New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-03
Cheap Telegrsphy a Failure.
MISCEILANEOUS.
Rescued.

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/ MISCELLANEOUS.
| Rescued.
CHARLESTON, August 2-Hhe Edith A
Grant, bound for Denmark, which has been
ashore on Stone breaker, was taken off by
steam itugs and brought into port. She is
not much ipjureds
| Re-Union. y
| AUGUSTA. August 2-The survivors of
the Third Georgia regiment lett this even
ing on apecial train of seYen cars for
Portsmouth, Virginia, where tie annual fe-
union of the command will be held! A num-
'ber Of invited guests acdropansd the
party.
A fire in the warehouse q the Loneley
factory Last lsst night, destroyed goods to the
Bishop Whit,ingham's Cnse.
BALTIMORE, Aughet 2-The board of in
qniry in the matter of the presentment Of
B shop Whittingham. having concluded IT,
duties. adjourned sine Ne. The following
is the finding of tho board:
Whereas the board of inquiry conveuad
BY the action of the Right Rev. Bishop B.
B. Smith, D.. D.. the presiding bishop of
the house of bishopanto consider certain
charges in the case opthe Right Rev. WI
liam r. Whittingham. d. D bishop of Mary
land, having d1ly and fully considered
the said charges, do hereby
Resolve. That from the evidence be-
fore them they are of the opinion there are
not sufficient grounds to put the Right Rev.
William r. WittinghalA upon his trial in
the said matter.
The thirteen members who took their
seats when the board organized on Thurs
dav last were present to-day, and the
vote in favor of the finding was
nine to fouf. against the latter; being the
diocese of Central Pennsylvania, 4ittsburt
Ind Maryland voting for the e3culpation.
Agreeably to the canon of the Church, q.
certificate by the president of the board,
Rev. Chagaes Breck, of Wellsboro, Pennsyf-
.yanis, of It's refusal to make presentment,
was duly made out and forwardG1 20, the
secretary Of the House of Bishops, to be
deposited among it's archievee.
The board aleO adopted unanimously tho
following resOlutiOn, offered by q member
voting with the majority on the question of
presentmente
ResOlusd, That the president of the.board
be Instructed to accompany the charges
and certificatepf the refusal of the board
to make presentment against the Bishop
OF Maryland with our unanimous and eln-
phatic condemnation of the alleged acts
and teachings of Rev. Mes-rs. William
Perry and Richey, Of Mount Calvary
Church, set forth and complained OF in the
presentment made against them h0 the
standing committee to their bishop, and fJr
which they have been dismissed bv him.
1t is said the majority were pf opinion
that the bishop having. after the charges
were first formally laid before him, admon.
i-hed and rebuked the Mount Calvarg oler-
gymen fors their practice Of the ceremony
0NVn N I0v nA Ny3k A<~sn - G.A A.
demands or the laws and there was ON his
part NO purpose Of intentional vi0lstion Of
the canon of hss diocese.
Stopped Work.
FALL RIVER, Mass, August 2.-The
wOOlen mills all started at bell time today,
but in most of them there were no weavefe
or spinners. At noon all but four mills in
this city stepped. Everything is quiet.
Death efsa Clergyman.
BALTIMORE, Aug.si, ,2.-Rev.. James d.
Church, is dead, sixty seven years old. He
was formerly minister in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, Of Richmond, Virginia,
but in 1886 joined the Episcopal Church.
The sumner Statue.
Boston, August 2.-The committee of
design on the proposed memorial statue of
Sumner threw open this morning to the
public the twenty-siX models sent them by
various artists in response to their invita-.
ton.
The Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE, August 2-Returns from the
State as yet are meagre, but go far the Dem.
Ocratic majority is about the same as at the
last election for Governor
The Ex-Priest Gerdemann ON Trial.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-This after.
noon, expriest John w. Gerdemann had a
hearing before Alderman Buchanan on a
charge of embe Element as cOnsighes and
factor. The charge Us brought bv A,
Dieffenback, Of New York. agent for Fred.
POusted, importer of Cathoic books.
images, beads, etc. 0erdemann, while
pastor of St. Bonifacius Chatholic Church.
in this city. twenty -one mont hs ago, received
42O worth of their goOds. OF this quantity
$5sS 80 worth we're not returned, and on
this the charge was brought Of embezzlo.
ment. He was held in $500 bah for trial.
After the bearing, as Gerdemann wal On.
tering car, he was assaulted by Alexan.
der Mclaughlin and Alexander Math. The
latter struck at him. Both were arrested
oy the police before doing injury. A large
crowd vas around the magistrates Office
during the hearing, but were NOT vert
demonstrative, owing to the largo pdlic,.
force present.
Probabilities.
WAX DkPAk3NnSf,;
Office CHIEF Sigma. Officer,
washington, August O. 1875, 4:30 p. a.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States.
partly cloudy weather and slowly rising
tempera5u 5ure, with south west to northwest
winds and stationary or rising baremetey.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August 2, 6 r. M.-Ba
rometer 1910. Wind southwest, light, No
arrivals or departures.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, August 2, Noon.-The
westher is calm and cloudy; Atorming all
the morning. Arrived-Steamsbip Will
mingtOD, at A. M, Holmes, master, from
Havana, via Florida ports, to !. X. Roberts.
Sailed-Steamship Hudson, at I A. M. The
steamship State of Alabama is on the bar
and the steamship Oberon il inside, out,
ward bound.
V!cKsBURG; August t2-Up-fIlinois, at
Z. M. Down-Katie, at z. NJ Arrived
City of VicksburR, at p. NJ Weather
warm and clear. River sose two inches.
MEslpHIs. August 2l.-Weather cloudy.
Mercury GO to 75o. Departed-Belle Mem
phis, for st. LOuis; Capitol CITY. for V,ck-
sb1rg. The Charles Morgan is due from
below.
CIxCnNAT1, August 2.-Thesivef is forty
six feet and rising three inches per hour
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