New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-21
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me notorious Henry Berry Lowry, was
killed near Moss Neck this morning, Dy
Robert Wishart, younger brother OF Col
onel +. NJ Wishart, who was killed ~ t9e
outlaws some months since His 0ody
reached Lamberton station just before the
Boston, July 2O.-Mr. Clement, the
leader, and fifteen members OF the lTlsh
band left here yesterday on their return 10
Ireland. The members VINO remain mere
claim the title of the band, and 1t Is reported
that tbey refused to follow their original
hand leader. but have taken a new one and
will make tour Of the United States before
returning to Ireland.
A game of base ball to-day in this city
resulted as follows; Troy club, II; BostOns,
10.
Two daughters Of William Wilcox,
ESQ, of Worcester, Massachusetts,, aged re-
spectively sixteen and eighteen, and Miss
Edmunds, aged twenty three, were drowned
in a pond near Milbury. 1t is supposed
they got beyond their depth while bathing.
1t is apprehended that some of the Lowell
factories must suspend for want Of water in
the Concord river
PHILADELPHIA, July 2O.-The Athletics,
of this city, were to-day defeated IN game
Of base ball by the Mutuals, Of New York,
by score of 6 to II.
There were only six smallpox deaths this
week.
BANGOR, Me-, July SO.-A large Greeley
and Brown ratification meeting was held
in Centre Park tonight Special trains
from adjoining towns brought people IN,
swelling the number to 1000. Addresses
were made by General Fitzpatrick, Hon.
William II. McCrillis and Marcellus Emery
BUFFALO, July 20.-At four o'clock this
morning a fire broke out in the rear section
of the planning mill Of Evans & Co., No. %
Mechanic street, supposed to be the work of
an ineendiary or due to the caPelessness ofthe
night wato6man. The mill, together with
machinery and large quantity Of finished
work, was destroyed, involving loss of
$50 900, on which there is $I5, 900 insurance
The flames speedily communicated with
the extensive lumber piles of Clark, Hall
s. Co. and Hamilton & Co., and also ex-
tended to the frame buildings Nos. l24, l26
and 1876 Church street Clark, Hall 81 Co.
lose about $4,000 worth of lumber, in
sured for $4,000, and Hamilton g. Co.
about $4,000 worth, insured for $4,000,
John T. Avery lost $4,000 by the destruc-
ton Of his turning establishment in Evans
mill. The total loss is about 100000.
The fire is now under subsection. About
half-past nine this morning fire broke out
in the oil refinery of GRADER g. Co, on Will
liam street, destroying about 200 barrels of
oil. About eighty men are thrown out Of
complementary the destruction of Evans
planning mill, and about 300 by the tempo
rary suspension of Kings iron works.
Weather Report.
War DHPARYKHHF,3
once Chief Signal Of1eeT,
Washington, July 20, 1871, 43S P. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
The disturbance in Iowa will probably
move into Illinois with diminishing
intensity. But moist and cloudy
NTH anutbar1ET TuiUIp ond
local rains, will continue Sunday from
Michigan southwark to Kentucky, and
cloudy and rainy weather will continue
without material change from Louisiana to
Florida and North Carolina. SOutherly
winds with rising temperature and increas-
ing clOudiness will prevail over the Middle
and Western States.
River InteIIlKencs.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 20, 6 P. M
Barometer $3.50. Weather calm. No ar
rivals. Sailed-Steamships st. Louis and
VICKsBURG, July 2O.-No boats down to-
day. Up-City of Cairo, at IL A. NJ;
Frank Pargoud, at p. NJ. River falling.
Weather warm and cloudy.
CINCINNATI, July 20.-River nine feet ten
inches in the channel and falling. Arrived
Potomac, from New Orleans. Departed
Shannon, for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, July 20.-Weather cloudy,
with prospects of rain. Mercury So. The
river has risen sixteen inches in the past
twenty-fOur hours.
PITTsBURG, July Electromagnetic eight
feet in the channel and falling slowly,
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-The river has fallen
one inch in the past twenty-fOur hours
five feet in the canal and three feet eleven
inches in the chute Weather clear and hot.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Departed-Jame
Howard, for New Orleans; City Of Helena,
for Vicksburg. River falling slowly. Heavy
rain this evening.
CAIRO, July 0.-Arrived-John T. Moore,
from New Orleans, at l 2. NJ. Departed
Crescent City, for New Orleans, at P. NJ;
Glencoe, for New Orleans, at l A. NJ; John
T. Moore, for st. Louis, at 4 p. M. River
stationary. Weather clear. Mercury $50.