New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-15

One Fever Death in Charlestou-The
Halifax Race.
MEMrHIs, September l4.-A special dis
patch to the Daily Press from Pulaski saws
Governor John Z. Brown has been danger
| Ously i'll from Overexertion at a fire on
Sunday, which consumed his residence.
Strong hopes were entertained this morning
for his recovery.
ST. LOUIS. September IA dispatch
SAYS the express office in Ellis county was
robbed of $4,000.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. September 1.-THE
| State Democratic Convention organized
with Edward Avery presiding.
| Governor.
| The resolutions accept the new amend
ments and denOunce prohibition.
| WILMINGTON, N. c.. September IA
man representing himself. as j. Keller,
called at the First National Bank to-day
and offered to sell registered United
States bond, No. 1888. issued under the act
of the third Of March, 1865.
| The bond is of the denomination of $loO 900.
He was arrested by deputy United States
| marshal, and the case came up before
United States Commissioner McQuigg this
| afternoon, but was postponed until tO-mor-
row. The bond is caveated by the Treasury
| department.
| CHARLESTON, September I4.-There was
hours.
SARATOGA, September 1.-THE Park
Place Hotel and "a large portion of the Cres-
| cent Hotel were burned.
TROY. September 1.-THE National AS
sociatiOn of Spirituaiists elected Victoria
Woodruff president.
MONTREAL, September 1.-THE four
cared race was won by the Halifax Barton
crew, Renforth second and Winship third
SAN FRANCISCO. September A.-Tho
latest returns indicate the Democrats have
two majority in the Senate but the Repub-
Hcans have two majority on joint ballot.
A band OF Cochise Apaches, living with
their women and children on the peace COM
missioners' reservation in New Mexico,
dashed into Camp Crittenden, Arizona,
capturing sixty-three government cavalry
horses, just received for an expedition.
Lieutenant Wheeier's exploring party
was abandoned by its escort near Camp
Hualapa, Arizona.
BALTIMORE, September l4.-Detective
John Richards, whom Wilber shot Just be-
fore committing suicide, died to-day.
CLEVELAND. September. l4.-The Ath-
letics. Of Philadelphia. this afternoon beat
the Forest Citys by a score Of fourteen to
two.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT ,
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, September IA, 1871, $50 P. II.
SYNOPSIS OF THE,PAs7 rwENTY-FoCR HOURS.
The high barometer which was, Wednes-
day afternoon, Oh Lake Superior, has moved
eastward, and now extends over New Eng
land. The pressure has begun to fall in the
latter States. and has fallen this afternoon
from New York to Michigan and south
ward, as also from Lake Superior to Mis-
souri,. The lowest pressure remains proba-
bly, in Arkansas, but has moved slowly
southwestward. The barometer has fallen
slightly Oh the gulf, after having risen.
Increasing nOrthwesterly winds have ex-
tended over the lakes and Middle States;
southerly winds in New England. The
tempera ture has fallen decidedly from New
England to Minnesota, and southwark to
Tennessee and Virginia. 1t has risen in the
Gulf States. A dense smoke prevailing on
the lower lakes las. night has been pushed
to the sOutheastward. Heavy rains have
fallen in Arkansas and the Ohio valley,
and now prevail from Lake Erie south and
west.
PROBABILITIES
Rain and threatening weather with in
creasing northeasterly winds, will probably
extend tonight 20 Lake Suneror and New
York and prevail in New England by Fri
day night. The light rains Will probably
pe followed by clearing weather in the
Southern and Gulf States.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, September II, 6 p.
M.-Barometer 80. Wind northeast. fresh
No arrivals or departures
V1cKsBuRG, September l4-Boats down:
henry Ames, nine last night Weather
warm and clear and river falling.
MEMPHIS, September Weather
cloudy. 1t rained all last night and nearly
Ill this forenoon. Navigation is very diff
,ult. Boats up: Columbia, Rubicon and
Capitol. Down: Walt and Lizzie.
CINCINNATI, September 14.-River four
eet nine and steady rain all this afternoon.
st. LOUIS, September l4-Arrived: Belle
# Memphis and st. Luke from jefferson
,lty, Mary Z. Poe from Red river, Mollie
loore from New Orleans. Robb from ILL
ols river. Fannie Lewis and Alice from
alssouri river, and the Colorado from
.lcksburg. Departed: Alice for Kansas
'lty, City of Pekin for Keokuk. Lake Su-
erlor for st. Paul. and Emile La Barge
or Vicksburg. The river is falling slowly
here was rain last night and showers to-
ay Weather cooler.
EVANSVILLE, September LITTLE weather
clear since noon. The river has fallen
our inches. Boats NJ: The Spray at 9P.
L.. Florence Lee at \. NJ Ella Hughes at
A. NJ. and John Lumsder at II NJ. Boats
own: Umpire at y NJ, Tobe Hurt at 3 p
l.. Leclair No. = at Z. NJ aud Evansville
: 5 7. NJ, all with good trips.
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