New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-25
MlSCELLANEOUS.

Capads Asks Indemnity for Past, nud
Protection from Future Fenlan Raid.
Large Fires In Illinois and Wiscon-
sin-EplscOpal Council In WlscOnsin-
Woman Hit with . Bean Pole H er
AntagOniss COmmits Duicids-FAteIIy
Shot by q COurtezan-Keturn OF Gen
eraI Sheridsn-Loss OF LOcn, News-A
Million Dollars Wanted Toward
Building Road fesm Cincinnati TO
Nashvilie-Base 15aIl at Chicago and
OswegO,
OTTAWA Canada, June 24.-The Canadian
delegates to England have been instructed
TO demand indemnity for the past, and pro-
lection against future Fenlan raids, and to
urge aid for the Pacific railroad.
CHICAGO, June pa large fire occurred
yesterday at Pennington, Illinois, destroy
ing pillow factory Of Faucet e. Co., planning
mill, sash and blind factory of Johnson &
Wings wagon and carriage factory, and
tools, material and manufactured goods be.
longing to each. Several other buildings
We're more or less injured. Total loss
S23 600. No insurance.
The Episcopal Council OF Wisconsin, held
at Milwaukee, yesterday promulgated the
following:
Every communicate of our church who
marries outside of our communion, or is
y
our church, shall stand pro Ject0 excom-
municated.
Lieutenant General Sheridan returned
this morning from a tour of inspection, eY-
tending from Salt Lake to Forts Benton and
Pembina, returning via st. Paul.
Lathrop's Elevator, two blacksmith chops,
livery stable of Sumner & Bassinger, a car
penter shop and several dwellings were
burned last night at Racine, Wisconsin.
V,nSa SOB ONO. Insurance SlO non
Two women IN Forsyth, Mason county,
Illinois, got into quarrel yesterday, when
one struck the other with bean pole iuiur.
ing her seriously. An officer went to arrest
her, when she made an excuse to 20 to her
room to change clothes, and in few min.
utes report of a gun was heard. The off,
Ger rushed to her room and found her dead
on the floor, she having shot herself. No
names given. M
report comes from Decatur, Illinois,
that young gentleman living IN that city
was fatally shot by courtezan on Wednes-
day. Names withheld.
George PEBBLES, an old resident Of Water
town, Wisconsin, was instantly killed at
Columbus this morning. While jumping off
the cars the train passed over him.
K. Malatran, while at the bottom of a
well twenty two feet deep, at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, this morning, was buried alive by the
well caving in. He leaves a wife and
children.
Mrs. Krehn, living at No. SO Wells street,
committed suicide at an early hour this
morning by taking a dose OF stry chuine.
No cause known. Her husband was asleep
IN the adjoining room at the time.
About eight o'clock last evening Dr. NJ Fl.
Morrison, well known and highly respected
young physician, residing on Michigan
avenue, was thrown from his buggy by the
horse running away. He was so seriously
injured that it is feared lie will not recover,
The Democratic convention met here to-
day. and nominated E. f. Runnion and j.
G. Rogers tor judges of the Circuit Court.
The residence of Elijah George, near
Clinton, Henry county, Missouri, was
burned few nights since, three of his sous
perishiDg in the flames; two of them were
twins.
This has been the hottest day of the
season. Thermometer reached ninety-two
at PIP. NJ.
Three or four boys have been drowned in
the lake, while bathing, within the last
tWeuty-four hours
LONG BRANCH, N. j.. June "a, 8 PM
thermometer ninety five in the shade-the
hottest day ia seven years.
The hotels are nearly full of summer
boarders.
President Grant and family will arrive
here on the seventh of July.
Private advices from General weitzel. at
@'uisyille, state that tho canal viii be en-