR DKPARTMENr,)
Office Chief Signal Officer | CT
Washington, March S, 1875 4:35 P. NJ. IL
For the Gulf States, increasing pressure north 4.
rly and westerly winds occasional light rain, d
older and clearer weather. 50
Cotton. d.
NEW YORK, March SIT following is the com. | .
sIaiive statement of cotton for the week ending
rdsy: pa
Bales.
ct receipts at all United States ports dur pa