New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


Hostile Indlans MT Medicine BOW River
Death Of . Naval Omeer-K0bbery OF
an Insurance. Omee-Tugbo0t SunA-
n n massachusetts, Sentence for Fraud
Asainss the Governments Vlrslnla
Observation-Disclosures PeeiAe Ral1-
road Bill Passed IN Texss-Judgo
0abin Rec0mmended for Federal
Judgaship University Of Vlrginia
Commeneement-Duei Near Memphis-
Supposed Fatal Result-Thermoneter
leo As PhilsdelPhis-New Orleans
Firsmen st Cincinnsti-Thelr Depart
ure for Jersey City-Hot 1T Ginein-
natl - Forty eight Cadet Nominees
Faaled-Dls sstrous OIL Fire ut Pitts
burg.
CHEYENNE, W. T., June 28.-A large force
of seemingly hostile indians are ut Medicine
Bow river.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2s.-Captain J. D.
Robinson, of the United States Navy, ls
dead.
Captain Robinson commanded the Pensa-
cola during the engagement in Mobile psy. r;y:
Insurance COmpany's Office was robbed last
night of $3.50, 900 in bonds.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 2S.-The tugboat
Telegraph was sunk to-day, by coming IN
collision with the schooner Drew.
BosroN, June 2s.-Julius F. Hartwell,
who was implicated with Miller and Ward
in the State street irregularity, has been
R1CHMoND, Va, June 28.-The State Sen.
ate has adopted the House resolution to ad.
iourn on the eleventh of July, and meet
again October l.
There was refreshing rain this evening.
AUSTIN, Texas, June n, via Galveston,
June 2S.-The Southern Pacific Railroad bill
do hv q unt n
The gubernatorial and legislative indorse-
ment of C. B. Sabin for the federal judge
ship has been sent to Washington.
Republicans here generally concur in this
indOrsement.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, June 28.-At the
commencement exercises OF the Univereity
| of Virginia to-day, Linden Kent, OF Louisa
county. virginia, was awarded medal as
| the best debater by the Washington Society.
and Sheldon Longey, Of Washington county,
Virginia, as the best orator.
Robert T. Thorp, of Granville county,
North Carolina, was awarded q medal, ~
| the best debater, by the Jefferson Society,"
/ and Noah G. st. John, Of Smyth county, as
The Miller Scholarship has been awarded
to John W. G. Gaines, of Westmoreland
William Robert Atkinson, Of Columbia,
| South Carolina, won the first prize IN moral
philosophy. John H. Daggett, of Richmand,
| virginia, the second prize, and James NC.
Cutchen, of Vicksburg, Mississippi, the third
prize. r;a.
son of ex-senator Yulee, has been awarded
a gold medal for the best contribution to
the University Magazine:
Hon. George H. Pendleton, of Ohio, and
Governor Stevenson. of Kentucky, arrived
this evening to attend the commencement
exercises.
The weather is excessively hot here; ther-
mometer 1O2 in the shade.
MEMpHIs. June 2S.-A duel was fought
this afternoon, four miles below the city. on
the Arkansas shore, between George r.
Phelan aud James Brizziolara, young law
yers of Memphis, resulting in the wouneing
of Brizziolara in the lett breast, perhaps
fatally.
fifteen PAGES. The affair grew out Of poll
tics; causes great excitement.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-Fears are enter
tanned of another water famine should the
drv weather continue. Thermometer loO
Several sunstrokes; none fatal.
CINCINNATI, June 28.-The New Orleans
fremen spent to-day riding about the city
and suburb, and in visiting.
There were no courtesies of public ma
|ture to-day, though they have been treated
with much attention both by officials ant
private citizens. They express themselves
highly pleased with their reception here
and will stop on their return home.
The party leave tonight at 9:45 by rail, II
splendid train, which will go dIrecti!
through to Jersey City. They will spent
one day there, reaching Philadelphia OF
, Thursday.
The directors of the Board of Trade de-
cided to-day that as soon as certain condi
tions regulating membership are complie'
with they intend to establish y freight de
psrtment in the board, for the purpose o
obtaining cheap transportation to members
Tie proposition substantially contem
: plates tile establishment of q freight sgenc
in the board, with such arrangements wit
4 steamboats, and railroads as viii enable ther
to adopt regular system OF rates.
? The weather is again intensely hot; th
t temperature at six O'Clock was ninety two,
$ There has been nnnber OF cases OF pros
4 tration from heat during the past te day
: and q few deaths.
n An nunusnal number of deaths from drowl
d ing have occtrredssabely.
o IYDrAEAPoLIs, Igne 2S.-Coasi5eFasie &
Il citement ana interest prevails in regsrd
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