New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-19
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MEMPHIS, July 1S-Sheriff Wright has
captured Samuel PASTOR, Henry Wiseman
r. I. Shivers and Frank Graves, charged
with ku-kluxing young SchOfield alias Sim
mons, at Cuba, last Wednesday night. They
were brought before Judge F1ippen, of the
Criminal Court, this afternoon, and com
mitted to Jail charged with murder in the
first degree.
TERRE HAUTE, July l8.-The first impor
tant Republican meeting of the State cam
paign was held at the new wigwam, in this
city, tonight. Senator Morton addressed
the meeting. He spoke extemporaneOusly,
having had no time for preparation since
his return from Washington. His speech
was mainly review of the doings of the
Republican party under President Grants
administration, as compared with the adj
ministratiOn Of Andrew johnson.
LOUISVILLE July l8-Three cases of sun.
stroke tO-day-One fatal.
A base ball match for the championship
of Kentucky was played here to-day he.
tween the Hollis, Of Newport. and the
Eagles, of this city, which resulted in a vic
tory for the Eagles by a score of fifty to
three.
ATLANTA, July 1S.-The Senate adjourned
until tomorrow in honor to the memory of
Senator Adkins.
The House heard bills to the first.
A communication in writing was read
from the Governor, announcing that I'M
official information had been received to the
effect that Congress had passed a bill ad
uniting Georgia to representation in Con
gress in December. The State would re-
main under the supervision of the military
but General Terry would allow the Legis-
latnre to go on with the enactment of laws
The majority and minority reports of the
Buliock-Angier committee We're reported
ready. Both We're laid on the table.
1t is generally believed that an election
will be held this fall.
OMAHA, July lS.-Michael Corssoc, a
saloon keeper near the barracks, was ar
rested today Tor an attempt to kill his
wife with pistol.
A letter to the Herald from South Pass
City Of the twelfth, says that the Big Horn
expedition has not been heard from since
they left the Wind River Valley, and were
heading to cross Owl Greek Mountains.
Considerable anxiety is felt for their safety.
At Atlantic city, Wyoming, man named
Smith, a freighter, was shot and killed by
William Norman The latter was in the
employ of Smith.
Ten miles of the Kansas Pacific railroad
has been completed eastward from Denver
There is a gap of less than seventy-fiv,
miles. Track laying is going forward from
both ways, and will, probably, be completed
in from four to six weeks.
The Indians that crossed the Union Pa
cific railroad and murdered the miners i,
North Park are represented as having re
crossed northward, but there is no new
from the soldiers who went after them.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July lS.-Baromete
1910. Wind northwest, with a moderate
breeze.
Arrived: Steamship Fire Queen at 1913
L. M, Day, master, from Liverpool, to De
can, Zerega & Co.
Sailed: Ship China.
VICKsBURG, July lS.-Passed down
Grand Era at p. M. River falling
Weather rainy andwarm
MEMPHIS, July 1S.-Departed Yesterday
City of Cairo, Olive Branch, Natchez ant
Nick Wall. for st. Louis: Virginia, fol-
Louisville; Colorado, for VicksbIrg: Susi,
Silver, for New Orleans. River rising slowly
Thermometer $50. a
LOUISVILLE, July lS.-River fallen tive
inches in the past twenty-four hours, will
four feet ten inches in the canal, two fee
ten inches in the chute. Weather clear ant
oppressively hot. Thermometer $50 in til,
shade at p. NJ
CINCINNATI, July 1S.-River has ten fee
six inches in the channel Weather sclear
Thermometer $50 at noon.
ST. LOUIS, July lS.-Arrived: City o
Vicksburg, from Jacksonville; City o
Alton, from Vicksburg; Grand Tower, from
Memphis. Departed: Belle st. Louis, fO
Memphis River falling more rapidly, ant
navigation to Cairo becoming trOublesOm,
for large boats. Weather clear and very
hot.
PIrTsBURe, July 1s-Monongahela fall