New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-20
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.,,,, aone much damage. The miners IN
40 ehigh coal region will not suspend. Dut
saveral miners in the Hazelton region nave
heen drowned out and work Temporarily
suspended. .:, 20 Tho u,acking
pesolnte. arrived here this afternoon
S-p,, the wreck of the school ship Mercury,
near Cane Henry, bringing General Bowen,
Com missioner, and all the ships crew, In
Guiding the apprentice boys:
The Mercury has sustained but little IN
NV and may be fioated off after being
iightened. The Mercurys crew VIII tEa ~"
for New York on the steamer Isaac beil TO-
MEMPHIS. April IA colored man, named
uanes killed deck hand, named Clark, on
.ha Mary Forsythe yesterday. The arrest
md trial of Hayes detained the boat here
to-day. - dow IN
a charge of killing man IN a saloon At IaI'
weston, Texas, about taree months since:
c. OTIS. April l9.-In the case OF f.
-aeyrv va Ex-Governor Fletcher and others,
;nIthe United States Circuit Court, the jury.
nv order of the court. rendered a speCisi YER
dict of not guilty, rs to Fletcher. The case
viii appear against General Montgomery and
o' CHICAGO. April 19-The dead bodies of
three men were found floating In the river
yesterday. o,o,.os .,o;r ma,or,
in Onincy and Bloomington, Illinois.
A communication received by General
Sheridan from General Stanley, dated Fort
Sully. Dacotah Territory. March H. says
hand of Sioux Indians, numbering two hun
dred lodges. had come to that point, and
we're anxious to trade with the whites LOT
Guns sand ammunition, etc. They openly
svow their inteption to make war upon the
Yellow
atone rivers, and will either Kill them al or
drive them off. "
The red skins complain that the whites
are getting their gold.
Adyices from FOrt Bridger. Wyoming Ter
ritory. state that in Unetah valley the Utes
are preparing to make war upon the Arapa-
hoes. There are about two Thousand lodges
of the former. who will be Joined by the
White River Utes.
DnRuour. April l9.-The Mississippi River
at this point is now one inch above the ex-
treme high water mark of 1869. Many man
ufactories and machine shops in the lower
mart of the city have been obliged to cease
york in consequence of the water entering
the lower floors. 1t is thought now that the
water has reached the highest point.
LOUISVILLE, April 19.-The work of build.
ing the New Albany and st. Louis AIR Line
Raiiroad. was commenced at New Albany
this morning.
FoRr LARAMIE, April 1a.-Ten Or twelve
Indians came within sight, and only SIX
hundred yards from this post. about eleven
A. M. to-day, and fred on party OF citizens,
wounding one of them severely. A mounted
detachment OF twenty men have gone 10
pursuit. ,.e,,.
ST.. LOUIS. April l9.--susisky, the default
ing CITY Treasurer, WAS arraigned before
the Police Court to-day on the charge OF
embezzlement, and waived ezaminat on.
His bond will probably be fixed at seventy
FIVE Thousand dollars.
Colonel Mitchell. Acting Adj utant General
of this department, left for Fort Harker
Kansas, to-day, to Sit on board convened
by the War Department to investigate GER
tain alleged frauds in the QuartermaSter'
Department at Forts Harker. Larned anc
Dodge.