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, 1876-03-01
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, 1876-03-01
Agsnien pesIanet fur bic
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, 1876-03-01
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mot elegant brohirt.
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wane pro Banb IS 4enns.
, 1876-03-01
Ser arnrrifaniite. gaitetensB dder

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@r9iebtgten Tarmbooens
in " ebra8fa
Sett iebr bldg at berfanfen!
10 Sabre CREDIT, SntereEen nmr 6 Yro..
SsTtrs eYamptlets mi. jfarten Der Diff iliin,rts
gratis uberfsnbet.
THE PIONEER
eth tlbfb ~iaufrtrtes Sournal. mel&es tas Seimfaotte
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, 1876-03-01

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pie Mnsmancerer mad MfrifG
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glarus uts maria.
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lnredbt Gut seceibef niHt.
gle Grfincuns nes pprsenans.
9er elite arieser unO fein epbn.
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l1on tbren 9obn.
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Fer srmf Sottfriss:
- sSNtS Aup ptC AWuutr.
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gebunbeu a 25 Gents
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Eans.
, 1876-03-01
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gen unb beidreibenoe Girculare. 9. W. Gtpebar.
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, 1876-03-01

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, 1876-03-01
Graiebiae Tarm=9Gnbereleu
in Nebraska.

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3sbn Sabre CREDIT, 5inien nur 6 Yros.
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fommen.
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, 1876-03-01
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, 1876-03-01
Gr39blnnaelt ppl GaIparius.

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gebhnben a 25 @ents.
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, 1876-03-01
THE PIONEER.

5sT&rs epamptlets mi. lfarten Der Difr iii,ntrb,
gratis uberfsnbet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

Tho New Orleans typographical Union.
We are requested by q gentleman promi-
nently connected with this old-time organi-
zation to state that an advertisement sp-
pearing in the Pcayume of yesterday morn.
ing, without signature, to the effect that
the Union had indorsed Mr.. Nicholas Con-
nell. Independent candidate for the Legis-
lature in the second ward, was without
foundation and entirely incorrect. He
states that the Union is an organization in
which politics are utterly ignored, and is
composed of men of nearly every shade of
political opinion, and that it would be q
radical departure from it's settled policy to
indorse any one for political Office. There
was, however, very etrong feeling among
printers in opposition to Mr.. R. II. Wilde,
one of the Democratic nominees in that
ward, on account of his connection with a
transaction which was deemed by them
inimieal to their interests as workmen and
As an organization, and for tnat reason they
would probably vote against him and en-
deavor to secure his defeat. As between
other candidates, however, of either party,
the Union had not nor would it ever make
any Recommendation. A proposition of
such . nature would never receive mo-
ment's consideration in that body.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
NEW YORK.

Sioux Enlistinx Usder General Crook.
NEW YORK, October 3l.-A Fort Laramie
dispatch eaye: Over 100 Sioux Indians have
enlisted under General Crook, and will go
with his expedition. Captain Esgan has
returned from his scout. He found trail.
but no Indians.
Convicted Of Forgery.
Charles Williamson, alias Charles Stew
enc, alias Perrin, convicted Of forging
bonds on the New York Central and
Buffalo, New York and Erie Railroad Com
panies, was to day sentenced to the State
prison for fifteen years.
Killed in Railroad Accident.
One dispatch received here reports that
seven persons were killed by the accident
on the Delaware, LackawaRa aud Western
railroad at GOuldsbOr0. Another says nine.
Lottery Shops Raided.
The police to day rsided q number of
under the name of the Kentucky lottery,
arrested the parties in charge and carried
their stock to the statiOnhOuse.
shielding Naturalization Frauds.
United States District Attorney Bliss
called upon Mr.. Jarvis, clerk of the Com
mon Pleas, to day, saying he had undoubt.
ed proof of numerous frauds in taking out
naturalization papere, and asked permis-
examined. This was refused. but the clerk
offered to give every facility for examining
into any particular case where fraud wae
suspected, and Colonel Bliss was told his
proper course, if he needed all the records
would be to apply for . mandamus. The
Common Pleas judges say the clerk did per
fectly right.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
MARKET
Domest1c Markets.

