New Orleans Republican., 1872-07-30
MIsCELLANEOUs.


Chicago Circuit-EmDires vs.. Riversides---
Empires Win-llistaken for a Burglar
and KIIIed-The MikRdO and the Eng
Iish-Fight for Street Cars In SOvnn-
nah.
CHICAGO July 29.-In the circuit court
this morning, in the case of DR.. Cheney,
Judge Williams OveTruled the demurrer
filed by defendants and refused to grant a
temporary Injunction restraining the YES
trymen from diveftiUg the funds of the
parish to the support OF the depOsed rector.
: ST. LOUIS, July 29.-The game of base
bah to-day between the Empires, of this
city, and the Riversides, of Evansville,
was won by the former club. IL was a
very close and exciting game up TO the
ninth inning, when the Empires made ten
runs, ending with the score of ~ to II.
The Lone Stars were unable TO get a
game with the Riversides and will leave
for home on Tuesday by steamer Harry
johnson George Scott goes by rail.
SAN Francisco, July 29.-ThOmas Carroll
while riding near San Jose Saturday night
saw two men whom he supposed to be high
waymen. He shot one OF them dead and
made the other prisoner Investigation
shows the victim to be Henri Patel, an in
offensive French florist, VINO with his COM
paniOn, who Is engaged in the same busi-
ness, were going into the mountains to
gather flowers. Carroll was committed for
trial on the charge of manslaughter
Advices from Japan say that the Mikado
avoided a difficulty about the presentation
of foreign ministers, by cOnsenting to both
standing during their reception, which sat
isfies the English minister. The first party
so presented was Admiral jenkins, of the
United States navy.
Disaffection and threatened revolt is re-
ported among the Chinese troops at Foo
Chow.
The crews Of two Lechu. vessels that were
wrecked on the coast of Fermosa were mas
sacred by the natives.
SAvASNAH, July 29.-The attempt of ne
groes to ride in street cars eliminated in q
difficulty tonight, in which two whites and
several negroes were wounded. Much eE-
element.
CAMDEN, n. j., July 29.-Jacob w. Starr,
secretary Of the State Central Committee
of the Liberal Republicans, says the state
ment published this morning that the Hon.
James NJ. ScOvell has been requested to re-
sign his position on the National Committee
is not correct.
SARATOGA, July 29.-In his testimony
before the impeachment court this morn
ing, Mr.. Bushnell stated that the practical
effect of Judge BarnaTd's orders and in
functions upon the stock of the Union Paei-
fc railroad was a loss Of several millions of
dollars, the stock declining from l02 to 6J,
and the loss on sale of land grant bonds
was also very heavy.
Concord, N. H., July 29-Hon. Harry
Hibbard, of New Hampshire, died at SOmer-
vile, Massachusetts, after a protracted i'll
ness. He was a Representative in Con-
gress from 1S49 to 1855.
OTTAWA, Canada, July 29.-Fire de-
stroyed Mathews Hotel and other adjacent
buildings. Loss Sl50,000 One woman was
burned to death. Five girls jumped from
third story window. One was fatally hurt.
JERSEY CITY, July 80 The fire commits
| siOners have commenced investigation into
! the conduct OF Chief Engineer Farrier, in
| ordering Engineer Mccarthy into a ter
rible breach in the burning Erie buildings,
| where he lost his life. The cOrOner's IN
! quest in the case begins to-day.
! RALEIGH, N. c.. July 29.-One hundred
! and fifty names of cOlOred voters are chal-
| lenged in one township iu Wake county for
! Improper registration.
Weather ReDOrU.
wAR DEPAAEHEsg,
| Office Chief Signal OthASr, 2
| Washington, July % ls72, &95 p A. -
PROBABILITIES.
! The low barometer on the lower lakes
move east over New York and New Eng
| land, with cloudy weather southerly
| winds and rain areas extending over West
! arm and Northern Pennsylvania. Clearing
weather and southwestery winds veeriDg
! IN Iight nctherly in Virginia aud South At
| lautlC ana Gull OLdttBs NlbaIlLB anu CtbAN
| weather and ndftherly winds on Tuesday
] over the lower lakes and southwark to the
| Ohio river Partly cloudy weather with
winds veering to northeast on the upper
| lakes and in the Northwest. and sOutherly
on the upper Mississippi
River IntsIIiEencS.
! SopTHwEsr pass, July %, P. M.-Ba-
! rn,netpr 29;7O Wind sOuth-sOuthwest ana
| iight. No arrivals or departures.
aVTcksRuRG. July 29-Passed down
! parrond. 6 r. NJ Up-H, g. Jaeger, r.
NJ on the twenty-seyenth; Crescent City
ay,d barpes, II A. NJ, yesterday; Colorado,
P. NJ, yesterday. Weather warm and
ci11'lS CISc1NyATr. july 29.-Weather fair and
hot River sixteen feet and falling.
ST. LOUIS, July 9-Arrived-Juliar
from Viczsburg, and City Of QulneY, rom
New Orleans. No departures. River IAN
ing slowly. Weather clear and very Lot.
EVANSVILLE, July 29.-Weather clear ano
hot till noon, now cloudy and threatc ning
River rising slowly. Down-City OF caro-
) 10 A. NJ. e.
feet ak inches and falling. Weather warIu
CAIRO. July 29.-Arrived-JOhn hYIe
from st. Louis, at A. NJ; Bee, troln -
$ T.ouis at A. NJ; Mary Alice, from Ne'
> Orleans, at A NJ. Departed-Beiie ,
) T.olIis- for Vicksburg, at 10 r, h. job
9 Kvie for New Orleans, At A. NJ. tn
riyer bas risen six inches in the past twel
= tv- four hours Weather cooler. Shgi
% shower this afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, July 29.-Neather clear a.
IL (oosTRUED 0 EIGHTH PAeEd