New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-05
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in Alabama-Rain i'm Central Indiana
The Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures

'gyhe typographical COnventiOn-TOrmadO
in Alnbama-Rain In Central Indiana
The Philadelphia COnventiOn-Friends
of COIfax Hopeful.
RICHMOND, june Am the Typographical
Union to-day principally routine business
was transacted. A resolution recommend
ing subordinate unions to open their ses-
sions with prayer was anImatedly discussed
and finally rejected. A resolution instruct
ing secretaries of subordinate unions to fur
nIsh the secretary of the International
Union with lists of expelled members was
adopted.
Governor Walker and Mayor Revelv. of
this city, were introduced and received by
President Hammond in neat speech. Both
guests responded with thanks for the cour-
tesy extended and welcoming the Union. to
the inequalities of citizens. Tomorrow
the place for the next annual meeting will
be selected. This AFTERNOON the delegates
are sightseeing and being feted by Rich
nlond typos
MEaIPHIs, June A tornado swept over
CORTLAND, Alabama, doing much damage
to timber. A circus tent in the village was
Frustrated, injuring three actors,
ST. LOUIS, June Am immense rain
supposed about eight inches, fell in central
Indiana yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, June A. B. Cornell
succeeds Mr.. Greeley on the National Re-
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Delegates TO the National Republican
Convention are arriving in large numbers;
no accidents en- route.
The calculations regarding the Vice
Presidency are close.
At a caucus of the New York delegation
the friends of COlfax far 5utnumbered those
for Senator Wilson, and this carrying the
whole vote of the State for Colfax has over
]oyed the friends of that gentleman, making
his success almost certain on second ballot
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMMEFl
once Chief Signal Oflcer, J
Washington June 4, 1872, 435 P. Il.
PROBABILITIES.
The lowest barometer is now, over New
York; will move east over New England
followed by rising barometer and clear and
clearing weather and fresh northwest winds
over the Middle States tonight, and extend
over New England by and on Wednesday
morning. Clear weather continues very
generally over the gulf and south Atlantic
coasts to Lake Erie and the upper lakes. |
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
River InteHIRoncs.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 4, p. Ma |
EOmeter 1870. Wind west southwest, light. |
No arrivals. Scholarships Athena and j. /
Southland, and barks Ploen and Skulda.
MEMPHIS, june Weather clear and |
warm. River falling rapidly. Departed
last night-Nile for st. Louis, and CONT
mental for New Orleans. Departed to-day
John Tolle and Mohawk and barges for St.
Louis.
VIcKsBURG, June ii Passed down =
Natchez at P. M. Passed up-JOhn T.
Moore at 7 A. NJ, Indiana at z A. NJ, and
Belle st. Louis at 10 p NJ. Weather warm
and clear. River rising.
CINCINNATI June 4.-Arrived-Nick Long
worth, from New Orleans Expected to-
night-Alice Dean and II. Wilson, from
New Orleans. Weather cool and clear.
River ten inches in the channel and rising.
cloudy. Clearing up this evening and
warm. River swelling slowly. Passed
dOwn-Kate Kinney at $3.50 p. NJ.
CAIRO, June .-ATrived-Charles Bod
mann, from Cincinnati, at 10 p. NJ; G. r.
Church, from New Orleans, at IL P. NJ:
James Howard, from Evansville at4 P NJ:
Thompson Dean, from New Orleans, at 5
r. M. Departed-Robert Mitchell. for
New Orleans, at 8 P. NJ; C. B. Church,
for Cincinnati, at / A. NJ; Mary Alice, {
for New Orleans, at IL P. NJ. Thompson ;
Dean, TOR st. Louis, at A. NJ. River sta
tiOnary. Weather clear and cool.
PITTsBURG, June 4.-Heavy rain this I
and threatening more. The Mo- /
aongahela has two feet ten inches in the {
channel, and falling.
LOUISVILLE, June 4.-River rising slowly, I
i've feet and ten inches in the canal and
three feet ten inches in the chute. Weather {
,0ol and pleasant. Business dull.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Arrived-Co Colorado,
rom Vicksburg. Degradation Jasper, S
or New Orleans; City Of Helena, for Vicl1s- 8
1urg. Weather clear and cool. River rising q
ilowly. o