New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

I'll yeas to l53 nays.
MISCELLANEOUS.
strike Of Locomotive Engineers.
Sr. LOUIS, November l6.-The strike OF
losomotive engineers of the Cairo and St
Louis narrow guage railroad, which has
apaen threatened some days past, took place
az elk O'Clock last night, when every en-
gineer on the road left his engine. This was
ia conformity to the notice served on Super
iosendent Condee during the day, and was
caused by reduction of one cent per mile
soe running, which it is said amounts to
ATTY cents per day less than any other road
10 paving. No train left East st. Louis last
5ight or to-day. 1t is said several engines
Nave been disabled, and some of them run
vi the track by the strikers.
The Younger Brothers Arraigned.
ST., PAUL, November l7.-At Faribaul
Yesterday the Younger brothers, Cole,
James and Robert, were arraigned i'll the
district court on two indictments-frst,
charging them with completely with the
murder of Haywood, the bank cashier and
second, charging Cole directly with the
murder of the Swede, cpstuVason, and
Names and Robert with completely. they
asked and were granted Gnlil SaturG y to
Mead to the indictments.
Another Row in South Caroiiue.
CHARLESTON, November IA special
dispatch to the Ners and Courier received
nc $50 P. NJ. says that cOlcred Democrat
was severely beaten by Radical negroes in
Lawtonvil'e, in the upper part Of Beaufort
county. The trial justice issued a warrant
sor the arrest Of the offenders, and five we're
Tdese, on returning with the prisoners last
night, were attacked by body of armed
negroes. Two of the white constables were
killed and the prisoners rescued. The
sheri1 of the county is now on the way to
Lawt0nville.
Telegrsms from Veternville state that
negroes, 1000 in number and armed, are at
:seafford's cross roads, near Lawtonville,
swearing vengeance on every white man in
the county.
4 late but unconfrmed dispatch from
Stahord's cross roads says there was fight
siaere yesterday, lasting until dark, between
twenty seven whites and 300 we'll armed
aegroes. No negroes reported hurt.
Twenty-Five citizens, arrested under the
enforcement act, were brought into Aiken,
from the Ellenton section, this morning.
No additional or trustworthy particulars
az affairs at StaffOrds cross roads up to 9:l5
Y. M, except that only two constables,
Deloach and ShOeman, made the arrest of
sfAe five negroes, and that early to-day dis
watches were sent along the line of Port
Royal, and Savannah and Charleston rail-
poads, calling for help, which help is said
10 have been sent.
Another Account.
AUGUSTA, November ia posse of six
ITen was sent out by Trial Justice Malligan,
near LawtOnville, South Carolina, yestsr-
day, to arrest party of negroes for beat
ing cOlOred man. After the arrest was
1n he dad hvp
armed body of blacks, and two whites,
named William ShOeman and Abe Deloach,
were shot. ShOeman's body was found this
n,osning with his head chopped open.
Hayes Majority in Ohio.
COLUMBUS. November 1.-THE number
of votes cast was 658, 649 of which HAYES
received 330,69S, Tilden 1913. lS2, Peter
Cooper 3O57, Green Clay Smith 1896, and
Names Is. Walker anti Masonic candidate,
1S. Hayes plurality over Tilden is 1916
The Changers Buildings Burned.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, November 1.-THE
strangers Encampment buildings, at Elm
Station, were burned; loss $4,000.
Railroad Accident.
LOWELL, Mass, November IA mis-
placed switch. at Ballardville, on the Bos-
ran and Maine railroad, caused freight
train to collide with cars standing on the
Blood Items.
MEMPHIS, November l7.-Paul Jordan.
aged ten years, son of julius s. Jordan, re-
siding in the suburbs, was killed yesterday
while hunting by the accidental discharge
Of his gun.
NJ B. Kennedy, oil Arkansas. was killed
ut Huntsville, Alabama, last Saturday by
Alexander Bergman, conductor on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, in diff
ticul ~ about leaving car in which Ken
zedy had some cotton. After ejecting Ken
sssulted by them with knives, and Selling q
monkey wrench in the hands of q brakes
man he knocked one of the Kennedys down,
and throwing the wrench at the other
struck him on the head, tracturing his
skull, from the effects of which he died in
n few hours.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Omoe Chief Signal Officer, )
Washington, November II, i876-:30 P. N.
9or the South Atlantic ard Eastern Gulf States,
Calling barometer, stationary or higher tempsra.
t&re and cloudy or rainy weather will prevail
with northeast to fOutheast winds
For the West Gulf States, falling barome ter
warmer southeast winds. cloudy and rainy
weather, attending the development Of storm
oontre in Northern Texas and possibly followed by
q norther Saturday night.
FOR Tennessee and the Ohio valley. easterly
,rinds, falling or stationary barometer, lightly
higher temperature and cloudy weather, with
For the Middle and East Atlantic coast. rising
OF stationary temperature, north and east winds,
cloudy weather and rain or fog, and in the Middle
atlantic States falling. but in the East Atlantic
coast, stationary or riting barometer.
Cotton.
NEW YORK November 1.-THE following is the
ending to-day:
Net receipts at all United States ports.... 2O784O