New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
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TCoErnUED FROM FIRST PAeE.l
nominated for Congressman at large. vii,
lam ID. Forten (coloredj, OF Philadelphia
was nominated as elector at large.
ID. Freeman, OF the hiteenth cohgi
giopal district, has resigned from the cleo
toral ticket, and WI. COlgroye, Of mchea'h
county, is elected in his stead.
CrscINgATI. Jnly 25.--The following coz
pressiOnal nominations were maze JO-1ay
by the Republicans: Sixth district, General
Isaac II. Sherwood; thirteenth district,
Lucius p. Marsh; third District, John q
Tie trot between Goldsmith Maid and
Lucy on the Buckeye course tomorrow, is
exciting much interest.
CHICAGO, July pa St. Paul dispatch
says: Dispatches were received late last
night by Governor Austin from BraInard,
Minnesota, stating that the town was filled
with Chippewa Indians, who were threaten
ing trouble. They had been ordered to
leave, but refused, and the Governor was
called upon for troops. Three companies
of the First Regiment were ordered to leave
on q special train this morning, and were TO
be Joined on the route by Othereompanies
of the regiment. The cause Of the trouble
is supposed to be the hanging by mob Of
the two murderers of Miss Macarthur.
LITTLE Rock, July 25.-Ihe DIrdnaelle
Transcript Of Tuesday, referring 70 the
Pope county troubles, says: The Circuit
Court, Judge May, presiding, commenced
on. Monday. A. Hanks, of BiutftOn, was
appointed sheriff pro TEN. Twenty four OF
posse, who were charged with the murder
of prisoners in their custody, were in at
tendance.
Deputy Sheriff Williams, the ringleader
of the criminals, was selected as chief OF
guard to keep prisoners.
Among the guard appointed were four
relatives of defendants. The Transcript
saws, also, that the reason why Judge
May postponed holding court last week is
now evident to all, as the prisoners, al
though disbanded as militia by Governor
Hadley. have since all been vel. armed
with the most improved muskets. The
ringleaders, DodsOn, the sheriff; HicO, the
school superintendent, and Williams, dep
uty sheriff, claim that 6hey have the right
TO 90 on the bond Of the prisoners, and that
they had a private understanding with
Judge May allowing them to run at large.
A sense OF insecurity prevails in every
bosom Of consequences. We are informed
that most Of the best citizens of Pope county
have left the county, and that friends OF
the murdered men will not appear 70 testify
4 the case.
Yesterday, after the publication Of the
above, the court issued an order for the ar
rest Of Captain Barry, editor Of the IrtH-
script, charged with contempt Of court IN
publishing the above article. He was or
dered TO report at Russellyille, in an adj
joining county. at the regular term Of the
court next week.
Parties at Dardanelle say that Barry
will not report as ordered, fears being en-
tertained that he will be killed. Warrants
have also been issued for the arrest of forty
citizens of Dardanelles charged with an at
tempt to assassinate Deputy Sheriff VIII
liams, and also charged with treason against
the State. The most intense excitement
prevails, and many of the best citizens have
already left the county.
PITTsBURG, July pa heavy land slide
occurred this afternoon on what is known
as Boyd's hill, on the side facing Second
avenue. An immense mass Of earth moved
down, completely demOlishing four new
brick houses owned by John Mullen. Two
other houses we're damaged, but the Occu- |
pants escaped. A further slide is autici- |
pated, and considerable uneasiness is felt |
among the residents of the neighborhOod. |
TORONTO, July 25.-The following adj |
vices have been received from Fort Garry,
MOnitOba: The Indian commissioner, Mr..
Simpson, returned to-day from Fort Fran !
els, where he had been attempting to make |
a treaty with the Indians His efforts were |
entirely unsuccessful. For thirteen days |
he was surrounded by about twenty-five |
hundred savages who would neither enter |
tain nor make propositions il regard - the |
treaty.
The gold developments in the Sheben- |
down country have filled the Indians with |
ideas too lofty for an approach. Simpson
Is confident that unless military force is
provided there will be serious difficulty.
The Indians told him that they proposed to
stop mining operations.
Weather Report,
war DHTlKTEIFT,j
once Chief Signal 0tRoer,
Washington, July %, 1872, 4:5s z. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
The area of rain and cloud VIII extend, !
with sOutheTly to easterly winds and fall |
ing barometer and increased temperature,
from the lower lakes southwark 10 the
Ohio valley, and thence eastward over the
Middle States by Friday Partly cloudy
weather with southerly winds on the South
Atlantic and Gulf coast. Clear weather in !
New England till Friday. Clearing weather |
in the Northwest upper lakes and Missis- |
sippi valley, with sOuthwesterly and north
River IntsInzenos.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July ., P. M
Barometer $3.50. Wind west, light. No |
arrivals or departures.
VICKsBURG, July % No boats down !
to-day. Up-City of Helena at p. VI.
Weather warm and clear. River rising.
CINCINNATI, July 25.-Heavy shower at |
noon; clear and excessively hot tonight
River eighteen feet and rising. Arrived
II. s. Turner from New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, July 25-Arrived-I Imperial
and John F. Tolle from New Orleans. De-
parted-City of Vicksburg for Vicksburg
River rising Weather clear and red hot.
EVANSVILLE, July 25.-Weather clear and
hot. Mercury 94o The river has risen one
.Oot.
CAIRO, July -Arrived-Bismarck from
New Orleans, at 10 p. NJ. Pauline Carroll,
from st Louis, at II A. NJ; Belle St. Louis,
rom Vicksburg, at 4 p. NJ. Departed /
Bismarck, for st. Louis, at | A. NJ; Belle |
st. Louis, at p. NJ. The river has risen
line inches, Weather clear and hot. Mer-
curry 800.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Weather clear
Mercury $50. River falling, with eight feet
n the canal and six feet in the chute. Ar
,ived-City of Cairo, from New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, July Electromagnetic six
-eet two inches in the channel, and rising
ilOwly.
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