New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-21

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CHICAGO, June 20. -Richard G. Long vas
fatally stabbed by Thomas Day lass 6aSur.
day night; ia saloon on Broadway exsan-
minutes after the blow wss struck. DAY
was under the influence Of liquor, and mis-.
took Long for man with whom he had had
an altercstioa in, the early part Of the
willard F. Thomas, Of Aliegan, Michigan,
son of the late Rev. D. Thomas, OF the
Michigan Conference, was run over by cars
and instantly killed, at Plattsmouth, Ne
George Stanley. who. it is supposed, mur-
dered William Patterson. . railroad odicial.
near Ames, Iowa, has been arrested and is
in Linn county jail. The circumstance are
very strong against him.
WrNDsoR, Ills, June 20.-1hsre were
eight business houses burned here last night.
Most Of the goods were removed with bat
ia about 5000; other l0sses about the same
amount. There H. An insurance Of $34, 400
on the property. The fre Is supposed TO
have been the work Of incendiaries.
Boston, June 20.-Governor Ciahin vetoed
the bill granting aid to the Hartford and
Erie railroad.
CINc1NNAr1, June 2o.-A man was found
In the canal, Saturday, with pistol shot in
had letters in his pocket addressed to g. 4.
Turpia, Cincinnati.
The Methodist Preachers' Association il
in session here, discussing the propriety Of
licensing women to preach.
The societies in attendance upon the eeer.
gerfest have been departing to-day. Others
leave tonight and tomorrow morning.
The city yet presents holiday appearance.
ing the week. The city has been very or.
derly. A ball is in progress tonight In honor
of the remaining delegates.
Leo Pollock and George W. Pollock, his
son, reached here the last day Of May and
insured. the day following, the life of the
latter for SIC, 900 against accidents. On the
Saturday following they took the boat for
CRY of s.man overheard" was heard, when it
was discovered that the son was gone. The
father now makes an application for the in
surauce money. which ie refused until the
body can be found and the case in.
vestigated.
ST. LOUIS, June 20.-A young woman of
the town named Kate n. Butts, formerly Of
A brute named Peter Trumbler was caught
last night attempting to outrage little girl
ten years old. t %
/ ssrs River Intelllgeneo.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 20, 6 P. NJ
Barometer 1880. Wind southwest, light
No arrivals nor departures. = = ! $40
vIoKsBURa, June 20s-Passed mp: Dex-
ter, at 8 A. n; Bee and barges. At ~ n.
Down: Bismarck, ct IA last night. River
falling. Thermomesef 3d. :, s5as-,8
MEMPHIS, June 20.-Weether cloudy and
warm. the river has risen twenty.three
inches in the past twenty -four hours.
Passed up since Saturday: w. B. Arthur,
Belle Memphis. Natchez, Silver Spray, and
Magenta. Passed down: Rubicon and Nick
Longworth. ,sss-glaA1 galIoa
-CISclNxAT1. June 2O.-The r,ver has fallen
eight inches in the last twenty -four hours,
with. nineteen feet eleven inches In the
channel tonight. 5af
No arrivals nor departures to-day.
PIrrsBURa, June ,2o.-Weathsr clear;
thermometer 80. River falling slowiy; i've
feet two inches in the chaAnel.
LOUISVILLE. June 2.-Arrived: NatoWa,
from Memphis; Nightingale and Pink Var
BILE, from the Arkansas river. The river
has fallen six inches in the past twenty-scur
hours, with seven feet six inches in the Ca
nal, and five feet six inches In the chute.
Weather hot: thermometer 80.