New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-02
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Resolped. That in the persons of the can
didates Dresented for the offices of AuditO
General, Congressman at large, and dele
gates to the convention to amend the con
stitution, we have candidates worthy Of the
confidence and support of the people.
ResOgUed, That the grants by the Radica
| Legislature of this State Of numerous char
tiers, creating such corporations as the South
ern Improvement Company, the Continental
! Improvement Company, and others of simi
! lar character, is unjust to the interests Of
trade, is dangerous to the rights and liber
] ties of the people, and as such meets with
our unqualified condemnation.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The Shelbyville
College at Shelbyville was destroyed by
fire Thursday night. Loss about 900
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June III. Hovey &
Sons city mills burned with 1000 barrels OF
-four Loss 100000
RICHMOND, June Nv. j. Hammond,
of New I0rleans, president of the Interna-
JiOnal Typographical Union, which meets
here on Monday, arrived here Yesterday.
Delegates are coming by every train from
all directions. The attendance will be
large. Preparations for their entertain
ment are quite extensive.
The convention will visit Petersburg on
Thursday, and also all places of interest
contiguous to that city and Richmond dur
ing their stay.
HALIFAX, June 1.-The schooner Velo-
cipede, engaged in seal fishing, fuundered.
Twelve lives lost.
SALT LAKE CRY, June 1.-Great destruc-
ton Of property is reported along different
mountain streams by freshets. Bridges in
American Fork canon leading to Miller's
mine have been carried away.
Brigham Young celebrates his seventy
first birthday tomorrow.
Another suit was commenced TODAY
against the Flagstaff mine for the appoint
ment of a receiver.
CLEVELAND, June 1.-The Forrest CITY
Base Ball Club of this city defeated the
Baltimore Club by score of 7 to 4.
BOSTON, June l.-AS a meeting of the
workingmen held in Faneuil Hall last even
ing, to congratulate their fellow working
men in New York on the success of their
recent movement, Nathaniel E. Chase pre-
sided, and advised mechanics to strike at
once, and asked the cooperation of every
trade represented. Resolutions were adept
ed expressing the opinion that strikes are
ordinarily unnecessary and inexpedient, but
recommending that measure in emergencies
like the present, applauding the quiet
and undisguised manner in which the New
York strike was conducted, advising
wOrkingmen to combine to crush tyranny
when the occasion required, and demand
ing OF the city of Boston eight hours as a
measure of daily work for its employees.
Speeches were made supporting the reso-
buttons.
An eight hour petition to the City Coun-
Gil was circulated, and trade signatures for
the organization were asked for.
Negotiations between the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad Company and committee
from San Francisco have been concluded
and satisfactory understanding arrived
at for the joint operation and completion of
Of the thiIty-titth parallel railroad. 1t only
remains to advise with st. Louis, at which
place the San Francisco delegation will
meet on the tenth to complete The business.
BROOKLYN, June THE committee of
fifty have published a further address to
the people, saying that their former sub |
committee was bribed.
MACON, Ca, June William Bennett |
md Henry Holmes were before a magis- |
rate to-day for preliminary examination. |
The cases were separated, and Bennett only 1
vas examined. The evidence showed they |
lad by their own confession tried to pass 4
Ome Of their checks on the Bank of Chatta
lOOcbee, at Columbus, and failed, owing to
he absence of the cashier.
The certificate of deposit was admitted to
'e forgery; intimacy and companioGshiD
f the parties was proved. The defense
vas that the only crime committed was the
tempt in Columbus, and the court there
ad no jurisdiction. A decision will be
iven on Monday morning at half-past ten
CLOCK. The prisoners are wanted in st.
,ouis, where telegram states they have /
cen through bank.
The~case of Holmes will be heard on
londay. The papers were found on Ben
et
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, June THE Supreme
curt to-day declared w. d. Blonham,
Conservative, to have been elected Lieuten-
Mt Governor of this State in 1870, he hav-
~ received the largest number of votes
lst at the election then held. Mr.. BIon-
am was sworn in.
Weather Report.
war DEPARTHHETJ
Office Chief Signal Oficer !
Washington. June l, 1872, 4:35 P. Il.
PROBABMTIEs.
Winds, threatening weather and rain on
Q upper Mississippi, extending to the
wer lakes, Illinois, Indiana and the Ohio
Hey, with increasing cloudiness, and fresh
utterly to easterly winds in the Middle
d Eastern States. Partially clear and
ludy weather on the gulf and South At {
ltic coasts, with falling barometer and t
weather Sunday. Clearing
,ather on Sunday in the Northwest and
Lake Superior. No dangerous winds !
2 expected.
River InteIIIrepce.
June 1-DOwn-LouisviIIe 3 1
NJ, Pargoud P. NJ. Up-GlasgOw 10 \
NJ Thompson Dean 10 NJ, Mary Miller g
}. NJ. Weather warm and clear. River
ing.
MEMPHIS, June I.-Weather clear and b
I'm. River falling slowly. Departed u
sncOe for New Orleans, Lady Lee for a
River, Grand Tower Tor st. Louis, Lee K
Tender for White River, Belle st. L
uis for Vicksburg. Ii
CINCINNATI, June Raining. River Il
e feet six inches in the channel. a
1OUIsYILLE, June River falling. with t
T feet ten inches in the canal and two 81
{ ten inches in the chute. Weather g
udy and warm. Arrived-Edinbnrg b.
m New Orleans. Departed-Edinburg q
Cincinnati, and the Kate Kinney for hi
" Orleans. lie
AFRO, June 1.-Arrived-Nic Long
'th, from New Orleans, at | A. NJ: al
nnOn, from Cincinnati, at IL A. M I'd
st. Louis, for Vicksburg.
nine last night Nick LOngworth, for
cinn8ti at 2 A. NJ; Henry TObasco, for st
cinnati at l p. NJ; Shannon, for New Al
cans, at P. NJ. The river has fallen AZ
I've inches in the past twenty-fOur hours.
ather clear and cool
EVANSVILLE, June Weather cloudy. ri
curry 800. The river has fallen five CT
les. Passed dOwn-Robert Mitchell, at
NJ. Passed up-Alice Dean, at 6 A. NJ. ~
r LOUIS, June -ArriVed-Richmond %
n New Orleans River stationary.
ather clear and warm. Ii
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