New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

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Out'aws-Pacifc storms Unabafed-in.
dian War Apprehended-Pncific Rail.
! road Blocked With Snow-Southerr
Railroad Needed-The Alexis Hunting
Party-The ku.Kiux Trials.
SAN FRANCISCO, January Judge Lake
pleaded guilty OF assault on De Young, OF
the Chr0ujcic, with pistol. He was fined
5000.
Two reputable Young men have disap.
| peared from Sacramento. and are supposed
| to have been murdered.
Seven days Eastern mails has arrived.
To-day a man, his wife and two children
were murdered near Tucson, supposed by
| outlaws driven from Sonora.
The storm III California. Oregon and Ne.
| vada Is unabated. 1t is raining necessarily.
! Mail and telegraph communication inter
rupted northward.
An Indian war in Arizona is apprehended.
OMAHA. January 1.-The Pacific railroad
is still blocked with eight feet OF snow III
cuts Which have been shovelled twice. A
Southern Railroad IS needed 10 the Pacific
! coast.
CHICAGO, Janua.y Title Alexis hunt
! ing party meets 1T Omaha ON the tenth Of
| January. II he snow IS too deep for sport,
the party VIII proceed to San Francisco.
| ANNAPOLIS, January lin the Wharton
| trial Cent SAID that Tourey stated an
| imposslbilitv when he said he cot tartar
! emetic when treating sulphide of antimouv
| prcclpitate with potash. If he hai obtained
what he said he did, it would have proved
| that no tartar emetic was there, evidence
| incomprehensiEeiy technical but positive in
| It's contradiction OF results obtained by the
prosecution.
DR.. John }. Rose, occupying the chair Of
medical Jurisprudence and teNicOlOgv in the
University OF Pennsylvania, tes estitied that
TO- =. 1
establish the presence of antimony in
ketchumS stomach or i'll the tumbler
Some very important tests We're omitted
Some tests applied failed. In the tests most
relied upon there were sources of fallacy
which rendered them uncertain and incon-
elusive. lourey tests were also insufficient
to establish the presence of antimonv
COLUMBIA, S. C.. January AT tile open
ing of the ku kluX court this morning,
Avery, defendant was found absent. The
prosecution proceeded with the rebutting
evidence, and called attention to Avery s
absence. Wilson, OF counsel for defense,
said Avery had gone to York county to visit
his family. and he understood that he would
return on the next train. Judge Bond de-
manded to know of McMaster, of defend
ants counsel, where Avery was McMaster
hoped the court would excuse him from an
swerlng the question. Judge Bond ordered
McAlaster to show cause why his name
should not be stricken from the roll of
attorneys.
The court signed the order for the for
teiture of Avery's bail. and issued a writ of
sclre facias, returnahle Wednes day. Dis
trict Attorney Corbin asked time to con
sIder whether the case should 90 to the
Jury III Avery's absence. The court ad-
lourncd to tomorrow. Avery's bond1nan
Is j. /. Lowry, of York county. The
amount is 5000 The general Impression
is that Avery has absconded, believing CON
vlctlon inevitable.
The emancipation celebration took place
to-day. The streets We're crowded. A large
audience was at the State House where ap-
proprlate addresses were delivered by At
torney General Chamberlain, Congressman
Elliott and others.
CHARLESTON. 5. c., January l.-Arrive(l-
Steamer Virginia. from Phiiade phia: ship
Martina Barker, from Savannah. OF the
port-Ship Edith, from Havre; ship Mus
cougUe, from Liverpool. Sailed = Bark
Usage, Grave, for Glasgow: bark David
hcNntt, for Liverpool; steamer Falcon, for
Baltimore.
Emancipation day was generally observed
by the colored population. A procession,
including troop of cavalry, regiment of
infantry and a large number Of civic and
political societies, all colored, paraded tile