New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-28

Trial OF the Een10nS COmDeAcod-FO2
oned by Ned Bug Poisen, Supposed {
be Whlsky-Last Spike OF Solid silve
In the Denver Pacific Railroad
Kaocked on an Exeursion Train by
Bridge. and Instantly Kiilsa-Outrag
sn Two Little Girls Found Dead.
Their Murderer Not Arrestsd-Li4u
dalton Of H diane State Debt-Vlrglni
Leglslatufe and the JeG: Davis PRE-
idential Manslon-Uncio Sam Invite
90 Fay 8ent-Hot Weather at Rich
nond.
CANANDAIGuA, N. Y. June 27.-The trial
of the Fenians have commenced, the pre-
ceedings to-day being preliminary.
MEMPHIS, June 2.-Harris Bailey, resid
himself and three children, on Saturday
with bed bug poison, thinking it was whis
Ky. The children all died. He will
probably recover.
ST. LOUIS, June ga dispatch from Den
yer says the last spike in the Denver Pacific
Railroad was driven by John Evans on
Friday last. The spike was of solid silver
presented by the citizens of Georgetown.
Colonel Thomas Bennett and Rush Wilson
were knocked off the excursion train on the
North Missouri railroad, few miles from
the city, yesterday, and instantly killed
Jacob Kohler was also knocked of, but not
dangerously hurt. The accident occurred
while passing under q Drldge.
Johanna Sullivan and Hilbert Adams at
tempted suicide yesterday, but neither sue
ceeded.
Chris Schuck was drowned while bathing
in the river.
INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, June 27.-On Sat.
nrday last two little girls we're found in q
race or sluiceway near White river, who it
was supposed at the time were accidentally
drowned. Further developments by the
- v,vr<erv boss ~ 70 hat
the elder OF the two had been outraged and
murdered, and the youngest was also muir.
dered to prevent her giving information.
There were only eighteen inches of water
over them when found. No arrests have
been made. The police think they are on
the track Of the guilty party.
General Kimbau, Treasurer of State. left
this morning with checks on New York for
nearly half million dollars. This, with
half . million which went forth for the
same purpose q few days since, will almost
if not entirely. heuidste the State debt.
RICHMOND, Va, June 27.-The City Council
this evening adopted resolution declining
to receive the JEFF Davis Confederate pref
Dental mansion back on the terms proposed
by the United States government, that is
not to charge rent for the time of its occu-
pancy as headquarters for the military.
They ask that the rent be paid and the
building restored to its former condition.
The Legislature is debating proposition
to adjourn on July IL. The House has
adopted it.
Thermometer to-day, ss. Heavy thunder
and rain storm this evening.
River InteMlgenae.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June ~, P. M.-Bar-
ometer 1880. Wind light, east south.
east.
Arrived. Brig Acelia Thurlow, Gallison
Mok,
sugar, to Chaffraix & Agar. No de-
Pass A.L'OUTRE, June 27.-Wind south
east and light. Arrived: Schooner J. G.
Whipple, Goodspeed master, four days from
Utilla, with cargo of fruit, to K. Morgan &
Co. No departures.
MEMPHIS, June 27.-River stationary.
Departed: Mary Houston. for New Orleans;
City of Cairo, for Vicksburg; RubicoD, for
st. Louis. Weather cloudy. Thermometer
81.
VIcKsBuRa, June 27.-Passed down:
NatcheZ, 3 A. NJ; X. E. Lee, A. NJ; Grand
Era, 6 P. n. Passed up: Longworth, 2P. NJ.
River rising. Weather clear and warm.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Arrived: Grand
Tower from Memphis, Colorado from Vicks-
burg, Richmond from New Orleans. River
falling. Weather hot-strong indications of
rain, but none fell.
LOUISVILLE, June 27.-The r. C. Gray and
America, from the Arkansas river, are due
tonight. The river has fallen Elk inches
within the last twenty four hours; five feet
ten inches in the canal, and three feet ten
inches in the chute. The weather is not so
hot as it has been for the past few days.
Mercury ranging from so to 80.
PTrrsBuRG, June Electromagnetic twen-
ty.six inches, falling. Weather clear.
Thermometer Sc at P. NJ.
CINCINNATI. June ~. - River fallen
eighteen inches; eleven feet six inches this