Nsv YolK, October 81. Rvening-Money more
q .evs and dy
lHH. states quiet and nominal Louisians con.
soils son 06Ok. Stocks active and unsett ed.
Sub-tEeasury nalaness-0old, eso, .lo4; ep--
The sub-tzeasurer psid ont on account Of In
terest ESQ COO: foE bonds, Sase GOO.
Cotton closed dull: middlinG uplands Ike;
Orleans II 5-l6c; sales SS3 bsles Eet receipts
lll3 Ero.s 7sos consolidated net receipts u. 4ss
the continent 2.5s9; to the channel HOO bales.
rasrsss ecssa barely ;ts,sy sses sss q 600 es'ss
OH 500, March Ii 3l3i1lsc April IL i.32c; MAY
y ll;ss9'ssc; June II i7,'sc; July II lllsc; Au-
Flour dull. prices generally without decided
change; closing in better feeling for chipping
ssaa to esS.s Ss ss s r
l0ec better; astye for export demand, mainly for
sp,ing; 81 26hal % for winter, red western,
s sE CS3S and
ern mixed; sake for red Western mixed ss'fc
for white. Oats dull and without material change
r0 du naG
crop New Orleans sold at 6206sc for good to
choice. Rice unchanged; moderate demand. Tai
tine firm 37c. Pork dull and unsettled Lard
| firmer; prime steam s9V0loc Whisky ehade
hrmer; 81 1901 1917. Freiehts easier for grain.
CslcAGo- October sl.-Flour nominal aud un-
| changed. Wheat active; 40 higher Corn fairly
| active; shade higher No: 43ac cash; Cals
| active; shade higher; No. 80 0S1.c casn. Rye
PORK moderately active and higher Sl5 5e0lb
cash. Lard fairly active q shade lower; 93oc all
ysarp ssx dem and %sa.i and ower s
CMciNNArI October 3l.-Flour frmer; not quota
| bly, higher. Wheat higher; led 81 1901 d. Corn
and unchanged. Rye quiet and steady at 68c.
l Barley duh snd nominal. Pork quiet and steady
SIS 81. Lard in good demand; steam rendered
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
WHOLE NUMBER 2949.

treat for peace or armistice if an oppor-
tunity offers. 1t is thought he will eelze tne
opportunity to make peace, and tree inc
government from Russian influence.
The Standards Vienna telegram says:
According to an official telegram the terme
of the armistice have been agreed upon,
and its publication is hourly expected.
NIilan's Departure for the Army.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 3l-Intelli
gence received here frOm Belgrade states
that Prince Milan's departure thence for
the army has given rise to conflict be-
tween Servian civil and military authorities.
The Turks are marching upon Kruschevafz
and General Tchernayeff is operating with
the object of covering that place.
TO-day's Official Gazette states that Cen
eral Ignatieh, Russian ambassador at Con-
stsntinople, has been instructed to demand
the Porte's acceptance, within forty eight
hours, of the armistice and the suspension
of hOstilities, otherwise diplomatic rela-
tions between Russia and Turkey will be
broken of, and General IenatIeff, with his
whole personnel of embassy, will leave.
The Armistice.
PARIS, October 3l.-Advices from Con-
stantinople, dated last night, say that the
armistice was not then signed, but its sig
nature was regarded as probable.
Russia's Ultimatum to the Porto.
VIENNA, October 3l.-The Political Cor.
respondence newspaper of this city pub
lisnes telegram from St. Petersburg stat
ing that the order to General Ignatief Fl to
present Russia's ultimatum to the Porte
was dispatched by the Gear direct to Con-
stantinOple last evening, and that the Gear
was induced to take this step by the recent
events in Servia aud Turkeys continuing
the war notwithstanding the negotiations
pending for an armistice.
CoNsrANT1NoPLE, October 3l.-The ulti-
matum of Russia to Turkey was dispatched
from Livadia, where the Russian court is
sojoorniRg, to Constautinople yesterday.
Russia's Demand.
BRUSSELS, October 31.-Le Nord hopes
tho European powers will support Ruesia's
demand, and that the armistice will be
signed, but adds that the Porte's dilatory
tactics do not facilitate definite paci6cation
and will force the powers to redouble their
firmness and energy on the question Of
guarantees.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
FOREIGN.
An Extensive Fire.


