New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bankrupt

sible.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JrFFERsoNvILLE, Ind, January 2l.-The
Southern Car Company is bankrupt.
Murder or Suicfdes
SAN FRANcIsco. January 2O.-H. &C.
Kibbe. the defaulting mining secretary
was found dead in bed, shot through the
Death Of Willie Harlan.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 2.-William
Harlan, son of the late Secretary OF the In
terror, is dead.
ST. LOUIS, January 2l.-The court over.
ruled the demurrer in the Mckee whisky
case. and the trial proceeds.
The trial of Mckee commenced to-day ;.
Tho courtroom was crowded. The Jurors
are oil from the interior counties OF the
State, and consist of merchants, mechanics
and farmers. The district attorney, in
ooening the case, said he would show Nc
Kee vas not only q member of the ring,
but the cause which led to his being taken
into it. He was Q man of influence at
Washington, and in the palmy days of the
ring he controlled one of the principal
party organs here
Gin House Burned.
MEMPHIS, January 2l.-The gin house and
city bales of cotton belonging to Enoch
Ensley. near this city, was burned to-day.
Loss so, 900; insurance 5000.
Civil Rights in . Philadelphia Hotel.
PHILADELPHIA, January GA clerk OF
the Bingham House, in this city, was ar
rAigned for Q violation of the civil rights
lew in refusing to give q room to Fields
Cook. pastor Of Baptist church, Alexan-
dria, Virginia, the clerk saying the house
was full, Cook asserting the contrary. The
clerk gave bail.
A Worthy Chief of Police.
PHILADELPHIA January 2l.-The grand
pigeon match which was to come off this
afternoon was broken off by the chief Of
police, who prohibited the match.
Carruth's Murderer.
BRIDGEToN. N. j, January 2l.-Evi
depce az to Lands mental condition still
occupies the attention of the court
Ravished and Murdered.
CLEVELAND, January 2l.-The body of
Elizabeth Trembacher, q German girl, aged
fourteen years, was found in thicket near
Youngstown, to-day, her veil tied around
her throat. She had evidently been
etrangled. The verdict of the coroner's in
quest was that she had been ravished and
murdered. Charles Sterling, tramp, has
been arrested on suspicion.
A Newspaper Suppressed BY Outlaws.
CMARRON, New Mexico, January co.
A mob destroyed and threw in the river the
Ners and Press newspaper. The act is at
tributed to thieves and outlaws under cover
Of the election excitement.
4 Movement In Favor of the Texas
Pacific.
DANvILLE, Pa, January 20.-A mass
meeting of 1000 workiDgmen was held here
"a oh at
the Pennsylvania representative to use all
their efforts to pass the Texas Pacific bill.
Resumed Work.
NAuGArUcK, Mase., January 2l-The
female operatives of Go0dyear's glove works
have resumed at the reduction.
The Boston Excursiosists.
RlcHxosD, January 2l:1The committee
of BOstOnians, charged with delivering the
souvenir of Bunker Hill to the Southern
Association, leave Southwark tomorrow.
Stuck 1. the Snow.
GREEN RIVER, w. T., January 2l.-A pas
eenger train to arrive here, bound east, is
stuck in the snow. A passenger and six
freight trains are here, bound west. 1t is
still showing.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Once Chief signal Ofncer,
Warrington, January 81. 1876. $50 P. NY
For the South Atlantic States, clear or
fair weather and eAsterly to sOutherly
winds, high barometer and lower temper
sture in the Northern portion.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, easterly to southerly winds,
temperature during Saturday or Sunday
night and falling barometer.
River and Marine News.
Dc
Eometer 30:35. Wind east, fresh. Weather
cloudy and hazy. Arrived - German
steamship Frankfurt, Won Bulow, MASTER
at ten o'clock last night. from Bremen, via
Havana, to Stockmeyer & Co.; Norwegian
bark Dux, Henricksen, master, eight DAYS
from Martinique; American schooner w.
l. Bradley Chase %sstss thirteen hts days
dence. West, master, forty nine days from
Rio Janeiro, with coffee, to j. L. Phipps e.
Co.; British bark Electra, Crosby, master,
fourteen days from Charleston, in ballast,
to Haynes Il Co. Sailed-Steamer st.
Louie and bsrks Mercedes, Georgia and
Cashmere.
vIcKsBuRe. January 2l.-Passed up
Maude, at P. NJ; Illinois, at i2 NJ; James
Glencoe, 1T IL A. Nj; Lee, at 6P. N. In
port-Katie and Capitol City.
MEMPHIS, January 2l.-River rising rap
idly. Weather clear and pleasant. De-
pafted-Parker, for Cincinnati. The Colo
RADIO is due down and the Helena up.
EVANSVILLE, January 2l.-River thirty
one feet two inches and about stationary.
Weather chiefly cloudy, and mild. Down
Golden Rule, at 2 P. NJ.
ST. LOUIS, January 21.-Arrived-Citv of
Quincy and John A. Scudder. from New
Orleans; Julia, from Vicksburg. No de-
partures. River rising slowly with six feet
elk inches of water to Cairo. Weather
cloudy and threatening.
CINCINNATI, January 21.-River twenty
eight feet ten inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and cool.
PIrTsBURG, January 2l.-River eleven
feet ten inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
LOUISVILLE, January 2l.-River falling,
With eleven feet three inches in the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, January Il. Arrived - Mary
Houston, from Cincinnati, at A. M;
Colorado, from St. Louis, at ii A. M. Gar
rett and barges, from Cincinnati, at noon;
Carondelet, from New Orleans, at p. n.
Departed-City of Alton, for New Orleans,
Of A. NJ; Houston, for New Orleans, ut |
II A. NJ; Colorado, for Vicksburg, ct |
=. H.; Carondelet. for st. Louis, ut 2 p. N. |
River thirty feet seven inches and rising.
Weather cloudy; mercury $40.
MARhET6.