New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02
MISCELLANEOUS
VIII Resume Work,


NEW BEDFORD, Mass September lt-Ihe
WauIsutta Mills will resume work Monday
suspended.
BUFFALO. September George W. Hay
wood. merchant, has suspended.
The Turf.
HARTFORD, September THE races a.
Charter Oak were well attended. The 2:3l
race was won BY Lady Smell in three
straight heats: Nellie Walton second, Bate
man third. Time-2:24l4, 2:23l4; 22i.
On account of the large number of entries
in the 2;25 race, five horses were with
drawn and subsequently trotted for
special purse. The '2:25 race was won by
Amy; Joker second, Wslsey third. Time
Dob 22312!.4, 2:2las, 2:24l4.
Walsey took the third heat and Joker the
fourth.
The special purse wss won by Parus 4,
Frank. j. second and PArke's Abdsllab
third Time-2235l, 2:2U44, LYON, 2:2ass.
Frank j. took the tirst heat.
Goldsmith Maid trotted trial heat on the
park this morning in 2:l64s making the
last quarter in 33l4. She will trot on Fri
dav, with running companion, to beat her
record.
TROY, N Y, September 1.-The national
amateur regatta was concluded to day.
The attendance was extraordinarily large.
The first race, the final heat for single SOULS,
WIS won by Courtney. Time-9:46
The four.oared contest, on which con
siderable amount of money changed hands {,
was won by the Atalantas. Time-S:34h.
The double scull race was won by Court =
ney and Robinson in s:5019. Prizes and
flags to winners were presented this evening.
+ Personal.
Providence. r. l., September l-Secre-
tary Robeson and Admiral Porter will be al
Newport to witness important torpedo eS
periments to Omorrow.
In Newport to-day Charles Joseph Bona
parte, grandson of King Jerome Bonaparte,
was married to MISS Ellen Charming Day :,
of Boston.
An Ariz onn Man in Sonora.
San FRANCISCO. Septembe IA dispatch
from Tucson, Ariz ona, says a wealthy mer-
chant of Tucson and naturalized citizen OF
Arizona went to Sonora to collect bills. He
was arrested on charge OF furnishing
arms to the insurgents. There was no
trial, bat he was sentenced to pay 5000
or be shot. His grave had been dug, when
a messenger arrived with the ransom. The
roads are lined with refugees flying from
the impending revolution.
Election Dny-Ali Quiet.
This being election day, the banks and
many other places OF business are closed.
Condition Of the Bank Of CALIFORNIA;
There is nothing new in references to the
Bank of California. The Chronicle this
morning publishes a positive statement that
the bank has reliable assets to the amount
of $l4 100000 and nominal assets to the
amount of $50 900 600, with an indebted
ness of Sl3,000,0O0, and coin in the vaults
$S50,00O; that guarantee fund of $5,000,-
900 to $40 1000, ,00n is nearly all pledged, and
that resumption is assured Immediately.
81 lar statements are being spread abroad.
All such assurances are premature, accord
ing to the information from headquarters.
The Nevada Bank.
Flood & O'Brien have employed extra
force on the Nevada Bank building and are
hurrying it to completion.
Evidence thas Raiston Poisoned Himself.
rumor has ob'ained credence that an
analysis of the stomach of Ralston has
shown evidences of poison. The coroner
this evening states emphatically that no
hint to that effect has been given, and that
the assumption is entirely gratuitous.
The Merchants Exchange Bank.
The Merchants Exchange Bank will open
tomorrow morning. The president states
personally that sufficient amount of coin
has been collected in the regular way of
business to enable the bank to meet all de-
mands. There seems to be loosening in
the money market with the return of con-
fidence.
Railroad Tracks Washed Away.
MILWAUKEE, September 1.-Severe storms
have washed away the track of Rives Diyi-
sion Mill and st. Paul railroad, between St.
Peter junction and Red Wing, and no train
has got through since Sunday. 1t is be-
liesed the damage will be repaired to-day.
A Coal Oil Fire.
PHILADELRHIA, September I.-The canal
boat j. s. Dinkey, with 300 barrels Of coal
OIL burned. The explosion injured several.
The danger to the shipping in the harbor
was averted by the promptness of apolice
tugboat in towing the Dlnkey into the
stream.
An Unfortunate Mistake.
CINCINNATI, September LA man named
Peterson enticed Farmer Trusty's daughter
here. Trusty finding her took her homo.
Petereon followed. making threats, and
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