New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-03

ELIZABETH, N. j., November 2.-The
north bound passenger train on the Penn
s1 lvania Central road was wrecked this
morning near Linden depot Two employees
probably fatally hurt. The centennial
trains were delayed two hours.
PHILADELPHIA, November IA serious
accident occurred to the Buffalo express
going north on the N. p. railroad last night
1T Centre Valley, csused by the breaking
of an axle of one of the cars. Three sleep
ere and one passenger csr were thrown
from the track, and the brakeman and por-
The track will be Obstructed for several
hours. The wounded are being cared for
by relief train and surgeons.
The Fire mt Grenada, Mississippi.
MEMPHIS, November 2-The fire at Gren-
ada, Mississippi, yesterday morning, origi
mated in the grocery strOre of l.. Myers
burg, on Green street. There was q strong
wind blowing at the time, which soon
swept the flames over q row of small frame
buildings, after which Miss Hntington's
millinery establishment, N. c. Snyder's
bank and George Golloday's grocery were
destroyed.
The fire then crossed the street, destroy
ing the marble corner, w. C. McLean's law
office aud residence, and also the Repub-
lican newspaper office. The total los. will
exceed $35, 900, with only about $4,000 in
surance.
Ffees In ST. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, November 2-The large ware.
house in the rear of the drug store of A.
Miller, No. I'll Washington avenue, con-
| taiuing oils and varnish, caught fire THE
evening, and was totally destroyed. Stock
and building valued at ~, 900.
Three ice houses belonging to George
Law, and several stables and email out
buildings, we're destroyed by fire in Csron
delet yesterday afternoon. Loss estimated
at so 600; insurance $4,000.
A Revival Convention.
CHICAGO, November 2.-The city pastors
| csl ling for November % and %. at the Tab
ernacle. Christian convention, in connec-
| ton with the revival.
Deaths mt Savannah.
| SAVANNAH, November .. Total inter-
menls to-day seven, five of which were from
yellow fever. Thomas J. Walsh, retired
| merchant, died to-day.
Probabilities.
War DnPAsrnpHr
| Once Chief Signal Ofacer,
| Warrington November ., iS76-l:3O p. n.
For the Gulf States, ri.ing barometer. cooler
northwest winds. partly cloudy and clearing
/ weather.
Cautionary signals continue on ths west gulf
! and mdde Atant C coast, and are ordered for the
| New England coast.
River and Marine News.
SoU%HwKsf PASS, November Administrations
er Constance, kvers master. from Trrxil'o, TO A.
Morgan. salied-~nip William "spscort, for Mo
| bile, and Bolivia. f Galveston.
| SHnavKPORr, November mo arrivals or de-
| partures. River rose eight inches in the last
twenty four hours Rsined har all last night.
| .iCEsBUR0, November 2 Weather colo and
| cloudy, Up-John b. Maud, as ii A. H.. Yazol
| Valley, xG6 P. n. Arrived-R. II. Lea, at 6P NJ.
! MsaPHIs, November 2.-The river is rising slowly
i ahuo thar cla Nov
! mum thermOne er 79o; mercuy falling rapidly
| this evening. Arrived-6rAud Republic aud GfanG
| Tower, Fl ON st Louls Departe Leicester, f II st
| Louis; Robert Mitchell, tor Cincinnati, the latte
Ut midnight last night.
| ClNclNsArI. November 2.-River eight feet IT,,
l ,cehes an, falling, Weather cloudy and rolae