New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cincinnati Board of Trade--EDterprise {
the Cincinnati Enquirer.-Special Trai
for its Sunday Issue--Heavy Sui
Against an Insurance COmpany--Anti
Chinese Convention Mt San Francisco
Base Ball mt Cleveland.-(sunboa 70
the Protection of Canadian Fisheries
Helmbold Wins mt Saratoga--Heav
Losses by Fire in Connecticut.
r. CINCINNATI, July l6.-The Board of Trad
to-day tabled resolution in support of ;
committee recommending the calling of al
industrial convention during the coming
industrial exposition. 1t was conceded tina
convention was desirable, but the bOart
did not see how it could send out the cal
without becoming responsible for too large
an amount of expenses.
The Enquirer sends train to Dayton
and return tomorrow, for the purpose O.
supplying its patrons with its Sunday issue
The train will carry passengers at about hal
fare.
Thermometer 800 this afternoon
j. b. Bennett, late managing agent of the
company for 100000. One-haf he claims
as damages for breach of contract; the other
half as his commission on last years profits
SAN FRANCISCO, July 16-A meeting OF
the Labor Association last night organized
an anti Chinese convention, and instructed
the president to inform Chinese companies
that they cOnsideredit unsafe for Cinnamon
to come to the United States, and required
them to notify the authorities Of the
Chinese Empire.
CLEVELAND, O., July 16.-The second
game of base ball, between the Forest CITY
club. of Cleveland, and the Harvards, of
Cambridge, Massachusetts, was played to-
day, resulting in favor of the Harvards by
score of Is tot.
OTTAWA, Ontario, july Icc.-The following
is an extract from the instructions issued
by the government to commanders Of gun
boats and other officers employed in the
protection of the Canadian fisheries:
1.-The limits within which you will, in the
necessary exercise of your power in dealing
with United States fishermen or OBTAINING
American fishing vessels or boats, are for
the present to be exceptional. Difficulties
have arisen in former times in respect to the
question whether the exclusion limits
should be measured on lines drawn
parallel everywhere to the coast, and
describing its sinuOsities, or on lines
land, across the entrance of bays, creeks, or
harbors. Her Majesty's government is
clearly of the opinion that, by the conven-
ton of 1918, the United States have re-
-nounced the right of fishing, not only
within three miles of the colonial shores,
but within three miles of line drawn across
any bay or creek
1t is, however, the wish of her Majesty's
government neither to cOncede nor for the
present enforce any rights in this respect,
which are In their nature instructions.
Therefore, you will not interfere with any
American fishermen, unless found within
three miles of the shore, or within three
miles of line drawn across the mouth of a
bay or creek, which is less than ten geo.
graphical miles in width. In case of any
other bay-as Bay Des Chaleurs. for ex-
ample-you will not admit United States
fishing vessels or boats or any American
. fisherman inside line drawn across at that
part Of such bay where its width does not
exceed ten miles.
o. SARATOGA, N. Y, July 16.-The Saratoga
stakes were won by O'Donnell, McDaniels'
Lexington FLY second, Jeromes Kentucky
FLY third
Ihe Saratoga cup, two and a quarter
miles, was won by Helmbold, length;
Hamburg second, Glencoe third, Flora Nc
liver fourth, Niagara tifth-time, 4.32a.
The three year old stakes one and half
miles,, was won by .Lynchburg: Major
second, Eclipse third, Chiiicothe fourth
MERIDEN, Conn, July l6-The main fac
tory building OF the Meriden Brittania
ueStrnVnd
fire to-day. Loss 100000. Insurance.
$375,0O0.
PHILADELPHIA, July l5.-Jndge Allison
decided the removal of Lowry, as Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias. os
illegal and enjoined Stotzer from acting in
that capacity.
ST. LOUIS, July 16.-Mrs. Sarah Houeh,
wife of S. F. HOugh, Ticket Agent of the
Iron Mountain Railroad, committed suicide
Il V.yr4 ooh, T..
from chronic ailment is supposed to be the
cause.
Julius Weiman, charity passenger on
the steamer Exchange, from Cincinnati to-
day, jumped in the river and was drowned
John Douglass was fatally stabbed by
George Swannigan during a fight in saloon
this morning.
Weather intensely hot. Thermometer at
3 P. NJ, 1000; at p. NJ, 96o
aged twenty years. charged with stealing a
small sum of money from his employer at
Cuba, in this county, was taken from the
constable Wednesday night by a masked
party and hung. Sheriff Wright left for the
scene this morning with a posse to bring
the lynchers to justice.
WILMINGTON, N. c., July 16.-The steamer
Hornet sails tomorrow, loaded with naval
stores, under the command of Captain
HAhilt, Idtc VI tue COllltutTdte navy.
LOUISVILLE, July 16.-The Depaw House,
the largest and best hotel in the city of
New Albany, was partially destroyed by
fire this morning. The fire occurred about
four o'clock, and is supposed to be acct
dental Loss $4,000. Insurance not known
The hotel was filed with guests. who were
asleep at the time the fire occurred.
Several persons were slightly injured in
thelr attempts to escape the flames. The
ladies fled in their night clothes and bare
1eet. Many narrow escapes were made.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 10, P. M-Ba-
rometer 1850. Weather calm.
Arrived: Steamship De Soto, at 2:15 p NJ,
Morton master, from New York to George
A. Fosdick 4 Co. Sailed: Steamship l. C..
Harris.
PAss-A-L'OurRE, July 16, 6 P. M.-Wind
southeast, light.
Arrived: Steamship Margaret. at P. NJ,