New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-27
Innings. lI2I3I4I5I6t7I 1881
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The Lone Stars were short two men
Tracy and Fred Waterman not being ablt
play on account of injuries received II
the game with the Unions, at St. Louis, yes
terday.
PHiLApELpHIA, July 26-An immense
fire is raging in the heart Of the city. The
Pennsylvania Sugar Refinery, of Newhal
Bros has been dest royed and the fire is
spreading, defying the efforts of the fire.
men.
The loss by the fire this evening is roughly
estimated ut 100000. The sugar refinery
Of Newhall Bros. was seven stories high,
filed with valuable machinery and large
stock of refined sugar. The wall fell, car
rying down and, it is feared, killing nine
french The surrounding buildings were
much injured before the flames were
checked
John Gallagher and wife were found dead
in bed from heat and intemperance.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-TwO cases of hydro
phobia, and nearly dozen sunstrokes, oc-
Cured yesterday, all fatal.
FORTRESS MONROE, July Va, 26.-Three
companies of artillery left here this morning
for Raleigh, North Carolina, to aid the
government to enforce the laws in that
State.
CHICAGO, judy 26-News was received at
headquarters from Fort Sill to-day, stating
that the messengers from the kiowa In
dians had reached that point, bringing the
intelligence that several Kiowas are coming
in soon, and that twenty-five lodges of
Cheyennes had gone to their reservations.
A communication was received from
Leavenworth to-day, saying it is pretty GER
tainly ascertained that private John NJ.
Malone, deserter from the ordnance de-
partment, is the assassin OF Colonel D. II.
Buell., but has thus far escaped arrest.
The game of base ball, between the Har-
wards, OF Massachusetts, and the White
Stockings Of this city, which was played to-
day at Dexter Park, resulted in the defeat
Of the White Stockings, by score of II to g.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 26-The Journal
printers beat the COuriei's at base ball to-
day, by score of 40 to IL.
Receipts by the sale OF tickets to the To-
baccO Banquet, are numerous, and prepare |
tons for the feast are being made on mag
lifcent scale.
-Four meetings are being held tonight in
favor of the straight line railroad.
INDIANAPOLIS, July GA fire broke out
dry kiln Of the Indiana chair company. The
fire extended to the outbuildings, five of
which were destroyed. Loss over So, 5000;
insurance will not exceed $1,000.
CHEYENNE, w. T., July 26.-Information
from the South Pass says that the soldiers
who were sent by the government after the
Big Horn expedition, overlook them, but
were unable to bring them back The
soldiers returned to the South Pass, and
the Big Horn expedition proceeded on to-
ward the Big Horn country.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July 90, 6 P. NJ
1870 Wind squally, with rain.
The Tuscarora and monitors are still at
anchor in East Bay.
No arrivals or departures.
MEMPHIS, July 26-Passed up: Continen-
tai. Down: FerrybOat Isaac Bowman.
River falling. Weather cloudy. Their
800.
VIcKsBURG, July 26. - Passed down
Grand Era at2P. NJ. River falling. Weather
cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-The river has
'eached a point that none but boats of ex-
.eedingly light draught can descend the
alls; twcnty-fOur inches in the chute, and .
our feet in Portland bar Weather clear.
$50 at p. NJ.
The Memphis Packet Company have per-
ected arrangements for a line of boats to J
un from Portland to Memphis until the
anal is opened.
CINCINNATI, July 26-Nine feet in the {
hannel. Weather clear. Thermometer
gO at noon. a
PITTsBURG, July 26.-There was very t
eavy thunder, lightning and rain storm 5
uring the afternoon. The MonOngahela is
alling with three feet four inches in the C
hannel; at Oil City, rising slowly with
wenty inches in the channel