New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-15

ena tie 1bsnw Is in critical condition
aandax' eflernoon man named Hal
,tsbbed md KILLED another named Timothy
Z HariHS, fiis 10 the eighth stabbing sfrsy
FAN has figured in.
Sunday hight man named George Camp
ball. rom Knoxville. Tennessee, or Dalton
perty. The body was placed on the railroad
frack. and was run over by the train.
IxD!ANAPoLls, Ind, June 1.-THE DAILY
Times published it's obituary this morning
sftef Al existence of eight days. The New
Albany Daily Commercial also suspended
this morutng. .1
81. Lorls June l4:-Scaffold on new
fen about noon to-day, precipitating John
con Elsher and John johnson to the ground,
killing Fisher and badly crushing Johnson
who WIN probably die.
a 6T Wheel in the Saxony FIGURING Mills
Aew. 10 pieces to-day, instantly killing Mr.
Deit11ck, the foreman of the establishment.
The fragments of the wheel nearly de.
nolished the west and south walls OF the
WrxPa1s, June IA terrible tornado
passed over portions of Arkansas and Mis-.
siDaippi Friday and Saturday, accompanied
b. terri6c hall storm, literally running the
corn and cotton and stripping the trees in
the woods. It rose near Council Bend,
crossed the river at Peters Landing, ex-
tending down as far as Bolivar, width OF
two miles. As far rs heard from, no lives
we're lost, but the damage to the crops is
CnicAoo, June l4.-The Third Presby-
terrain Church OF this city has given call to
Rev. a. E. Kittredge, of New York; salary,
STOOD per annum; be has accepted.
Fort Wayne, Chicago and PENNSYLVANIA
81 y "a sUnv koH <ha Fact roi in
between Chicago and New York. making
the trip. in twenty-seven hours. Fare,
eighteen dollars.
Last night, about ten O'Clock, Hahn's
plainfng min, "a CIeyburne avenue, was
damAsed TO the extent of $4,000 by fire.
The Insurance II Chicago offices. $1,000:
Joseph Salone, citizen of Chicago, Iowa,
Committed suicide this morning at that
pa6cs, BY blowing out his brains; he. was
CnicrxAri. June l4.-Active preparations
. are Being made for the great saengerfest,
which begins 70 morrow. City already in
hodid&y attire. American and German flags
are Hoating IN al directions, houses pro-
fueely decorated with evergreen and ma.
tionsy c0lors. Representatives of societies
from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, St.
L0uD, Memphis, have arrived. Societies
from various places in Ohio, are expected
on the early trains tonight and tomorrow
mofning. The procession moves tomorrow
altVooclock. The reception concert takes
plsc4 ia the evening. The welcome address
viii be delivered BY Governor Hays. At the
sale q reserved seats this AFTERNOON. over
1000 EIckets sold. Many were compelled to
stand -FOUR hours awaiting their turn.
The Erie railroad has reduced fare from
this city to New York to eighteen dollars
ard thsrty- i've cents.
CzxVELlND. June 1.-THE Forrest City
base ball club. of Rockford, Illinois, beat
the Eorrest Qity club, OF Cleveland, to-day,
CIxCNx4TI. June 1.-The news of the
defeat Of the Red Stockings produced q
great sensation here. During the progress
Of the game people gathered by hundreds
in the street and around the Gazette Office, |
Watching with Interest. like that manifested |
during the war when watching for news
from the front.
The excitement on the close Of the ninth |
innings Was intense.
RiveF Intellieenes.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June IA, P. Nj
Barometer 1896. Wind south southeast. |
Weather equally, with rain. Arrived: Ship |
China, Weeke master, fifty days from Liver
( e. sailed: Steamship Morgan.
ST.. EoUIs, June 14-Arrived: Thompson
Dean, nom New Orleans. Departed: Lock.
wood fpr Shreveport, Marble City, for
VicksburR Bismarck, for New Orleans.
River has risen thirty inches; the raise
come6 rom the Missouri. All other upper
streams falling. Weather clear and warm.
with slight rain tonight.
YlcKf1URG, June H.-Passed up: Belle
Lee =. NJ; Mary Miller A. N. Passed
down: Bee and barges last night; Natchez
r. -. River rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CIxCrNSATI, June 14-R;ver rising, with
fourteen feet six inches in the channel.
Arrived: Sam J. Hale, from Memphis.
Weather cloudy and showery during the
day. Thermometer Is at noon.
LOUISVILLE, June IA -Arrived: Silver
Noon, from Memphis; Peytona and barges,
from New Orleans. Departed: Silver Noon,
lor Cincinnati. River rising steadily; pros
poets favorable for plenty of water; three |
leet two inches in the canal and three feet
Two inches in the chute. Weather clear and
pleasant.
PIrrsBURG, June 14.-Weather clear and
pleasant. River stationary, six feet eight !
inches in the channel.
Flass Of steamers at half-mast as q mark
u respect to Navy Captain William Tramp
on Ct Beaver, Pennsylvania, who died
here yesterday.