New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-03

Fire In Clnc1an0ti-Oost Of Liver y
ktabies-A Hitch In the McCOoIe and
Allen FIght-Catsle Dealer robbed
ON the steamer Olive Brav ch-Miko
McCool Paid the Forfeit and the Fishs
On-COoler Weather ~ 0t. Louis
strack by Lightning-MowIrg Mo-
ehiae Accident-Another Victory by
the BED StOekisgs- Kich silver Aines
Discovered In New Aexieo.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-The livery stables of
James DoDnelly and the stables of William
Sumner & Co., and manufactures of Wheeler
Il Wilson's sewing machines were burned at
one o'clock this A. NJ. Both were owned by
saved. Many private carriages in the livery
stable were destroyed. Loss S15. 900. Hand
ers" pipeman. At the fire this A. NJ, was
caught by falling rubbish, and had his left
| leg broken, besides sustaining other bruises.
John Negraw, another fireman, was also
hurt.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Attempts made to de-
post the second five hundred dollars in the
McCool and Allen fight have failed in conse-
quence of some misunderstanding, and
Roach, the representative of the Allen
party, claimed the money already deposited,
amounting to one thousand dollars. Many
here consider the fight off.
J. 8. Martin, cattle dealer from Texas,
was robbed on the steamer Olive Branch, on
i
lars in drafts and sixteen hundred in cur
rency, the proceeds of lot OF cattle he
sold at Abeline, Kansas.
Later-Mike McCool paid forfeit to-day,
and the fight between him and Tom Allen is
therefore off.
The weather changed last night, and the
mercury has been several degrees lower to-
day.
CHICAGO, July 2.-During thunderstorm
Tnp96av q lad
living four miles north east of Ottawa
Illinois, while closing a window, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed.
An accident occurred on the Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad yesterday, near Hone
stead, Iowa, by the breaking Of an axle, by
which William Telford, OF Marehgo, was in-
stantly killed and several others injured.
The distillery and warehouse OF r. Main
& Co., at Oguama, Illinois, was struck by
lightning on Thursday, and the building
and two hundred barrels of highwines were
destroyed.
Benjamin F. Norwood, of Spring Grove,
Warren county, Illinois. had one foot sew
cred from his leg and another nearly sew
cred, by the starting of horses attached to
moving machine. Hopes are had for his re-
covery.
CINCINNATI, July "A closely contested
game of base ball was played here to. day
between the famous Red Stockings, of this
city. and the Forrest City Club, of Rock
ford, Illinois, which resulted in the defeat
of the Forrest City nine, by a score of four.
teen to thirteen.
sANTg FE, New Mexico, via Denver, Cali
fornia. July "A letter to the Daily Pos.
from Grant county new silver miles, de-
scribes the location of the mines of 5000
feet above the level of the sea. There is q
population at RalstOn, the new village. Of
TWO hundred. 1t Is about twenty five miles
from the river. Two hundred aud eighty.tive
Lodges have been discovered, and over
fifty miles Of claims are located. Many of
them not being made in conformity with
the territorial law, are being thrown out,
bat are relocated about as fast as open.
municipal government has been formed,
and IA recorder elected.
There is no doubt of the immense wealth
OF great many Of the claims, and canal
and railway company, with capital of
Sl00 600, has been formed to take the ore
to the mills at the river, and to caary
water in the canals to the mines.
The mines are in the heart of The Apache