New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-03
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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

THE Red Stocking Base Ball Club left
New Orleans yesterday for Memphis.
Joseph r. Robinson, another victim of
the Richmond calamity, died yesterday.
AT Des Moines, Iowa, yesterday, Rel
chey's planning mill was burned. Loss, $4,000
WIN. II. Delaney, a prominent member
of the Virginia Bar, died at Alexandria yesterday
adam n. Riddle, member of the bar
and prominent citizen. died In Cincinnati yesterday.
Mfr Schrack g. Co.'S. varnish factory in
Philadelphia, destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss,
$4,000.
The Rev. DR.. Scott was installed as pastor
OF st. Johns Prcsby Church III san Francisco "h
Sunday.
fire At Princeton Ill o on Saturday Saturday f fGc
Henry r. Hosford, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of l. o. OF o. f. Of Vermont died al fa"
let, VT, Yesterday
William Henderson, formerly prominent
merchant and Director of the jackson Railroad died III
New Orleans yesterday, aged %.
The baseball match between the
Athletics and Keystoues Of Philadelphia yesterday, was
won by the former, by a score OF % to -.
....During a severe thunderstorm in New
Orleans, La sunday, several houses were struck Dy
lightning, and one coOrod woman was killed
"A fire broke ont in the state Prison at
None OF the prisoners escaped. Loss about $4,000
THE colored people of Wilmington, n.
c. celebrated the Fifteenth Amendment Yesterday by
procession, closing with grand ball III the evening.
.Chief-Justice Chase, yesterday, dismissed
the appeal of Jeer Phillips for trial and, unless
the Executive interferes, he will be executed July g.
"A game of baseball was played in Bal
ton and the Maryland of Baltimore. The Olynpics won
by score Of IA to s.
Samuel s. Wood, formerly Superintend-
cnt OF the New York House of Refuge and late supeIln-
tendcn OF the Western House Of Refuge, in Rochester,
died yesterday of apopeXy
The Right Rev. Father Perche was on
Sunday consecrated as Bishop the St Louis Cathedral
Nrw-Oreans Bishop Rosecrans ohciated, assisted BY
Bishops Foley OF Chicago and Fehan OF Nashville
The Louisville Co,rier-Jourpdl to-day pub
fishes Gov stevensons reply to senator McCreery III
ms three columns; comprising his letter 70 Keife
sentative Jones, and documentary evidence 10 SUSTAIN
his statements.
u. b. Coal has been arrested at Memphis
for passing forged drafts. He had large number OF
blank drafts and eiIfeng stap Of t one tina Pa1
National Bank OF New-fork
1.-THE 6SS street passenger cars il Phia-
denbia owned by Il different companies, with 10 miles
OF tracks carried last year 550O0O Passengers Nine
persons killed and II injured by accidents The re-
ceipts from Passengers amounted to sj,1OlCo.
The annual session of the Delegate meet
Church commenced IN San Francisco on Sunday, Bishop
Kip officiating The Rev Dr. Mnon aeEerea the mis-
..The Syracuse Daily Courier yesterday an
nounoed change in its proprietorshp D. j. Halsteal,
former sole prope9Tr 9S5 , % T the ID
Press, New York, and 5. Quincy Laphan Of Syracuse
49,. Gen. Barry, in command at Fortress
Mouype.
remove the squatters from the smith farm. near ainp
ton. lie sent one company under Col warner u the
place The squa'ters were given until r. ILL., tomorrow
! ~ leave Peaceably.
The planning mill and door and blind
! factory OF C0nkle ~ Tweed at Evansville, IND, wa
burned on Saturday night and the flames extended to
| fyc dwellings, which were consumed several other
houses were damaged. Tho mOwners lose s@o,oO, ana
| are uninsured Inc total loss will reach $4,000
The Hon. Henry Mather. father of Prof.
r. H. Mather OF Amherst College, died IN BinGhaint0n on
sunday aged g. Mr. Mather one OF the most prom,
iuent ana wealthy OF that place lie was cOhheced
in an official capacity with several banks OF that cry,
| and had been a resident Of Blnghainton about hfty
| years. $3.50
| - From nearly every portion OF CalllOTnL!
has bcen received the alarming intego nee OF snort
rrnns I'm Santa Clara County there will bo only balf
rrn CROP which viii not pay for harvesting In Sus IN
| Valley unffh winds and dry weather nave almost nc
stIOyed the crops. More iasoiapo rePor'7 o"iio '"
| the Northern portion OF the state
On Saturday night Samuel Fletcher, state
| Constable accompanied by an assistant attempted W
,"ir lur. Of aur at the house of Patrick COLLINS
in II,brdgc Mas Collins, with three other lishInen
beating The rishmcn have all been arrested cOistI
| bic Fletcher II not expected To 1--we.
The Concord Railroad of New liamp-
shir has been lea ,ed the Northern Railroad COMPANY
Lv ia Directors without any expression on thc suyC
f,on This action has caused great excite
u,ent In Marhcster where u Large amount al the -or
/. I,lJ Eminent counsel have been employed ny tn'
majority of the stockholders. and the lease WI" De te
! sisted 10 the last extremity
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