LIVERPOOL, October 3l.-The mills of tho
Merser Seed Crushing Company were de-
troyed by fire to-day. The loss is 500, COO.
Over 800 hands are thrown out of employ
mems.
Tho Laws Of Nations.
LONDON. October 3l.-The annual con.
form and Codlfcation of the Laws
of Nations is announced to be held at Ant
werp on the twenty-first of August next.
The burgomaster and authorities of Ant
werp will receive the association, assisted
by q reception committee from Brussels.
Spiritual Medium Sentenced for Va
grascy.
In the Bow Street Police Court today the
presiding magistrate, after . careful sum-
ming up in the case of Slade, the American
medium, in the prosecution under the va
grant act, sentenced the prisoner, under
the extreme penalty of the law. viz: three
months confinement at hard labor in the
house of correction. Counsel for the de-
which Slade's previous bail was accepted
The sentence of tho court was received
with mingled applause and hisses by the
spectators.
Bulllon for the United States.
The Tines financial article says: Of the
bullion withdrawn from bank yesterday
El5S, 900 was for shipment to the United
States for cotton.
Spanish Vessels for Cuban Waters.
BARCELONA, October 3l.-Admiral Fran
cisco Dan0, commanding the port of Bar.
celona, has been appointed to command the
squadron to cooperate with the troops il
Cuba. The fIigates Navas dc Tol0ss, Villa
de Madrid, Leon and Conception have
sailed for Cuban waters, with four battal
ions of infantry.
The Recent Gale in the West Indies.
NEW YORK, October 3l.-The mail ad
vices from Kingston. Jamaica, say that q,
the islands of St. Martin, St. Bsrts and Ar
guilla much damage was done by the re
cent gale. At the former place severa
vessels were stranded. One schooner, th,
Matt Bedell, sank at her moorings, the Grew
escaping to the shore. Great havoc is re-
ported, especially in the French quarters
40 many as 2l5 houses having been des
str0yed in that part alone.
At St. Barts and Anguilla the destructio,
of property was also great. Much distress
prevails among the poor of the .s!aads. A
St. Barts forty houses were blown d0w1
and destroyed, and l6o injured.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Case Of Conscience,

MEMPHIS. October 3l.-During the yellow
fever epidemic in 1873, George Lambeth, q
messenger of the Southern Express Com.
pany on the Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road. stole package containing some $4,000
and fed. The greater portion was in drafts,
and he only secured about $500 in money.
Since then detectives have been hunting
him down. and today he walked into the
express Office here and surrendered himself,
and was committed for trial. He had been
hiding in Virginia and Colorado, but the
detectives gave him no rest, and he re-
turned to stand his trial.
Panic In q Chinese Theatre.
SAN FRANcrsCo, October 3l.-A false
alarm of fire created panic in the Chinese
theatre on jackson street last night. The
building was crowded. In the rush made
by the audience to escape by the single
means of exit . number Of persons we're
thrown down and trsmpled upon. The
police dragged out the bodies of twenty
dead persons and about twenty wounded.
The Chinese refused to render ony assist
auce, and the actors continued the per
formance until they were stopped by the
police.
Txial Of the Prize Fighters.
SALEM, N. j., October 1.-The court con-
vened this morning, and at P. N. the
State prosecutor moved IN indictment
against James Weeden, John CLARK, Samuel
COllyer, Martin Merry and Richard Good
wyn, for tho murder of the youth Walker
In prize fight. They are all to be tried
together. Much excitement prevails, and
. rumor that indictments will also be found
against several prominent Philadelphians
for having been present at the affair.
The trial commenced here today. The
courthouse was densely packed with per-
sons anxious to hear tho evidence.
| The first witness was DR.. A. s. Wal.
| ford, assistant coroner ct Philadelphia,
| who had held the post mortem examination
| of the body of the dead prize fighter. DR.,
| Walford described the nature of the
| wounds on the deceased, and gave
his opinion that death was caused
by external violence. Tbs only other wit
| ness examined today was the father oI
| having left his house on the morning of the
| fight, and being brought back dead thu
| next night. The court adjourned until to
| morrow morning. The persons are all beins
| tried together on an Indictment of murder
Boiler Explosioa.
RICHMOND, Va, October 3l.-The b0ile
| of locomotive on the A. NJ. and o. rail
| road exploded at Abingdon to-day, saws
| special to the Dispatch, killing the frem an
J. w. letter, and engineer, Robert Wilson
| Gordon Fuqua, q youth, was badly scalded
| This was the first trip of both fireman AM
engineer. All the window glass in th'
neighborhoOd was broken. The steam
| l60 pounds.
| Virginia State Fair.
The Virginia State fair opened here to
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
A Tempest In q Teapot.

