New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-29

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fetal Loss-A Bird Fancier's Pe1s DIE
The kasekerbeckef, Equitable. Gardeu
City anA CsDDerciai Insurance Com
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PORT HURoN, October 29.-The pro-
peller Dean Richmond has been burned.
The chambermaid was drowned. All Others
on board were saved. The cargo, consist
ing of $4,000 bushels of wheat, is . total
loss.
| PHrLADELPH1A, October ga bird
fancier who had . large collection Of
pigeons, Maltese cats, Guinea pigs and
fancy dogs absented himself for the past
week from his shanty, being on q drunken
spree. Tho police to-day broke open the
place and and found nearly all its contents
dead. =
CINCINNATI, October 2S.-The State Au-
ditOr has filed bills in the circuit court look
ing to the dissolution Of the Knickerbocker,
Equitable, Garden City and Commercial in
surance companies, these companies being
bankrupt The aggregate assets Of the
knickerbocker, including capital stock not
paid in, is eN0, 200, and the losses $3.50, 900.
tai stock not paid ,n,' is saSo, 900, losses @
$500, 900. The assets Of the Garden City,
not including capital stock, is less than
$500, 600, losses 2,O0O, 600. The CONNER
eiakh has risks to the amount of SIS yOOO, 900,
with assets, exclusive Of capital stock,
paid and unpaid, of only &5OO, 900.
BOSTON, October 28.-The murder of Kate
Seehan is still involved in mystery. The
chief Of police requests that any informa-
ton calculated to throw light upon the trag-
edy be sent him. Wrapped around the fur
mace wrench with which the murder was
committed, was copy Of the Helena Clar-
ion, dated February 16, 1871, published at
Helena, Arkansas. Any one sending such
paper to persons in this vicinity should COM
municate with the chief of police, as it.
might furnish . clue to the murderer.
Los ANGELES, October 2S.-The police
abetted the rioters, and two were arrested
for rObbing. One stole diamond from q
Chinese doctor who was hanged.
ST. LOUIS, October 28.-The Republican
has an account of the riotous proceedings
Of gang of desperadoes last Friday ct
Gibson, the terminus Of the Missouri,
The rioters, led by notorious villains
known as Timber Jack, Pony Bill and.
Keno Bill, having got drunk, rode through
the town firing rev0lvers at random, wound
ing several persons. and intimidating the
people to such an extent that the stores
were closed and business suspended. They
finally attempted to destroy the property
and store of Keys & Brothers, when they
were met by posse Of citizens, who or
dered them to desist, when the rioters re-.
fusing, they were fired upon by the posse.
Limber Jack was wounded in the face and
lungs, and one Of the posse wounded in the
abdomen. Keno Bill surrendered and the
rest Of the gang fed. The citizens, deter
mined to hang Keno Bill, but finally yielded
to better counsel and sent him out of the
town. They will kill him if he ever returns.
The next day the United States Marshal
pursued Keno Bill, and captured him at
Fort Scott, and took him and Timber Jack
to Van Buren, Arkansas, where they were
turned oyer to the United States authorities.
BALTIMORE, October Mary land
Jockey Club races, Pimlico Course, second
day:
First Race-Monumental City handicap.
for all ages, two miles, $50 entrance, p. p;
only $20 # declared; club to add $1,000, of
which $500 to the first horse, and t2O0 to
the second. Eight nominations; six starters
Won BY Midday, four years old, by Eclipse,
dam Ninette, BY Revenue. TiWe 4: :l3k.
Second Race-Members' cap; value $3.50.
be ridden by members Of the club Won by
Ensign. Time, 2;15.
Third Race-Purse $1,000; for all ages.
Two and half miles; $500 to the first horses:
500 to the second horse. Won BY Harry
Bassett beating Preakness. Time, 5:4lk.
Fourth Raee-Purse $1,000, for three-year-
olds, mile heats; winner OF reunion stake
excluded; $500 to the first horse, $500 to
the second; won by Tubman time, 2:O2h,
2:0e. Track heavy on account of rain.
YOuNGBORo, October 28.-The Stack
iron furnace exploded to-day, shattering
adjacent buildings, killing two and wound.
ing seven persons.
SALT LAKE, October 2S.-Hawkins, the
poly ygamist, was to-day sentenced to q fine
Df five hundred dollars and imprisonment
for three years. A notice Of an appeal to
he Supreme Court was given BY the pri-
,oner's counsel
Warrants are out for Brigham Young and
'on, charged with murder in ordering the
killing of Charles Yates in 1857.
CHARLESTON, October 2.-There were tvn
ieaths from yellow fever in the last TWENTY.
our hours.
SAVANNAH, October 26.-Captain Smith.
i the Russian brig Cigana, from Carii6'
lied at sea three weeks sgo.
Weather Ropers.
WAR DRPAR3nlvR.1
O4oo Chief kisnal O6lcor
Washangeon. October %, ls7l. 10 r. ~
'YNof4D OF TIE PAST TwHNrY-rouR HOURS.
The storm which prevailed Friday eve
smR 10 Nevada appaseaNy now extends
rom kAnoAs to 4o0fana. The low hoRoUe-
ler ON Lake Ontario haa moved m0rfh anA