New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-11
NISCELLANEOUS.


ST. Louis. December l0-The grand Jury
presented thirteen new indictments, includ-
ing one against General Babcock, for whom
officers have gone to Chicago.
What Henderson Says.
Mr.. Henderson, replying to Pierreponts e
rebuke, says he stands by his speech, and
has no apologies to make.
An Outrage by the Molly Maguires.
PoITsvILLE, December 10 "A party of
ma ked men entered houses in the vicinity
of Gilbertville, took Charles O'Donnell and
a man named McAllister from their homes
and killed them. 1t is stated that McAllis-
ter's sister was also murdered. The affair
is attributed to the "Molly Maguires" The
people living in the neig ghborhood know no
reason for the deed.
The excitement at the scene of the double
murder continues. Late dispatches con-
firm this mornings report and place the
number of masked and armed men who
surrounded and entered the house at fifty.
From inquiries made this evening it seems
the shooting grew out of previous shoot
ing affair, the facts of which the O'Donnells
were aware of, and it is thought the mur-
dtrers found it necessary t. silence them
for fear of damaging evidence they had in
their possession.
Upon examination, this afternoon. it was
discovered that the man Charles O'D,nnell
had received fourteen bullets, and that an
q a'tempt had been made to burn the body.
Mrs. McCallister, the daughter of Mrs
O'Donnell, was shot and instantly killed
while following the mob. Frank Wenrick
a merchant in good standing at Mahonie
City, was arrested as being one of the men.
The Camden Races.
CHARLESTON, December l0.-The Camden
races began to-day.
FIRST Race -Halfmile heats. Ascot. l, /;
Mollie Darling, ,, .; Mother Carrie, 3, g.
Time-jS, 5319.
Second Race-Mne dash. w. wyches
entry, l; Tibbet, ,; Johnnie b., 3. Time
l:54.
Third Race-One and one-quarter mile
dash Jack Trigg. l Abdel KOree, ,; Prus-
sian, g. Time-2:20h.
A Big Order.
FALL RIVER, December l0.-The Border
City mills have an order for $4,000 pieces
of printing cloths from England.
Balloting for senator.
RICHMOND, December lO.-Four unsuc-
cesstul ballots. The last one Stood John
son Al, Goode as, Smith 80. The first ballot
stood: Hon. John W. johnson 81, Hon.
John Goode, Jr., 81, Ex-Governor William
Smith 2s, Ex-Governor John Letcher 22,
Hon. Thomas S. Flournoy %.
Boiler Explosion.
MACON, ia, december lU.-An engine on
the Macon and Brunswick railroad ex.
ploded this morning, killing the engineer,
George HOIniDg, instantly. The baggage
car was wrecked. A number of Florida
tourists were on the train, but none were
hurt.
Ac:io Of the Kentucky Grangers.
LOUISVILLE, December l0.-The State
Grange passed resolution in favor of gov
ernment aid to the Texas Pacific road.
Suspended.
BosToN, December l0-E. d. Peters &
Co., the oldest and most extensive commits
sion firm in Boston, suspended. Cause,
shrinkage in prices and depression OF bust
ness.
Executed.
MINNEoLA, December I0.-The murderer
Delaney was executed to day. He made a
short speech, confessing his guilt.
Arrival of n Missing steamer.
SAN Francisco, December l0.-The
steamer Los Angeles, which, it was feared,
was lost, arrived ut Victoria yesterday in
tow of the British gunboat Rocket. She
was disabled and had lost one man over
board in a gale.
California's New Governor InauGurated.
Governor Irwin was inaugurated to-day.
He urges legislation to procure mOditica-
restrictions as to Chinese immigration.
Railroad Accident.
MEMPHIs, Dncember l0.-An eastward
bound passenger train on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad, while woodiDg at
White's Station, this morning, wss run into
by freight train going in the same direction