New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-16

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Datl-CosanaaAeeles anA -Knluhts at
vvillsamsport. 0 500 9icas ~ tut $50
BOSTON, June I5.-Hon. Thomas D. Elliott
is dead. $3.50 't'as8 SEs ft71 Fi
Noses wingate, OF Haverhill, died to-day.
aged one hundred years ana eight months.
TOTTOwA, C. w., June l5.-Hon. A. Camp.
bell goes to England to lay the whole
Fenian business before the government. J. y
Spotted Tail, 'Swift Bear, Yellow Hair and
Fast Bear, arrived here this morning, and
left this afternoon for the West.
"A woman named lC0fney, .at No. 1T
Adams street, took laudanum last night and
died this morning: cause, intemper1hce,
On the fourteenth instant the dead body
Of . lewd woman, named Hamilton, was
found On the grounds Of Hon. David Davis,
Sndgs ss me V,ases sssIes gngr sa @ e s
several days; there we're no marks OF vio-
lsnce found on her. She evidently hsd
Committed suicide by taking poison. - ~
INDrANAPoLIs, June 1.-THE InternAtional
Convention Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will convene Ia this city, on
Wednesday, the twentY-second. and con-
tinue in session 'during the balance OF, the
week. 80, -, :,
81. Louis, June 'l5.4rhee South Branch
OF the Kansas Pacific Railway has been COM
pleted one hundred and etghsylfour miles
about half mile into the Cherokee nation.
The president of the road and . party Of
gentlemen arrived here in a car, direct from
Indian Territory, distance Of i've hundred
and ninety four miles. pF Hia '.a'4S@5
Dispatches received 1t General Pope's
headquarters say ffty Indians attacked
Hugo, Spring Station, thirteen niles west Of
Hit Carson, California, yesterday. and were
l4 billed an and ID several wounded. 90 Sowhite men
Intelligence has besn received that
Lieutenant E. @. Drew, United States army,
who has been acting as agent of the
Apache Indians n New Mexico, died yes
clScissArr, June l5.-Gress numbers of
people have been arriving this forenoon to
reached here ana have been escorted to their
From tie lpresent appearances the num-
bers Will greatly exceed expectations. 5000
strangers win reach here on q single road.
The city seldom, II ever, was so gaily At.
tired, but the hesyy rain last night and this
morning RETARDED the progress of decoration
since the cNads clesred away and the pros
pects are Mvorable for great procession
THE ereat meeting of the North American !.
Saeneerbund has been inaugurated, and In
a spccessful manner. Notwithstanding the
clcddy weather. Early this afternoon was
Hithout rain, and most suspicious. The
proce- sion was large affair, and quite at
tiactive 1t consumed one hour in passing
force, Zouave battalion, and all the societies
from abroad who had arrived, the eleven
home singing societies, German pio-
neers, Workingmen's Union, the Turner'S Z.
Of this city, and the Covington Turner'S,
Carpenters and Cigar Makers Unions,
Knights of Pythias, German Sharp-shooters,
McCook Encampment Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, Gardeners Society, the
entire fire department, and large number
Of invited guests, including Governor
Hayes, Judges Of the courts. Board of Alder
men and members of the city council.
There were ffveen bands of music In the
procession. The distinguishing feature was
the splendid dieplay OF banners, which has Z
scarcely ever been equalled in CINCINNATI.
The procession marched very rapidly and
the line was more than three miles long.
tories were closed for the time being.
During. the passage Of the procession the
streets were densely packed with people,
windows. doors and every available incl Of /
room was occupied.
The number Of spectators Is estimated at
l50. 900. sii ~ $40
WuIIAlfsPoR1, Nd, June 15.-TwentyAix
commanderies with. one hundred and ton
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