New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-01

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these safeguards, believe the battles which
created the army of the Tennessee have not
been fought III vain.
General Sherman closed the speaking with
humorous short speech, in which he SAID
he wished all speeches made here tonight
could be printed in full and scattered broad
cast through the South, 10 show the people
there how ex soldiers of the North all It IL
toward them.
\ Brush with she Indians.
CHEYENNE, September 30.-Sxty Indians
attacked hay train guarded by twelve
men At Bridges Ferry. A two hours fight
resulted in loss of thirty cattle and four
horses. One white man was wounded
Explosion.
PoTTsvlILE, September 30.-By an ex
plosion at the Anchor eolliery two men
killed and several badly hurt.
Buried in the Mine.
Today at Bear Ridge coliery a fall of
coal buried five miners. Assistance being
sent tor, they were rescued after some two
hours hard work.
Lumber Yard Burned.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, September 30.-Marley
& Marshletter's lumber yard burned tC-
day. Loss 1913 900.
All Quiet at Fall River.
FALL RIVER, September 30.-Quiet pre-
walls. A number of men went to work
others gave notice they would resume to
morrow. All the mills are running.
Twenty Cents on the Dollar.
Boston. September 30-Lee Il Shepard
propose to pay twenty cents on the del IT.
Their liabilities are over S500,O0O.
The Jury Out.
The Jefferson Borden mutiny Jury are
out. 1t is thought they can not agree as to
whether the crime was murder or man
slaughter.
Beacon Park Races.
The race at Beacon Park between the
stations Smuggler and Thomas Jefferson,
for $4,000 and the championship, was won
by Smuggler in three straight heats. JEFF
ferson was Withdrawn on the third heat on
account OF lamenoss. Time-2:25ia, 2:2s,
2:40.
Foundered.
QUEBEC, September 30,-A fishing boat
teundered in the late gale. The crew were
lost.
Suit Dismissed.
MONTREAL, September 30. - The suit
brought by the Canadian Institute against
the st. Sulspice Cemetery for $4,000 in the
Guibord case was dismissed, the two parties
dividing the costs.
Drawing OF the Montpelier Lottery.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, September 30.-The
drawing of the Montpelier Lottery COM
menced to-day, 40, 600 tickets having been
sold, and fifty per cent will be paid upon
the sums named in the scheme; 100000
will be distributed. AS far az progressed
$1,000 prizes have been drawn numbered as
follows: 3SSi7, 1868, SO, 2O2 and 30 26S: and
three $4,000, numbered A2,527, Al ,06s and
65 102.
RIM Down and Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, September 30.-A batteau
containing Goddard Heiss, of Camden; Viii.
liam Random, of this city, and child aged
four years, name unknown, was run down
by the sloop Henrietta, Captain Gooden, in
Random and the child were drowned. Mr..
Heiss chung to the anchor cable and thus
saved himself.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 30.-Williau s.
Wood, president of the Greenfield Manufac-
turing Company, of Greenfield, Indiana.
committed suicide TODAY. Cause, financial
troubles He had his life heavily insured.
He left a lett IT stating he had forged a re-
lations name for $4,000.
The Oar.
STEUBENvILLE, September 3O-The single
eoull race for $3.50, between Pedgrft and
Denmark, was decided draw on account
of foul. General dissatisfaction is ex-
pressed at the decision.
Stricken with Paralysis.
TRENTON, N. j., September SO.-Ex-Gov.
ernor Alden, aged eighty years, has been
stricken with paralysi&
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, September 30, fS75, 43O p NJ. J
For the South lantic and Gulf states clear or
partly cloudy and continu. | warm weather, with
and light rains north of Georgia.
River ard Marine News.
SOUTHWARK Pass, September 30, P. M.-Bl
twenty six days from Liverpool, to s. Weeks Co.
No departures. The bark Atlanta is inside, bound
out.
Pass ALOurRs, September 30, P. M.-wind
southwest: very light Weather clear. No arrivals
Saed-schooner r. B. Locke.
barges, ct s A. NJ. Arrived-R T. Lee, at I P. M
River rose three inches IN the last twenty.four
hours. weather clear and warm.
Mxhpas, September 3o-RlveI fell eight inches
bigbee river; smoky City, for New Orleans; Allan.
sio and City of Chester for st. Louif Illinois, for
ClNclrHArI. September aO.-River seven feet one
inch and falling. Light rain. Departed-wilam
PITTsBuRe, September 3o.-River seventeen inches
and falling slowly. Weather cloudy and cool.
CAlhOt oeptemDer Su-ATrlv6d-Grand Lake,
trsm st. Louis, At 4 P. NJ. Departed-Mary Hous
ton, for New Orleans, at eleven last night. River
fifteen feet one inch and falling. Light rain since
dark
ST. Louis. September 3o.-No arrivals. Departed
City Of Helena, for Vicksburg Weather cloudy
and threatening River fourteen feet six inches
and falling.
LOUISVILLE, September 30-River falling. with
four feet ten inches in the canal. Weather cloudy;
light rain
EvANsvILLs, September 30-River four feet eight.
tanths Of an inch and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy; light rain since 4 p. N.
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MARKETS,
D0mestiC Markets. |
NEW YORK, September 30-The Posts financial |
article says: Gold 10 lower than the opening price
having been ll7S and all the sales since having
been at ll10ll7t. On gold loans the rates have
been 364Oll6 Of " cent ~ day for use; time
loans ere as yesterday quoted. Foreign exchange |
il dull and unchanged, tho nominal rates beng
- 70 and - SO for prime bankers sterling while
the quotations for business are about - 1894 7Bk
and ~ aG4 a2h. The money market 10 I'M
changed, call leans being 2d21a ~ cent and prime
mercantile paper 81 al " cent.
Government hon IL continue quiet and steady In |
this market. The stock market at the opening was
irregular, but as rule higher than Yesterdays
closing The feeliug ct d st was that Of feveIish.
ness. But this soon changed, and prices began to
rise, and have since edvanced I a for The gen.
eral list. Missouri Pacific advanced until 1880 |
Ia " cont altefwsrd declined ~ y cent, and has |
SINCE recovered y cent.
Tho extrene sale. Of stocks. giving them in the |