New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-20
MTSCELLANEOUS.

a Memphis Editor for Congress = The
Steamer and Trading BOnt Mystery
Nobody Killed, but all Scared and
ROb5ed-Judge Barnard Found Guilty
Removed and Disqualified WiGO
Murder - Saratoga Ruces Several
Hundred Thousand Dollars LOss-De-
pOsitOrs' Bank Boxes stOlen-Dam
Rice's Circus OF the Track.
MEMPHIS, August I9.-ColOnel Andrew J.
hellar, editor and proprietor of tie A Ua-
laflche, announces himself as an independent
candidate for Congress in this district. He
Is an ardent supporter of Greeley and
Brown.
Boil worms are reported doing great
damage to the cotton in North Mississippi
The crews of the steamer Helen Brooke
and the trading boat have arrived here
safely, though robbed of everything they
had, including $500 in money.
SARATOGA, August l9.-Judge Barnard
has been found guilty, removed and dis
qualified from holding office. Lord and
johnson voted in the negative.
The court of impeachment has adjourned
subject to the call of the President. The
vote on the removal of Judge Barnard was
unanimous, and that ON disqualification
from holding any Office of honor, trust or
profit in the State stood 80 yeas to nays.
Boston, August l9.-James McEheney.
yesterday shot his wife in the temple, eaus-
ing death in fifteen minutes, and then shot
himself, intiicting a severe, but not danger
GUS wound.
SARATOGA, August 19.-Weather fine;
track heavy from rain last night. Betting
on steeple chase averages ,lLOchiel 500; Tam
many and Blind Tom together, $50; Vesu-
vius $50, LObelia $40.
First RGCc-Steeple chase handicap for
all ages, about three miles over fair hunt
ing course $500 to the winner, 5000 to the
hvrT
Tom second, Vesuvius third. Time-5:I0A.
Second RGce-Dash of one mile and
half; purse $500, for all ages, to carry 100
pounds. Won by Frank Hampton, beating
Tubman, who broke down. Time-2:40.
Third RGCe-Selling race; purse $500, for
all ages, one mile and three-quarters Won
by Mary Louise, beating Echo two lengths,
King Henry six lengths behind, with Sand
fOrd's Winesap, Cadence and Astronomer
trailing in the order named. Time-307S4.
BOsTON, August l9,--Arrived Samaria.
BALTIMORE, August l9.-The Third Ma
tiOnal Bank, on South street, between Sec
ond and Lombard, was entered by burglars
last night and robbed, it is thought, of a
hundred thousand dollars. Footing up i8
now going on. Entrance was effected by
cutting through the wall of an adioining
building, which was occupied by man
giving his name as Stabler, who processes
to be a commission merchant.
state their losses by the burglary as follows
$j7 900 in grecnbacks and national bank
notes, of which there were eighty notes of
800 each and twenty-fOur notes Of $50 each
of the Third National Bank, and the follow
ing bonds held by the bank as cOlIateralss
Northern Central Railroad, $2j00; North
Carolina State bonds, $lI 500; Marietta and
five-twenties, $500; Western Maryland
Railroad, $1,000
The bank offers q reward of $4,000 for
the recovery of the above, or pro rata for
partial recovery. Individual losses Of de-
pOsitors having boxes in the vaults of the
bank can not be ascertained as many Of
them are out of town, but their losses viii
probably amount to several hundred thou
sand dollars, as it is known that several of
the boxes contained bonds and other secu-
rites amounting to SIS, 900.
The first floor Of Cuttings Bank building
from which the entrance was made into the
bank vanlt, was rented on the first of June
by man giving his name as Z. Wash
burne, who paid quarters rent (s625l in
advance.
CLEyELAED, August 19.-Aboutf five o'clock
this morning train employed in transport
ing Dan Rice's circus over the Sandusky.
Dayton and Cleveland road, ran over a
horse near Titan, throwing the train from
the track, greatly damaging the circus prop
one brakeman fatally injured.
CHICAGO, August l9-Saturday night
freight train on the Naples and Hannibal
road ran into drove of cattle, throwing
the engine and cars from the track wreck
ing them badly severely if not fatally
scdIding the engineer and fireman.
Weather Report.
WAR DgPARTMENT1
Office Chief signal officer, }
Washington, August 49, 1872, 4;35 P. NJ }
PROBABILITIES
Southerly to easterly winds and partially
cloudy weather will prevail on Tuesday
from North Carolina to Georgia, and from
the latter to Louisiana, with probably rain
from Southern Louisiana to Florida. South
erly to westerly winds and generally clear
weather over the New England and Middle
States. Falling barometer, increasing
southerly to easterly Winds cloudiness and
very probably areas of rains from Missouri
to lower Michigan and north westward and
sourtherly winds from Tennessee to Ohio,
with increasing clOudiness on Tuesday after
noon.
River InteIdRenesG
SOUTHWEST PASS, August -, 6 P. M.-Ba-
rOmeter 1890. Wind east strong Weather
| squalIy. No arrivals or departures.
| PAss-A-L'OUrRE, August l9,-Wind south
east, fresh. Arrived-Spanish brig Minerva,
| T00MTT1TrpD o Er0urH pAomJ