New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-15

koOl108 RE0194e EafnlDRDs
ST. LOUIS. september IA -Rspresenta
lives Of the Western and Southern railroads
nave adopted plan Of pooling freight earn.
ings. The convention meets again next
week in Chicago.
The Red Men in Council.
PHILADELPHIA, September l4.-The great
council II BED Nan of the United States
resumed its session to-day. 1t was reported
that the membership in the country con.
aafed Of 10000 who were connec'ed with
30 tribes, In thirty six States; 500 600 .
year y expended for relief Adam Smith,
q 6sa ffancisco, was elected great in.
cohonee; Charles d. Letehmsn. 81 Hsasa.
y shnsstn. great senior sagoncone; j. Nor
-, Of DELAWARE, greet chief OF record;
.Janes Pyle, Of Delaware, great keeper of
2 wu0pum. Columbus, Ohio, was chosen "A
The next place Of meeting.
Nssseual Asrsculsuval Csuncil.
= the National Agricultural Congress an
address on 'Our Southern AGRICULTURE"
Wa delivered By Colonel Thomas Clsi-
bpfne.
A0eS1con Pharmaceutical Association.
The American Pharmaceutical Associs.
ticn assembled ct the College of Pharmacy
this morning. Dr.. Fred Hoffman, of New
York, presided. The election for officers
1or the ensuing year resulted "a follows:
Presid ent, Charles Bullock; vice presi-
dente, A. D. Sheppard, Gastayus j, Loon
and Jacob u. Wells; tressurer, Charles A.
Taft; secretary, c. A. Marsh. The report
OF the treasurer, showing the association to
DO IN nourlshing condition. was adopted.
A Convict Killed.
AUBURN, n. T.. September l4-George
Lane, convict, sged forty It light, was acct
dentally killed. He had been in prison
twent -Dine years.
The FaneEal Of Rx.Geveruor Wise.
kIcHAoND, September l4-rhe funeral |
OF Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise took place |
TINS afternoon from st. James Episcopal |
Church. There was an immense turnout of |
citizens of all classes and DatlOnalities, The |
procession embraced oil the white military
Brigade, Catholic Irish and German socie.
nee, Nations, members Of the legal profess
BOD, and large number of other citizens.
All along the line of march the streets
were crowded with people followin the
Rrocesslon to Hollywood cemetery, where
Sno !emains OF the deceased etstesman and |
soldier were inferred. TIE floral tributea |
were numerous and handsome. The STATE
eno CITY omcisls, including Governor KEN
Per and staff, also att ndYd. While the !
0tato ana CITY offices were closed during a
greater part Of the day, Federal and State
nags were IT half mast ON the capitol.
Sudden Death n Memphis.
A!APHIS, September A.-Willism r |
Aami,n. An old and highly respected citi
ssn, died suddenly this morning of ann
piexy. He wac in unusual good health ma
spirits during the morning. and had writ
ton some friends an Invitation to luncheon |
n honor OF the marriage Of his sdoptsd
dang liter, and on their arrival an hour later
they found him corpse.
The Broken Bank 1t Pettsville.
POTTsvILLD, Pa, september 1.-The sus-
pension Of the Miners Trna. Company
Bank, with liabilities Of 81 500, 900, Is be-.
ginning to Be keeDly felt BY d.positors.
Who for years have been in the habit Of
0ertaln sums on the approach |
u winter, o. 16cient to help therq through |
he slack time. Today the president of ,
~ su6pebded bank. Jacob Hansburaer, .
rs snxSeunded by crowd Of women, who !
DocauDe - 1fuo6strative that it was found :
Ieoetssxy go tho police. This evening I
- direc - a assignment and sp- !
ointsd 81 C. nupsell and 8. 81. Maiden :
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