New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-05
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champion cue two feet in length OF sole
silver inlaid. with gold quarts and point O
moss agate hands omely engraved, has beer
ordered for the occasion by Deery and Little
Only five entries yet, VIZ: Gates, Little
Keding, Wright and McLeary.
MEMPHIS. May 4.-Base ball match on
sixth innings stood, Red Stockings 1900
Green Stockings 2.
CISCINNATI, May 4.-Thesframe work CT a
building, for the approaching rational
saengerieet, is going forward rapidly.
Everything indicates q complete success OF
the great festival.
The Christian Advocate to-day received a
long letter for publication, from Bishop
Kingsley, dated two days before his death.
This is later information than has been re-
ceived from his own hand, and indicates that
be died very suddenly.
The letter is one Of the best the Bishop h 8
written. 1t dweiIs especially on the wants
of the present system OF foreign missionary
service, and expresses the belief that the
hope of missions is in the native missiona.
ries, and recommends the organization Of
one conference each in India and China, OF
native ministers.
ST.. LOUIS, May 4.-Catherine Mcneil, a
young woman just from Ireland, and her
uncle, Edward Noice, of this city. were run
over by train on the Ohio ard Mississippi
Railroad in East St. Louis on Tuesday night.
severely injured.
CHICAGO. MAY 4.-General Sheridan and
several of his staff left Chicago to- day for
Salt Lake City and other points in the far
West, intending to make q thorough inves-
tigation of Indian affairs in Wyoming,
Montana and other Territories.
The party will be absent about two
months. The military authorities will con-
duct the threatened Brules and Sioux war
with the utmost vigor, and have nearly
completed the preparations for the expected
trouble.
The German Saloon Keepers Society Of
the United States are holding their second
annual convention in this city. Bernard
Eth, of Cincinnati, is president.
Anthony Scheiner, who was convicted of
the murder of Joseph A. Christian on the
eighteenth of August last, at Mount Sterling,
Illinois, and who was sentenced to fifteen
years in the Penitentiary, committed suicide
Monday, leaving confession that he alone
was engaged in the,murder, and that Joseph
Dane, convicted on the same charge, had
nothing to do with it.
press car On the West Wisconsin Railroad
was burned last night near Rudd's Mills. |
No lives lost.
River Intelligence.
SOUTH WEST Pass, May barometer |
1880. Wind east southeast. light. No ar
rivals. Sailed steamship Clinton and ship |
Lady Blessington.
PAss-A-L'OUTRE, MAY ARRIVED: Brig |
Maria, Eurine, master, Rio Janerio via Mo-
bile, cargo OF coffee to George Westfeldt &
Co. No departures.
VIoKsBURG, May Passed up: Bell Lee
at P. NJ. Down: Clarksville at P. NJ.
Alice Dean at 9 P NJ. River stationary.
Weather cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS. May 4.-Weather clear. Mer:;
curry 81. River about stationary. Passed
up: Republic and Julia, for Louisville.
Down: Atlantic and barges.
CINCINNATI. May 4--Rver falling, with
nineteen feet in the channel. Weather
clear and warm. Arrived: Silver Moon,
rom Memphis. Departed. Sam j. Hale. for
Memphis.
PITTsBURG, May 4.-Monongahela falling,
With four feet nine inches in the channel
Allegheny five feet eight inches. Green's
,oro five feet, falling. Brownsville five feet |
tx inches; falling. Weather cloudy and
pleasant. Thermometer II.
ST. LOUIS, May ARRIVED: Republican,
rom Vicksburg, Belle Memphis, from Mem
his. Departed: Mollie Mop Ike, for Arkan-
as river; Wicks and City of Cairo for Mem :
his. River stationery. Weather clear and r
warm. Mercury s. at P. NJ.
LOUISVILLE, May 4.-Arffveja::ss Silver 4
pray, from CINCINNATI; Molhe Ebert, from Z
ittsburg. Departed: Silver Spray, for :
lew Orleans; Molie Ebert, for New Orleans.
liver falling, eight feet in the canal aud six s
let in the chute. Weather cloudy and a
cry warm. Mercury so. G