The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-11

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above suspicion OF sympathy with thos
who have made the name Of the party
reprOach.
| John Dolan, convicted Of the murde
OF James FL. Noe, and sentenced to b.
hung on the Gath inst, has been respitet
by Governor Tilden till the 14th 0
April, to give the Court Of Appeals al
opportunity to hear the case. A. Oake.
Hall will argue the case before tn
court in behalf of Dolan on the oath in
slant.
steamship Elysia Arrived.
The steamship Elysia, from Glasgow
has arrived at Sandy Hook.
Crispins on Trial.
The trial OF forty striking Crispins
charged with conspiracy and intimidat
ing men who were not members of thi
organization to prevent them from
working in shoe manufactures whel
the strike was in progress, commenced
in the Court Of General Session to-day
The court was crowded with interested
members of the Traders Union. II con
victed, their punishment will probably
be fine OF $3.50 and imprisonment fol
twelve months.
Excursion Of Ohio Ohicia1s.
CINCINNATI, March 1O.-Delegates from
luC SuduuD0I vi COlllDClOC anu IDOtlu "
Trade, representatives OF the city gov
ernment and a number of private citi
Zens and business men leave on ar
excursion to Georgia on the 14th inst
They go to Atlanta and from their they
will visit the principal cities of the State
southern Railroad.
Great interest is manifested here or
the voting Of $6,OO0,OOO for the compile
ton Of the Southern Railroad, and hare
work is being put in against the appro
priation, but most Of the property hold
ers favor it. The scheme will doubtless
be carried by q large majority. The
argument used is that 81 600, 900 being
already expended that much will be q
total loss unless an additional appro
priation is made.
Railroad Accident-Several Persons In
jurcd.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, March 1O.-The Erie
mail train north, this morning, ran into
a landslide twelve feet high, near
Georgetown, on the line OF the North
Central Railroad. The engine, express,
mail and baggage cars were badly dam
aged. Engineer Frank, fireman Keiger
and express messenger Kurtz were in
jured. It is reported that one passen-
ger was slightly injured.
An Ex.COnfcderate Again on the ocean.
SAN Francisco, March 1O.-Capt. Wad-
dell, Of Shenandoah nOtOriety, will sail
in command Of the steamer City OF San
Francisco on her next trip to Australia,
the Hawaiian Government having re-
moved all law difficulties which up to
this time has prevented his visiting that
locality.
The Continental Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York have announced their
Intention Of Withdrawing their agencies
from the Pacific Coast, and are buying
ur endowment policies at a heavy dis
count. Stated companies have secured
many of the policies at a discount Of
from 25 to IS per cent.
Academy Burned.
DOVER, March 1O.-The Wilmington
Conference Academy here was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. Loss $1,000,
which is partially covered by insurance.
Large Fire.
BosTON. March 1O.-A fire at Hyde
Park last night destroyed Whipple's
block, entailing loss Of about 500, 900.
Partially covered by insurance.
Annual commencement of Medical
College.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1O.-The annual
Of the Medical Depart
ment Of the University of Pennsylvania
was held to-day, at the Academy of
Music in this city. Total number Of de-
grees conferred, 1874.
suicide.
BALTIMORE, March 1O.-R Winterfelt.
aged fifty years, cabinetmaker, resid-
ing on Hamburg street, committed sui
eide this morning by hanging. Cause
unknown.
Heavy Failure.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, March 1O.-The fail
ure of Eastman Cally, lumber dealer of
Brockport, is announced. Liabilities
$4OO, 900, assets 100000.
Resolution to Hurry UP With Belknap.
ALBANY, March 10.-A resolution urg-
ing q speedy trial and punishment Of
passed the Assembly to-day.
FOREIGN NEWS.