New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-18
mIsCELLANEOUs.

Found Guilty of AbductiOn-The Saratoga
Races-Water spOut-German Band
COncert-DemOcratic Liberals Of Illi-
nOis-IgnarIus DOnnelly for Greeley
Virginia POlitics-WIse Unwise-The
Lone Stars-AhOrtiOn Inquest-The
Dolly Warden Canoe.
LONDON, Canada, July E.-CornwaIl,
who assisted in the abduction Of DR. Brat
ton, was founG guilty and sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary
DENVER, Col, July IA waterspout
struck a carriage containing four persons
Two ladies were drowned One was found
three miles below the scene Of the disaster
covered with sand and debris. The road
was rendered impossible by washing.
BALTIMORE, July H.-Twenty thousand
pc tpe attended the Imperial German Band
concert.
san. .FRANCIsco, July 1.-THE authorities
Of the Hawaiian Islands at aehed the
steamer Nebraska, for introducing small
pox. The agent gave bond, and the vessel
proceeded on her voyage.
SARATOGA, July H.-FJrst Race - The
purse Of $500 for all ages, one mile, was
won by Alarm, beating Fadladeen one
length; Kingisher third. Time-l;4234, the
fastest on record,
Second Roce-SelliDg race, purse 5000, for
all ages, mile and a half Won by Allie
Hunt, beating Sanford head, Mary Louise
third, one length behind. Buckden, who
was the fayOrite over the others, beating
off and trailing. Time-2:40a4.
IErd Roce-Purse $500, for all ages, two
miles. Won by TubmaD, beating Susan
Ann three lengths, John Merriman third,
Loohiel fourth. Time-3;3g4s,
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Democratic-Lib-
eral Republican State Central Committee Of
Illinois selected full electoral ticket with
Ex-Governor Bross, of Cook county, and
Judge j. Cation, of Lasalle county, electors
for the State at large. The Republicans of
the sixteenth congressional district yester-
day nominated James s. Martin for Con
gFess.
Ignatius Donnel1y has written a letter
declining Republican nomination for Con
gress in the first district Of Minnesota, an
nounciDg his adherence to Greeley and
Brown.
RIcHNoSD, Va, July lex Governor
Henry A. Wise IN a letter declining an in
yitatiOn TO address Grant and Wilson
ratification meeting at Alexandria, says
q" It is entirely unit for me TO act with any
political party at the present time and in
the present attitude Of affairs. This have
said, can not and viii not act or vote with
the so-called Liberal Republicans they are
too liberal they are 80 loose as 10 have no
principles, and adopt the worst as well as
the best 10 suit birds Of every feather, met
together at both Cincinnati and Baltimore
they have in strong confusion mingled
white spirits and grey the party is most of
mongrels and all things to al men. To
you have a patriotic W0fd-excel the Lib
eaal Republicans-be just and true ReDub-
| licans to yourselves and 70 all men. The
| time has come for Grant to let Us have
/ peace. Verb. lt sap"
| A conference Of several prOminen.
| s5raight-Out Democrats was held here to-
| lay, with the alleged purpose Of forming a
| coalition against Greeley and Brown and to
! stump the State for Grant.
! EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 1.-THE Lone
| Star Base Ball Club, from New Orleans, ar
| rived here at nine O'Clock uo-nlgh. on 6ht
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