New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23

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i - hesore those outsids Of his friends
- m real name. A few weeks ago he
- 50 sister, which, together with the 10
~ Of young lady in New York to re-
ciueocaSe his affections, led his friends to
onppose that be wound do something rash.
Death Of q wounded Engineer.
BUFFALO, September 22.-EDgineer Hunt.
of tho Canada Southern train, which wss
wrecked ON Wednesday, is dead. One
thousand dollars reward Ii offered Tor the
Wreckers.
A Massachusetts Earshauake.
NEW BEDFORD, September % "A distinct
&hock of an earthquake was felt in this city,
Fairhaven, Amherst and Dartmouth about
halfpast seven O'Clock last night.
Lynchea.
LOUISVILLE, September 22.-Alfred Rod
man, Of Brownstown. was iyncne9 w me
threatened several parties, and was ALREADY
guilty Of murder.
PErERsBoRO, N. H., September Got
ton mills on ned and worked by the New
York Manufacturing Company ny have been
Dartislly burned. Loss $5O,OOO. A large
number of employees have been Ousted.
The Captured Bank koDDors.
ST. PAUL, September 22.-Before the
Mortified bank robbers surrendered, one
was shot dead and the other three wounded.
One called Younger was badly wounded in
his hand and back, another badly in the
Jaw and shoulder, and the other in the arm.
Two prisoners were slightly wounded. The
wounded robbers confess they are the
Younger brothers, but refuse to give the
name of their dead comrade.
Among tho Icebergs.
BOSTON, September 22-The steamer Is
TRAN, here from Liverpool, in latitude 4So,
longitude 48o, passed through q group of
seventeen icebergs, the largest of which
was estimated to be one-third OF mile
long.
Always Generous Boston.
1t is estimated that $4,000 tor Savannah
will be collected, mostly from cotton and
shoe traders of this city.
Fursiture Factory Burned.
CHICAGO, September 22-Molensks, Craig
Il Co.'s furniture factory was burned to-
day. Loss 100000.
Clumsy Hangmep.
CAYERGA, Ont September 22-The first
attempt to hang John Young tor murder
to-day failed The ring broke. The Sec
Ond attempt succeeded
Railroad Collision.
8sLLERvILLE, Pa, September GA col.
1ision occurred on the Central road between
train ct half-past one O'Clock yesterday. An
unknown man was killed.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
COLUMBUS. o.. September Cat Black |
Lick, on the Psnhsndle rosd, train going
forty miles an hour jumped the track down |
m embenkmeDt twenty five to thirty feet |
high. The engine, baggage and mail cars
ssnai1ed on the track. The killed and
wounded have been brought here. Two l
men and two children were killed outright, |
ono the son of 8. 2. Bennett, Of Cairo. Be-
twoon thirty and forty, more or less, were |
1ounded, many of whom proceeded on |
eneir journey. Among the wounded ID Mrs.
w. II. Ellis, Of New Orleans, badly
wounded about the head. No other
Three Of the wounded are dead. The
track and wheels of the cars have been ex-
nnined and found all perfect. The acoi-
Dent il unaccountsble.
Hrs. Ellis. of New Orleans, is very
slightly bruised about the head. John
Walsee, Of Burton, Mississippi. head and
hand cut and arm strained. Samuel Oden,
If Burton, Mississippi, badly bruised.
Mortality in Savannah.
SAVANNAH. September 22.-Total inter- ]
nents, thirty-fve; yellow fever, thirty -one. |
The Witherspssn Statue. II
PHILADELPHIA, September % THE date
It present agreed upon for unvaiiing the
statue IS Friday, October 20, I
It which time the Presbyterian Synod of | I
will be in session in this city.
IN the evening of the nineteenth an ora J
ion upon the life and services of Wither- 6
peon will be delivered by Rev. w. s.
of Columbia, South CC..rolins. I'll
expected that the synod of New Jersey
.M % present and participate in the IN
eMing ceremonies. The orator of the day =
'Al % Governor Bedle, Of New Jersey.
The seriks sn the Combahee.
CHARLESTON, September 22-The strike
q the CUnbahee has broken out afresh and | '
nth increased violence. The strikers are
eating most brutality all the cOlored hands
HON they find ut work. Some of these 7
ands, who had been working for =
70 dollars day, and who were ter, =
blv cut and bruised yesterday, reached 9
charleston this evening hoping for re !
ress from the United States court, a. :
" civil officers of the State are pOwerless Z
the dis! M bid regions, and the gauge of L
rikers arc masters of the situation. 10
The planters arc In despair about har- Q
ssting tho rico crop. n
oOvOSuOE NnSmOeEiSau ASo gouo W MS0r |
Prssasilisiss. q
Once Chief Signal Ofncer. ) CT
Washngton. september %. is76-4::o P.M.} Of
rner sCu beast {, southwest winds and part. | n
oisudy or clear weather. h
River asd Marine News. a.
aonf RADs, September 33.-Wind west. light. it
ssIh.r clear. Arrived British bark woolOo. Il
DOlO0. MAJ hAll, master, thirty i've days from m
, Jane iro i'll baiisst, to De Wolf, Powell Co. -
hes since yester ay; continues to fall at all the y
mis- above Mercury raRged from 60o to e50 | n,
'iyed-steamer Kouna Business improving a.
,ICEssu.s. September r. Weather warm and
udy. The river fell five inches Down-R E.
, 1t P n. Up II inos at noon.
isnrun, September 22.-The river rose seven
hes. Maximum thermometer 76o. Departed
ptol City, or vicksburg Helena, for st. Louis; IN
;IsC,Nn Att. September Driver thirty one fo
ssw fleasy
rrsBURs. s~ptemoer 22-R'ver seven feet five re
hes aud falling. Weath,r cloudy. D.
oursvnLs, September 22-R yer rising; ten NJ
IN the canal Weather "a m and cloudy. ~
NASHVILLE, September 22-River eieven feet ca
,AIso. sepie" b. ae.-Arlivsd-Jo6n B. Maude, nj
m St. Louis a p. M. No departures. River re-
enty three ,e.t FIVE inches and falling. Weather Y,
r. LOWS. ). ptembtr q Anived-Grar Tower,
m vicksburg. Departed-Future CITY and be
rges. for New Orleans. River falling. Weather al
sr and cool ~
Cotton. | @
aEw York, September 22.-The following 10 tho | Of
u parative statement Of cotton for the week | w
ling to day: ~
receipts at all United States ports .... So 52s u
n time last year ................ 4787l | Cl
n receipts since September .....l25 SIT tn
al to cam date la 81 eat............IO,O3 7 th
PORTS for the week. ......... ........ 1883 | ~
Ne time last year. ......... 80. ....... 1917 ~
n exports .iuc. September l............ rs 800
No time last year. l5,1i2 %