New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-19


Suicide and Aeeidsas-1sA Clsua ct Chit
csso-wAits sseehl.s Bsss Bsu
Ciub-rlght at . Dance IHouse-CaAby
en- 1ouSe to the PeeiAe Department.
Indian Attacks On 6eversasst
Teams aSd Trains-Rsbbery OF . Yl-
lot On N Isallsn Brig. snA Ais Esesp0
Eon the vessel-TAe 0eeundrels g -
APrested - Payment 81 Insurance
Lseense-PAssengeEs and Treosars fer
Paaona-Basa Ball II Baltimepe-
Asrylanders Neat the Pastinss-Bo-
bers. -..n .-f glL lts
CHICAGO, June 18Th. C. Bayley, living on
Aberdeen street, committed suicide yester-
day by drowning himself In the lake. His
body was recovered to-day. Financial
trouble was the cause.
A lad named Myrick was instantly killed
this morning by being run over BY the cars.
He was one Of large number going on
Sunday School excursion on the Illinois
Central Railroad. 81 t,f ; ssii
Bed Cloud and his party arrived this
evening. he leaves for his Western homo
The White Stocking Base Ball Club leave
tomorrow evening for an Eastern tour.
Their first stop will be at Cleveland, where
club. 4s 1J1
George Henderson,, while attempting TO
Jump on the Hyde Park train last night, was
thrown under the cars, and 90 badly injured
that he died in an hour. -
Monday last Frank Bourbon and Peter
Ditch, brothers-in-law, got into fight at Q
dance house, when the former was stabbed,
and died last night from the effects OF the
wound. a4 ~ ~ e981s
ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-Genersl Candy ar
rived here yesterday en- route to the
Pacific to take command of the department
Of Columbia, vice Crook, relieved. Dis
patches from Fort Hays, Kansas, and other
points report the Indians very numerous
between Camp Supply and ss,assI Bear Greek Creek and
and other teams and herds have been At
lacked. but so far the Indians have been
driven off. Ope train was corralled for two
days at Gypsum Creek, fighting the In
dians. trsin from Camp Supply was at
tackled fopr times. 1t 10 no longar safe for
teams or herds to travel without q strong
In ihe case of the city against the Inde-
pepdent Fire sand Marine Insurance Com
nsny of New York, to compel the payment
II two hundred dollars annual license levied
on foreign insurance companies for doing
business here, it was decided by the Criminal
Court in favor Of the city. This was test
case, and will decide sixty or seventy other
cases of similar character.
Richard J. Lockwood, an old and promi-
nent merchant, and resident since 1880,
died this morning. John Naughton, q
workman in new building in process of
erection on fourth street, fell from the fourth
story this afternoon and was instantly
killed. .
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1S.-E. F. Steffens, q
patent model maker. was instantly killed
this evening by the discharge Of . pistol
which he was polishing at the time.
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-The Andes Insur.
ance Company, projected by ]. B. Bennett,
OF Etna fame, was organised to-day by the
election Of directors. Those voting repre-
sented about $1,000
William Bauer, of this city, committed
suicide this evening, with prussic acid.
San Francisco, June l8.-The steamship
Montana, for Panama, took three hundred
passengers and over half a million in treAs-
ure. The shipments since January first
amount to nearly eighteen millions.
The grasshoppers are devastating the
southern portion of the State.
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, June 1S.-Captain
George w. Cole, of the Baltimore Pilot Asso-
citation, reports that while coming down the
bay as pilot of the Italian brig Josephine,
bound to Spain. he was robbed of some
sixty dollars by the mate and crew of the
brig. who afterward threatened to kill him.s
He aid not clooe his syee tor hree days,
tqaE1q9 M A1y Eould 9 ccoAplish their
"a erdsy aflernoo1 he hsiisd
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