New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-19
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paper In this city.
Steamboat Burned.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn, September Is-Tbe
S'eamer Emery Citv burned to the water's
Ege at tomr O'Clock this morning, near
;nnss5oh. The mail land passengers are uu-
,,"Jnred: The freight and boat are a tota
.ss. ,, The cabin caught fire from a stove in
the engine room.
The Odd Fellows.
r lhD1AsAPoLIs. September 1S The Grand
l1ougr l.. y. .. F. of the Unired States will
,unN ,;,,a ne mere Monday. Sixty representa-.
t'ves have arrived, among whom are Ven
rrable Grand Secretary James L Ridpelev
rast Grand Sires Stewart of Washington.
ana Stokes, of Pennsylvania; repre senta
tves Fifzhngh and Robinson, of Virginia.
ana treasurer Van Zaut, of B .ltimore.
me Grand Lodge and G and Encamp-
Nv rn. VIII! give the representatives pub
nf welcome will he made by Gove1nor
hendricks, Mayor Craven and others.
Suicide.
;, ATLANTA, September 1S.-Captain H. L.
French, from Americus, shielded here last
night Cause, domestic difficulties,
on the Track.
An engine on the Cherokee railroad ran
OH the track, killing the fireman and wound-
ing several other persons.
Ticket Agents. Convention,
SARATOGA Septs mber lS-The Ticket
Agents convention, for the purpose of CON
siderng the reduction of rates for the cen.
,ennlal period OF six months, meets next at
Jacksonville, Florida.
School ship Ashore.
NORWICH, Ct, September Is. The school
ship st. Mary is ashore in New London har.
Dor. Tugs tailed to move her.
I"e MysIerIOus PRISONER.
LOUISVILLE, September IS-Detectiye
Bligh has returned from Pine Hill. satisfied
the person captured is Jesse James, the
Miss s)uri outlaw.
The manufacturers.
FALL RIVER, Mass, September IS The
manufacturers have been in session a good
part OF to-day, discussing the question of
resumlng work. 1t is reported on the heat
authority that they have decided to open
the mil on the twenty seventh instant at
the reduced prices offered when the yaca
ton was inaugurated. There are other con.
dltltlons to be imposed on the operatives.
Firemen Injured.
ALBANY, September I8-Durnr a fire
here tonight five tiremen were injured, one
of them seriously.
The Westervelt Case.
PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-The iurv
in the Westervelt case went out at Il p NJ
and returned at p. NJ. to ask the Judge Il
they were at liberty to bring in verdict of
guilty on one only or all the five counts NJ
the indictment The Judge responded that
they might convict Oh one count only or ali
and they retired again.. No prospect of
verdict to night.
Bnse Ball. ....
CINCINNATI, September lS.-The Cincin.
nat Reds scored twelve and the st. Louis
Browns nine at base ball today. Onlv
eight innings were played The Browns
declined to play the ninth inning, claiming
an unfair decision of the umpire,
Scuii Race.
STEUBENvILLE. o.. September Is.-a
three mile scull race between John Pedo.
rlft, OF Chicago and Robert Peal, of Sten.
this evening, and won by Pedgrift. Peal
won the toss for the position, and took
the lead at the start. rapidly, in.
rreaslng the dist ince until he reached
the turning point, when he run foul
Dt the stake boat, and before he could re-
cover Pedgrift passed him and was two
lengths ahead. On the last quarter Peal
made spurt and was closing up rapidlv.
nut was unable to gain his lost position,
Pehgritt coming in half length ahead.
rime-2l:i9.
Suspended.
MONTREAL, September Isl RI. w. Hill
on, furniture dealer, has suspended.
Probabilities.
Office Chief Signal Officer
washington, September l8, 1875 1880 p H.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Chlo valley. areas of rain, followed by
Tearing weather, low but slowly rising tenn.
,e' a 'ure. northerly to westerly winds. and
lowly rising barometer. Cautionarv signals
continue at stations on the Gulf and Allan
ic coasts, from New Orleans to New York,
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September Is. 6P,M.-
3arometer 29;lO. Wind west, strong. Wea-
her cloudy and cool. No arrivals or de-.
'artures. The ship Marcia Greenleaf and
'arks, Anevoca and Pegase are inside,
'onnd up.
PAss,A L'OurRE, September IS, C PM
Wind west-southwest. strong. Weather
loudly and quite cool No arrivals. Sailed
teamship Margaret The schooner Texana
, inside, bound out.
VICKsBURG, September 1S-Passed m
'Argoud, at P. Nj. The r. E. Lee DELAYED
ist night. passed down at A. Nj River
Loudly and cool.
MEMPHIS, September ls.-The river rose
light inches. Mercury So. Weather clear.
'eparted-Grand Tower, tor st. Louis; Can.
ol City, for Vicksburg.
CINCINNATI, September lS-River falling
'ep irttd-Joseph D. Parker, for New Or
ANS Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, September lS Weather cold
the canal.
PTrTsBURG, September lS-Riyer seyeu-
'en inches and rising. Weather cloudy and
,ol.
CAIRO, September lS.-Arrived-.James
oward, from ST. Louis, at 5 PM. De.
for New Orleans, at
It. NJ. River sixteen feet eleven inches and
Hing. Weather clear and cold
EVANSVILLE, September lS.-Riyer falling.
leather cloudy and cold
ST: LOUIS. September lS.-Arrived-Bee
I'D barges, from New OIL .aus. Departed
'hn B. Maud, for New Orleans; Helena.
r Vicksburg. The river has fallen six
ches. Weather clear and cool.