New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-13
NIISCELLANEOUS.
Paper Mill Burned.

TAper Will Durue0.
DALTON. Mass, January l2.-The Bristet
aud Cuttings Paper Mill burned. Los;
100000.
Miners Out Of Work.
HAzLETON, Pa, January I2.-Disagree
.nent Gusts 10000 miners along the Lehis ll
Valley and Central road.
Texas Legislature.
GALVESTON, January IA special from
Austin to the Ncrs says Hon. L. b. Hub
Dard called the Senate to order at II A. NJ
Upon call of the roll a quorum was found
present.
Governor Chamberlain Message.
CHARLESTON, S. c., January l.-l;oye-.
nor Chamberlain's message SAYS: No appro.
priatiOn in excess of income; pay as you
go; but, in view of the present debts,
opposes liquidation; wants competent teach.
ers for the public schools, ana that the
justices of the peace be elected by the PEG.
pie lie concludes: II feel warranted in
congratulating the General Assembly, and
our fellow-citizens. generally. On the evil
dences already presented of a PURPOSE on
the part of all good citizens, to aid the
present administration in its efforts to re.
store and enforce good government in on.
State.
Death OF Ex-Governor Bramlette.
LOUISVILLE, January lex Governor
Thomas E. Bramette died a: his residence
In this city this afternoon after an illness of
several weeks. He was Governor of hen.
:ucky during the closing years of the war.
out has not since taken an active part in |
poiitlcs lie was regarded as one of the |
apIest ana most prominent LAWYERS az the
par. ana short time since acted Temporarily |
as Judge of the federal court during the An |
sence Of Judge Ballard. He died OF yleuna.
tism of the heart.
Fire nj Dayton.
DAYTON. Ohio. January lo.-As nina
tonight the large carriage and wagon man. 1
lfactory and repository OF a. & w.
destroyed by fire. Loss 100000. The
building and stock were fully insured.
a Strict Party Vote.
Harrisburg. Pa. January l2-Tie de.
nunciatory resolutions regarding the pro.
ceedings in Louisiana were adopted by
strict party vote in the House-l0. 10 ST.
Frozen Out.
ST. 1.Orrs. January i2-Lieutenan. Coz.
onel Bradley. Ninth Cavalry. teiegrapps to
army headquarters that Captain Uenly.
who was sent some weeks ago with a de.
:achment. to compel a party Of miners to
leave the Black Hills. had returned to !
sheridan village, the whole command be:n.
badly frozen.
Governor Hardin lnaugnrated.
James il. Hardin. Governor elect. was q
n
read his inaugural to the Genera! Assembly v
IN joint session.
The Florida Legislature. ie
TALLAHASSEE: Fla. January t. The t
Senate met and adjourned. No organization, Il
In the House d resolution was adopted 81
Messrs. Gordon and Stephens. of n
ie0rgia. TO look after the interests OF
florida until conOver. Purman and Walls in
nd it convenient to return to Washington. a
ordered that q copy of the resolution ha | re
emit to Messrs. Gordon and Stephens. ay
The resolution was adopted By a vote Of
) to u. ne
Mrs. TfltOn in Court. IN
BROOKLYN, N. Y. January l:.-Mrs. ~ ~
iltOn was IN court to-day. There vas ua
% usual crowd present. Til. opening 81
eeches were sensational. but contained mn mn
thing new. al;
ie White Leasuo Sympathizers In
Boston. ye,
8osroF, January l2.-The petition for bri