New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-26

Insult to Military Onicers at Salt LAX,
CityLady Franlklin Holds Reception
The Third Victory Of the Lone stars
A Closely contested Game Murderer
Lynched in Nebraska.
STAUNToN, Va, July GA large and en-
thusiastic meeting was held here to-day il
furtherance of valley railroad. Speeche.
were made by Colonel Mike g. Hartman
Colonel Baldwin, ex-Secretary of the Int
rior, Stuart d. Harris, General Echols and
Others. Colonel Hartman resigned the
presidency of the road, stating that he had
assurances from General Robert E. Lee that
he would accept the presidency of the road
in connection with the duties of the office OF
president of Washington College.
By consent OF the board of trustees a
monster barbecue meeting will be held here
next Saturday In behalf OF the road, at
which General Lee, General Wise, General
T. Sutherlin, and others, will be present
Hon. John Randolph Tucker, late At
torney General of Virginia, has accepted
the Professorship of Law at Washington
College, to which he was recently elected.
RALIGH, N. c., July 25.-Writs of habeas
corpus, for citizens arrested in Yancyville,
were issued by Judge Mitchell and served
on Kirk, last Friday, when he tore them up
and arrested the officer serving the writ,
! 1t is stated that Governor Holden will
tomorrow respond to the order Of the Chief
Justice to produce the body of r. G. Moore,
one of the Aamance prisoners. What the
response will be is not known.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 25.-Moses H. Bently,
a col0red messenger of the House of Repre-
sentatives, shot and instantly killed Malcolm
Claiborn, the cOlored Representative from
Burke county, this morning. The shooting
grew out of a private quarrel Bently was
expelled by the House, and has been lodged
in Jail
Legislative proceedings unimpOrtant q
An election this fall is considered a
forcgone conclusion.
SALT LAKE, July 25.-Last night, at re-
ceptiOn given by Colonel Findlay Anderson
to General Augur and staff, large crowd
and insulted the Colonel and his guests, and
finally broke up the party.
George Crnin prominent memoer of
the anti-Brigham Young government, was
found dead to-day. 1t is said that he COM
United suicide.
BosToN,. July s5.-Two persons were
buried in the ruins. Thermometer go.
MEMPHIS, July 25.-While driving yes
terday, j. F. Mckinney and DIR. English |
were thrown over an embankment and both |
seriously if not fatally injured
CrNCINNATI, July 25.-The heat continues. |
One fatal case of sunstroke to-day.
Charles Hoffman died suddenly this
evening. He had been in the city since
Saturday. II is said he came from Balti-
more. He had a certificate of membership
of Peoria Mutual Benevolent Association,
dated Peoria, Illinois, July %, 1868.
James COrrigan. ten years old, was
drowned in the Ohio river to-day while
bathing.
Lady Franklin, in Difference to the gen
eral desire of the citizens, held a reception
at the Burnett House this afternoon. Many
took advantage of the occasion to pay their
respects to her.
ST.. LOUIS, July GA very exciting
game of base ball was played in this city
.o-day, between the Lone Stars, of New
Orleans, and the Unions, of St. Louis The
following is the score by Innings: