New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-19
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keep alvuf from the ceremony. The letter
states that the ground will be cursed from
the moment Guibord's remains are depos
tied there. I sdecree of the Privy COun-
ell is acquiesced in and lie to be Obeyed.
Snow.
SusQUEHANNA, Pa, October 1S.-Five
Anches OF snow fell yesterday.
PORT JERvIs, N. Y, October lS.-There
was snow and q severe gale in this section.
Marine.
CAPE MAY, October lS.-The schoOners
David Collins and Chino, reported wrecked
near Townsend Inlet on the fourth instant,
have gone to pieces.
NORFoLK, October lS.-The steamer Fran
cis Elma, from Wim gton, Delaware, for
Costa Rica, is here with her machinery dis
sbled
Whisky Frauds.
ST.. LOUIS, October 1s-Suits have been
commenced against Gerhard, Bingsberg,
Alfred Bevis, E B Frazer, John s. Bren-
ecker and b. II. EDgelke, for whisky
frauds.
A New Railroad Combination.
The Times says the object Of Gould, Dill
Ion, Ames and other railroad magnates'
visit here was to arrange for through
train via the St. L uis, Kansas City and
Union roads from New York to San Fran
cisco.
A Pair of Murders.
Two men named Dan Sullivan and Neil
Davis got into quarrel on Collins street,
this evening. The former gave the latter
three terrible wounds with IA knife-one in
the back and two in the breast-trom which
he died in few minutes. Sullivan was ar
rested.
A special from St. Genevieve, Missouri.
says Joseph Grimes, white man, went into
the house of negro woman, known as
bad Anne" last evening, and being some
what intoxicated, went to sleep in one of
her beds. The woman was absent at the
time, and on her TT turn attempted to Rouse
Grimes, but failing, she got into a terrible
rage, procured heavy hoe, with which she
struck the sleeping man blow on the
head, splitting his skull wide open and kill
ing him instantly.
Praying for Pardon.
Boston, October lS.-There is a move
ment set afoot by a Methodist minister to
obtain a presidential pardon for the Jeffer
son Borden mutineers, under sentence Of
death.
Lee & Shepard's Creditors.
meeting of the creditors of Lee &
Shepard agree to take twOnty cents on the
dollar, at from three to twenty-four months.
Sentenced for Twenty Years.
SELMA, o, tober ls-Isaac McAfee, col
ored, on trial for causing the terrible rail-
road accident on the Selma, Rome and Dali
ton road about one year ago by placing OBJ
structions on the track, was convicted and
efntenced to twenty years Imprisonment.
Two white men are to be tried tor the same
Otfense.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer }
Washington, october 10, 1875, 1880 p NJ.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States rising
barometer, northwest to MOI theast winds, cooler,
partly oudy weather, and possibly occasional
rain near the coast, fol owed by clearing weather
and frost in the interior.
River and Marine News.
souTHwAsr Pass. october 10, 6 P. M Barometer
rived Steamship w q Hewes at three this
morning Quick master. from New York to G. A.
whitney Co; French bark P0lymne, Cassstt,
paItures. The bark 0,y mp,a is inside bound out.
Pass L'ourRk, october Is, noop.-Wind north
west, fresh Weather cool and hazy. Arrived
nom Havana aud the Florida ports, 10 l. K. RO
berts. No departures.
VICKsBuRG October l8.-Arrived-City of Helena
at tel oci,.k last night Natchez, at Al Nj. The
Governor Allen pass, down at 10 p. NJ. River has
fallen three inches during the last twenty-four
henrs. Weather clear aud cool.
memphis, October l8-Rver about stationary. |
Weather clear and quite cool. Departed-Belie |
Memphis TOR St L0ui
lnGhts and rising. Weather cloudy and cool. |
P1TTsBrRG, october l8-Rver three feet nine |
inches ana rising. W, ather cloudy. |
EVANSVILLE October l8.-River four feet and |
STATIONARY. Weather cloudy and cold.
LOUISVILLE, October "a River rising, with FIVE |
feet in The canal Weather cloudy and cold. |
Down-Ch.rok. e. from Cincinna ii to New Orleans.
The Mary Houston is loading for New Orleans, to |
leave Wednesday. |
except packets River eight feet eleven inches and
falling weather clear. Mercury 44o. |