New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-12

shismorning. Stock valued 1t SIS, 000; in
sured for SIS. 900.
Over $500 was raised to day on change,

shismorning. Stock valued at $ss.ooo;. in
spred for SIS 900.
Over $500 was raised to day on change
for the Richmond sufferers.
TERRE HAUrE, Ind, May ia very
heavy thunder storm passed over this city
at three O'clock this afternoon. The Con
eregationaist church WAS struck by light
ming, but was not muck damaged. Window
glass was broken in all parts of the town
CINCINNATI. Ohio, May ll.-Chief of Police
Rufin to-day issued Instructions to Lieu
tenants OF police to notify saloon keepers
that they must keep their front doors closed
on Sunday, and that they must not use
blinds on that day; also that confectionery
and cigar stores must keep closed. Ball
playing and standing on corners on the Sab
bath shall be stopped. Officers neglectpg
to enforce this order will be discharged.
SALT LAKE CRY, May l1.-Twenty fami-
lies OF the J0sephite Mormons, numbering in
all one hundred souls, have this week left
Utah for their ola homes in the States.
OMAHA May ll.-Land sales of the Union
Pacific Railroad for the month of April, 1866
acres, for $50 973 SO Total sales to date
since July, 1859, l5e,032 acres, realizing
$717, 7S9 a.
Twenty-Five recruits for the Big Horn eX.
pedjtion pass ed here to-day.
CHICAGO, May ll-Wiliiam Dormody, a
plasterer. employed in the west wing OF the
Chicago CJurth Mse, who was under the
ruins OF fallen tinbers for en- hour and
half, has brought suit against the city for
SIS 600 images.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 1.-The Board of
Trustees Of the Ohio Agricultural and Me-
chanical College met here tonight. Fiji
teen members were present. They elected
Hon. V. D. Horton, president; z. c. Ander-
derson, secretary, and ). Sullivan,
treasurer.
The grand lodge of the 1. O. o. F. for
Ohio have decided to hold their next meet.
ing on the second of May, 1871, at Toledo.
SAN FRANClSCO, May 1.-THE overland
shipments during the past week amount to
$3.50, 600.
Kiver Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST PAss, May II, 6 P. K.-Bs-
rometer 1910. Weather calm. No arrivals
or departures.
VIoKsBURa, MAY ll.-Passed mp: Alice
Dean at A. M. Down: Carrie Y. Kountz |
at 8 A. H.; Republic st A. NJ. River rising.
Weather clear and pleasant.
During the thunderstorm last night. A. B. |
Readings house was struck by lightning aud |
burned.
MEMPHIS. May 1l.-Passed up: W. R.
Arthur, Marble City. River falling rapidly.
Weather clear and cool.
LOUISVILLE, May ll.-Arrived: r. z. Lee,
|
cans. Departed: B. E. Lee and Mineola,
or Cincinnati, River rising with six feet
'wo inches in the canal, aud four feet two
inches in the chute.
ST LOUIS, May \I1.-Arrived: Bee and
'arges, and Commonwealth. from New Or
cans; Mary E. Forsyth, from Vicksburg:
Belle Memphis. from Memphis. Departed:
)exter, and Shark and barges, for New
orleans; City OF Cairo and NJ. j. Wicks, for +.
1emphis. River IA ling Weather shoUpry | .
nth heavy rain tonight. &
PIrTsBURG, May Il. -Monongahela eight
,et in the channel, falling. Tows of coal,
mounting to upwards of 5000, 600 bushels, t
ave on this RISE Weather chilly, with :
'equent rains; mercury CO. Ii
CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE river has fallen 6
70 inches in the last twenty-four hours 6
nd 10 COW stationary with thirteen feet 4
inc inches in the channel Departed @
ebert Burns for Memphis, Glasgow for .
ew Orleans. Weather clear. Thermome- s
r at noon As. "