The pilots, towb0atmen, etc, at South
west Pass have picked up log Of wood
that inconsiderately drifted into Custom
house bayou, instead of quietly going to
sea, as it should have done. This log had
something about it 90 different from tho
logs that are in the habit of coming into the
bayou, that it attracted attention and was
not ut once consigned to the woodshed of
the thrifty pilot for winter use. It Is not
known who first tackled it, but whoever it
was, he proved himself man enough to
bring it ashore, where it now lies securely
tied to the bank
It is about twenty feet long and twelve
inches in diameter. It ia split at ono end
ss if it had been violently twisted; at the
other end it appears to have been cut of
square, perhaps by saw. In this end WAS
found Q piece of one-and- three quarter inch
gas pipe ten inches in length protruding
four and half inches. About this end
were pieces of pine plsnking one and a half
by six inch stuff, seven feet in length,
spiked on and clamped by an iron band.
The oldest inhabitant had never even
dreamed Of seeing such q remarkable log
drift into Pilot Town. and the sensation this
waif created can be imagined better than
described. It was immense (the sensation
wae). and if it had not been for the cool
ness of several we'll known pilots the CON-
mercial Importance of New Orleans would
have gone to the dogs at once.
These cool headed fellows suggested that
the South Pass Jetty Company, immediate
ly after notification, would place buoy on
that submerged monster, the other part of
this log. Further, if pilot did not know
where the latter was, and had no means of
knowing, the insurance companies were
able to pay. These arguments, which could
not be refuted, quieted what might have
resulted in q serious outbreak. All about q
log. Peace and harmony now reign at
Pilot Town.
Pilots hereafter will try to run between
the buoys at the head of Southwest Pass.
when plotting ships Of draft quite equal to
the length Of this noted log. The South
Pass Jetty Company will no doubt place
the buoys.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01
BY TELEGR H.
WASHINGTON.
No Moro Ccu,enniaIists.

No More CeutenniaIists.
WASHINGTON. October 3l-The President
has discontinued the reception of centen-
nial pilgrims.
Races Postponed.
The races were postponed on account of
rain.
A Rescued Grow.
The State Department has advioes that
the crew of the wrecked American brig
Faustina has been forwarded from Finchal
by the ship Magnita for Hampton Roads.
A Consultation.
Sec Rotary Cameron and Generals Sherman
and Sheridan had two hours conference
this morning before the Cabinet meeting,
but subsequently Sherman and Sheridan
had lengthy conference at army head
quarters.
Secretaries Robeson and Chandler, and
Postmaster General Tyner were absent
frcm the Cabinet.
The nature of the Cabinst deliberations
is unknown.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

The St. Charles Theatre started on it,
variety season last night with crowded
house. It had IN audience orderly and
veil behaved, hats of, no smoking, no
drinking. The entertainment was the same
a. that which made the Academy OF MUSIC
nonulsr several years ago. and better than
varietv shows usually given in this city. A
.cora or more of new performers appeared
n new acts, songs and dances in rapid sue
cession, without hitch or wall, anu were
ali we'll received. With srst class variety
entertainment at the st. Charles sucn a.
Manager Flynne promises to give during
the season, and the best Of legitimate drama
At the beautiful Varieties Theatre on Canal
street, under the direction OF Charles rope
the people Of New Orleans will be well pro
v,ded for in the amusement iine'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-01

The temperance people of Springfield,
Massachusetts, report progress, and claim
that they have done much good by estat-
fishing oofsehouses; but Springfield is
nowhere compared with New Orleans in
the coffeehouse business.