New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-12

Moro Doct0rSs
PHILADELPHIA, March Jefferson
Medical College graduated lag students.
General Denver for President.
ST. LOUIS. March 1.-THE Platte county,
Missouri, Adcocate hoists the flag of Gem
eral James w. Denver, of Ohio, for Presi-
dent. He is president of the Mexican Vet
eran Association.
The New Hampshire Election.
MANCHESTER, N. H, March ia petit
ton was to-day sent Governor Cheney.
signed by the Republicans of this city,
headed by ex.GovernOrs Straw and King,
that the militia be called out on election
day to prevent Q repetition of frauds at the
voting polls in that ward, which they claim
occurred with the assent of the election Of
fcers last year. The petition has caused
much excitement.
Trustees of the Cincinnati Southern Rail-
road.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-Judge Yeple to-
| day appointed General Godfrey Weitzel
| and Henry Mack trustees Of tho Cincinnati
| Southern railroad, to fill the vacancies
caused by the resignation Of Judge Taft
and Philip Heidelback.
The Bath County Phenomenon.
| LOUISVILLE. March 1l.-In regard to the
shower of flesh in Bath county, Professor J.
Lawrence Smith, the scientist, says, in his
analysis of specimens examined: I'm my
mind this matter gives indication OF being
the dried spawn of batrochian reptiles
doubtless that of the frog. They have been
transported from ponds and swampy
grounds by currents of wind, and have
Ultimately fallen on the spot where they
were found. This is no isolated occur
renee of tho kind. / have como across
several in the course Of my reading: Tho
only one I can now fix the date of is re-
I - H. IN in
Ireland in 1865"
Heath Of sWarringt0n.'
BosroN, March ll.-Willism S. Robinson,
journalist, whose letters over the signature
of .'Warrington," was widely known 10
dead. aged iifty-eight years. He was for
many years clerk Of tho House of Repre-
sentatives.
Death Of Connecticut Editor.
New HAVEN, March 11.-James Alexan
der Lorvatte. editor of the onn,on,cealth.
prohibition paper, ia dead.
| Fire.
ROCHESTER, March 1.-THE front build.
ing Of the Rochester Brewing Company
burned today.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, March 1.-THE Uni
ted States marshals have in the last four
days arrested . number of citizens of JEFF
fersOn and Bl0unt counties on charge Of
acts committed six years ago. The men
arrested have been away from their homes
during the past six years. The officials re-
fused to take bond and hurried them of to
Huntsville. 1t is supposed this is the re-
newal of the plan pursued in 1874 when
there was . State election. The election
this year comes off in August.
The Storm In Missouri.
QUINCY, ILL.,, March 1.-THE Whig hs
the following report of the effects Of ths
: storm in Missouri last night: The hurri
cane came from the southwest and struc'
Elizabethtown, on the Missouri Texas Rail
road, about four o'clock. Some seventee,
houses were prostrated. Five persons wer,
killed and several injured, some fatally.
At HassOn on the same road three well
Z ings and the railroad depot we're blow
| down and three persons killed. Witherl
t mills, near Hannibal. Missouri, were blow,
down. but NO ono was injured. The dan
age to timber and fences was great. 1t
y thought that further reports will shov