New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-06-30

protest against the restoration Of the Bour.
bon dynasty, IN the person OF the con OF
Isabella.
The law authorizing civil marriages goes
into operation on the first Of September.


MISCELLANEOUS
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lnprssss nena asd Fise-Piiot Kllie'
IN Memphis By . MSddened WenAs-
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read ExeuFsisAlsts 1T Dc. Leuss-Ar
resi- IN lndlaaap polls q the Glra's Ma
aerer-Resuvn Of . Command to Chey
enne-Weslen Exhiblsien 1t IndisnsP
olss-Wheat Hervess Nearly Complete
Ounn~ry - Acciaeats and SAcAdests-
Wsrlahe Indiaa DemonstretiSns.
BosroN. June 29.-E. Porter Dyer, il.
form r. cashier Of the Nevtonviile bank, hst
been sentenced to six months Imprisonment
This l. The last Of the State streetjs-'s
larities. .afs. a river
MEnms, June 2s;zGaRffh a Main street
pilot, was shot and ~ Z woman. who shot
store this afteEass has been arrested.
tnree t'HsE B. who was wounded II the duel
ve..sefdsy. is improving and Will probably
PrrTsBuRa, June 2s.-The oil fire still coz
tinues. A warehouse containing 500 empty
barrels and a tank of benzine, belonging to
che Citizens' refinery, was destroyed during
very violent storm occurred yesterday
An the northeast part of the county, de-
! stroying fields ofgrsin, and uproohng Trees
etc. IA.
about one hundred prominent citizens e.
Of the Decatur and East St. Louis s road is
arrived here this afternoo9s6ints but will
completed between the III or several weeks
yet. -/June 2s.-Another arrest
lNDIAE1EGnight Of a man named John b.
vas Ti{lrg. who lived near the girls who
GHfe - korted murdered last night; he wanted
~ Examination before the mayor, and was
senS to fail. Several marks OF bites OF teeth
we're found on him, and other circumstances
connected With his actions lead to the belief
6hat he 10 guilty.
ments to-day, for the wooden exhibition to
be held Ia this city on August 2, committee
vas appointed to make suitable accommoda'
fions for the press ut large. During the ex-
hibitiol, the use of the skating rink has
From present indications the exhibition
vill be 8 complete success. All the rail-
roads have agreed to transport visitors at
half fare. and articles OF exhloition Tree: {.
"A number of additional arrests have been
made on suspicion of being concerned in the
murder OF the two girls on Saturday last.
but on being examined were allowed to de.
CHICAGO. June 29.-The wheat harvest in
southwestern Illinois is about completed. 1t
- pronounced the best crop for many years.
Yesterday, lady named MRS. Dunn, while
irving to light fire with kerosene oil, was
* ba6lv burned that abe died last night.
Shutter g. Co. 's linseed oil factory at Min
neapolis. Wisconsin, was burned yesterday.
With one hundred barrels of oil and two
thousaud bushels of fax seed. Loss esti-
mated at S75, OO0; insured for $3S. 600.
Mrs, Foster, the mother Of DR.. Foster,
editor of the Dunlieth Uni0nist, fell down
cenar-way at st. Paul. yesterday. fracturing
her skull go badly that it is feared she can
not survive.
= Hon. william Smythe, the present repre-
sentative to Congress from the fifth Iowa
district, has been nominated for reelection
by acclamation.
Yesterday, while Druggist. at the corner
of Clinton and Madison streets, was rolling
9 cask of wine into the cellar, he slipped
and fell, the cask passing over him and so
badly iDjuring him that he died In few
hours.
Reports were received to-day at General
Sheridan's headqusrters that bands OF hos
tile Indians have appeared within the past
few DAYS at Separation Wood Station, Medi.
cine Bow. Rawlins' Cove and other points.
United States troops are in pursuit OF
them.
Young and command returned TO kawlins
last evening, the Indians having success
fuliv retrestsd under cover Of night. 1t is
supposed the Indian loss ia killed and
wounded is twenty-one. Sergeant kessner,
Of the cavalry, was wounded In the hip.
xivsr Inseni<enee.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June 20, 6 2. Mar
ometer 1880. Weather calm. No arrivals.
called: Bark Homeward Bound.
V1cxsBuRa. June 29.-Passed up: Alaska
NJ u last night. Passed down: Hercules
and barges at 10 A. M; Edinburg at P.
II. River rising. Weather clear and very
MEnpHrs. June 29.-Passed down: Stella
and bsrees and Pauline Carroll. River fall
ine. Weather clear. Thermometer SO:
Iou1svlLLE. June 29.-Arrived: Wau-
nita, from New Orleans; America from Ar.
kansas river. Departed: America and
Waunita, for Cincinnati. The river has
ALLEN six inches since last report, with five
feet In the canal and three feet in the chute.
Weather clear, with showers during the day;
CrNCiNxArr, June 29.-Departed: Ar
for New Orleans. The river is
falling. There was heavy rain this morn
ing. on r,,..o .s .,;ch. 1
PITTeBURGs June Ao'-.n ""o eAi6"'
fall of rain here this evening.
The MonoDgahela has twenty-five inches
In the chanpel.
Business has been suspended.
ST.. LOUIS, June 29-Arrived: Shark and
bsrges, and Bee and barges from New Or
leans, and Rubicon from Vicksburg. De-
parted: Grand Tower for Memphis: The
river has risen fourteen inches during the
past twentYfour hours. Weather clear.
Therm ometer IS at 8 P. N.