New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-27

tember II, TO agree upon electoral ticket TO
be supported unitedly.
CINCINNATI. July GA terrible storm
passed over Van Vert, Ohio, last evening,
carrying along in its pathway buildings,
chimneys and fences. house owned by
s. r. Rumsey, near town, was demolished,
and his wife and young boy instantly killed.
Other inmates seriously injured. Rumsey
is unconscious from injuries. The destruc-
ton OF property is very great, but as far IS
asceTtained no ether lives lost
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-The concert by
the French band at the Academy of Music
was a success. After the entertainment
the members partOOk Of banquet, where
VI. Paulus was presented with handsome
gold-mOunted baton.
= SAN FRANCISCO, July 25.-The report
that Lozada, Of Topic, was in arms against
the Mexican government, at the head OF
10000 men. Is wholly unfOunded. While
LOzada was amusing himself by killing
fish with giant powder a cartridge exploded,
blowing his hands to fragments and de-
stroying one OF his eyes. All Is quiet at
Topic.
Tie men who were shot at Mazatlan were
conscripts who had TeyOlted at Caruth.
A suit, involving the title to large pOr-
ton Of Portland, Oregon, has been decided
in favor Of plaintiffs.
DIR. Thomas Hill, one OF Professor Agas-
siz' associates, writes that the expedition
has not resulted as favOrably as was eX-
ppcted, owing to the inferior manner in
which the ship was furnished. The party
expected to staIt for San Francisco on the
sixth instant.
1t is probable some litigation will grow
out of the attempt of Vanderbilt to con
struct his underground railway, as already
the committee Of aldermen claim that none
of the city property can be taken possession
of except at sale by auction. Vanderbilt,
on the other hand, insists that he can take
it by paying appraised valuation.
CmCAGO, July 26.-The Lone Stars of
New Orleans defeated the Actives of this
city to-day, by score of IL to b. Ihebault
caught very well, although suffering in
tense pain from punishment. He also led
at the bat. RedOn was injured in the eighth
inning by cOlidng with Scott, and had to
retire but is all right now. The Stars pun
ished Sawyers pitching fearfully. HOdes,
Foley, Barstow and Sawyer, late OF pro
fessiOnal clubs, played in the game. The
Stars left for St. Louis tonight, where they
play the Empires on Sunday.
NEW LONDON, Connecticut, July 26.-The
yacht Madeline put in here al p. NJ. to-
day, finding the weather too heavy. The
Rambler had passed here when the Made
line gave up the race. Both boats had their
flying iibs carried away.
Weather Report.
WAR DHPARTHHHg,
once Chief Signal ofbcer,
Warrington, July &c, 1877, 4:35 P. Il. }
PRoBABnITIEs.
The low barometer now in New England
will move tonight off the coast of Maine,
with continued rain along the immediate
coast and easterly and sOutherly winds.
Clear and clearing weather on the upper
lakes, with diminishing nOrtheTly winds,
and thence southwark to the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi valleys. Partly cloudy weather
and sOutherly winds on the south Atlantic
and gulf coasts, WITH possibly, continued
rain on the latter.
VICKsDURc, July 26-Passed down
Mary E. Poe. at A. NJ; OuacBita Belle, q
6 p. NJ. No boats passed up to-day.
Weather warm and clear. River rising
fast
CINCISNATI July 26.-Heavy rain last
night partially clear and warm to-day
River seventeen feet and falling.
PITTsBURG, July Electromagnetic five
feet five inches in the channel, and falling.
LOUISVILLE, July 26.-Weather cloudy
and very warm. Heavy rains last night
and at noon to-day. River falling slowly
with seven feet and six inches in the canal
and five feet six inches in the chute.
EVANSVILLE, July 26.-Weather clear and
hot till noon. Since cloudy and pleasant.
The river has risen two feet in the past
twtuty-fuur hours.
CAIRO, July 26.-Arrived-City of Vicks-
burg, from st. Louis, at Z P. NJ. No de-
partures Mercury 90 at noon. Light
ram this afternoon; mercury 83 tonight.
ST. LOUIS, July 26 -Arrived-Bisma
from New Orleans, Belle ST. Louis, from
Vicksburg. DepaRed-Mollie Moore and
Bee and barges for New Orleans. Weather
cloudy and warm. Ram this afternoon.