New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05
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and four million dollars, and that an over
Issue of stock has been discovered.
Fever on Board ship.

and four million dollars, and that an over
issue of stock has been discovered.
Fever on Board ship.
The emigrent steamer Coliingwood ar
rived at Aukland, New Zealand, from LDn-
don, with fever on board There were
twenty deaths, and fifty sick were placed
IN the hospital
The Election.
No further elrr, u returns have bee II re
oeived calculated to modify the previous
reports. The Legislature is undoubtedly
strongly Democratic.
In Commercial Circles,
Nothing nav in financial or com merclal
circles. Quiet md confidence prevail.
Shipwreck.
The ship Isabella struck On Belona reef
On the night of July II. Seventeen Chinese
PAST Il gers wera left on board with boat,
The officers and crew left in boat. six
auen remained on the islsni. The captain,
mate aud eighteen of the crew pulled for
the Australian coast until picked up by
schooner and taken to Bowen,
Hotels Burned.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, September / The
Gibson and Henry houses, the two principal
hotels were burned to-day.
Killed by n Tramp.
WASHING TON o.. September Farmer
skinner was killed by tramp whom lie
loHnd in his barn.
The Burial Of Euihord.
MONTREAL. September Il Mr. Joseph
DoUUra QGeens counsel has prepared an
affidavit declaring the pablo peace threat
Vuad. This, with another affidavit of q
similar effect, has been submitted 30 "a
magistrate IN order 10 secure the presence
Of force OF volunteers at tbs burial OF Gu
bOrd, which has been postponed until some
day next week. Further trouble is appre-
Aeuaed, add. with the i'll feeling on both
sides, it will be fortunate il DO more serious
result follows the second attempt at Il
burial.
Ex-Governor Warmoth, Of Louisiana, is
IL this city.
schoolhouse Burned,
BLooMSBCRG. Pa, September ) The
State Normal school building at this place
Was 5est royed by fire this afternoon. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
Railroad Bridge Burned.
CINCINNATI, Sept amber 1.-The bridge on
the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Railroad near Bedford, Indiana, burned,
and prevents the passage Of trains.
Fire.
CUBA, N. Y, September The Cuba
iouse, one man, six horses and three barns
burned today.
a Fast Mail Train.
PHILADELPHIA. September f.-Ihe Post
Office Department has perfected arrange
ruents for a fast mail train from New York,
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore,
via Pittsburg to Chicago, ST. Louie, Gin
cinnati, and all points in the Southwest.
This train will commence running on Mon
day, September 18th, and make extraOrd-
nary fast time, SO as to fully accommodate
the immense postal business OF the cities
designated.
A Petition for STOKES Paroon.
ALBANY, n. Y, September A petition
for pardon for Edward 5, Stokes has been
sent TO Governor Tilde1.s
Suspended.
NORFOLK. Va, September 1.-The Mer-
camille Bank of this city suspended this
afternoon. 1t is claimed the assets will
cover the liabilities
A Fight with Tie Indians.
DENVER, Col, September i.-Partieulars
lave been received of an engagement on
the fifteenth of August, between the Gard
ner and Genet party, of Haydens Survey,
and a band of Sierra Lasal Utes, near the
line between Colorado and Utah, and near
the line of New Mexico. The fight lasted
twenty-one hours, and resulted in a loss to
the Gardner and Genet party of all their
baggage and nearly all their provisions.
They all escaped without injury.
PORT CALHOUN, Ontario September Il
A propeller to-day carried away four gates
of the Allanburg lock on the Welllnd canal.
1t will take several days to repair the
break.
A st. Louis Newspaper Mems Duet.
81. LOUIS, September 4.-Major John n
Edwards, one OF the editors of the st. Louis
Times, and Colonel Emory Foster, editor of
the EceniHg Journal, left here last night for
- ESsi,H :
Edwards was accompanied by Colonel II.
B. Branch, and Colonel Foster by W. D. w.
Barnard, as seconds.
The affair grew out of an editorial in the
Times of August "a on the action of the
citizens of Winnebago county, in refusing
TO allow Jefferson Davis to speak at their
fair, and reioinder by Foster in the
journal next day, in which he cast very
severe structures upon the writer of the
Times article. The point at which the
duel was to be fought is not known here, as
that matter was left to be selected by the
seconds after entering Winnebago. Nothing
has been heard as to the result. 1t is thought
n hostile meeting has been prevented
Mystic Park Races.
Boston, September 4.-The race to-day
at Mystic Park, between Smuggler and
Nettie, was won by the former, for purse
of $4,000, mile heats, to harness; best three
in five. Smuggler !, |, 2, L; Netuie 2, ., |, 2.
Time-2:29ls 2;2Sls, 2:22h, 2:2519.
Base Ball.
PHILADELPHIA, September 4,-Athletics
Bostons3.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer )
Washington, September d. 1875, 4:3O p. MY
For the Gulf States, stationary, followed
by slowly falling barometer, high tempera-
ture, southeast to south winds, and clear or
partly cloudy weather, with local rains in
the southwest and on the coast.
River and Marine News.
e SOUTHWEST Pass, September 4, 6P.M.-
Barometer 1906. Wind south, southwest
light. Weather cloudy. No arrivals OF
departures. The McAlester has been at
work on the bar since a quarter past
eight o'clock this morning.
PAss-A-LOUTRE. September q, 6 P. NJ
Wind south, southwest, light No arrivals
or departures.
VIcKsBURG, September 4.-Passed up
Katie at 800 2. M. No boats down. River
fell eleven inches during the last twenty
four hours. Weather cloudy and hot.
MEMPHIS, September 4.-The river fell
elk inches. Weather generally clear. Mer-
curry 800. Departed-Fort Gibson for
Arkansas river, Legal Tender for White
river, Parker for Cincinnati, Grand Tower
for st. Louis, City of Vicksburg for Vicks-
burg.
CINcnnAT1, September 4-River seven
feet and falling. Weather clear and pleas
EVANSVILLE, September 4. Weather