New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-06
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>,n..r,nrenaenr OF Public Schools 10 P1r-
chase Hardee's map tor use IN the schoois
aft4r adjournment, the members OF the
LEGISLATURE repaired 10 the Governors man
son where a sumptuOus repast was spread
CHICAGO, April 81. &. Clyner. OF Johh-
sou county. was murdered near Vienna Oh
Friday evening, by an unknown highway
man. uo,oa
The Iowa Senate has passed the i1ouse
liauor BILL a measure even more stringent
than the Ohio law.
ST. Louis, April 5.-The Touring mil OF
II. c. Yaeger, which was partially oufne9
last night, was the largest IN me c cnH anu
was valued at $4,000. Loss Sio'o'o; GOV
cred by insurance. .,,, o.,,
RosToy Anril edwin Forrest has been
compelled 70 terminate his engagement al
the Globe Theatre on account VI al "t'"eh
of lung fever. ,,s rho s,oomer
Constitution, from Panama. arrived To-Day.
SALT LAKE CITY, April line Legisla-
ture of the proposed State Vi Dese,eL iheI
tn.dav. Eras.us Snow was elected Presl-
- IF tho Senate and +. .. richards
Snaaker of the House. After some discus
Con II was resolved to meet tomorrow Tor
the election of the United States Senators.
Ten tons of ore from Butterhe!d canon
netted over $4,000 worth Of silver and
gold. Tie vein of these minerals is said to
6e seven feet thick. The gold diggiDgs on
the Colorado river are averaging $40 TO go
Der day to the hand.
The site selected for the new military post
is at St. George, on the southern boundary
of the Territory.
SALT LAKE CITY, April 5.-The Legisa-
ture elected William H. Hooper to the
United States Senate. No choice yet for the
other Senator. Balloting still continues.
DENVER, Col, April 5.-Track laying on
the second division of the Denver and Rio
Grand narrow guage railroad, between
Colorado Springs and Puebla, was begun
some days ago, and will reach Arkansas
Iiver in time TO commence running regular
trains from Denver to Puebla by the first of
Nav.
CHICAGO. April 5.-Another death re-
ported from the hydrate Of choral, viz:
Jacob Cram. lawyer.
COLUMBUS, O., April 5.-The Hon. Samuel
Galloway, formerly member ef Congress,
Weather Report.
Once Chief Signal uffcer,
Washington. April 5, 1877 1875 P. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will continue falling from
the lakes to the Cult during the night, and
extend to the Atlantic on Saturday, with
easterly to sOutEerly winds, rising tempera-
tUre and increased clOudiness. Very gene
rally cloudy and threatening weather will
probably prevail on Saturday north and
west of the Ohio valley. The area of rain
over the Lower Mississippi valley will
probably extend northeastward over the
Ohio valley with threatening weather
thence to the South Atlantic coast. An
area Of quite low barometer is apparently
upon the Northwest. Dangerous
winds are not anticipated, except possibly
for the upper lakes, on SATURDAY..
River lnteIligepce.
SOUTHWEST Pass. April 5. 6 p. NJ
Raromerer 1000 W;pd east,snr+baas+
strong. MISUNDERSTANDING |. C. Harris
AT $50 p. NJ. Farrell master from In, |
diapola via GaIresrop to q A WL;+nay g.
Co. No departures
SHRryEPoRr Anril 5-Cloudv and rain |
ing all day. The river rose eioht inches in
the pas, twenty four hours, Arrived-Anna |
and Belle Rowland from Jefferson and Fra
No. TO- from upper Red river, No de-
nartures
VICKsnIRc Anrl 5-passed 1oun-Tom
Jasner and n s Merrill ar twelve last
NIGHT: Commonwealth. at A NJ. Atlantic
and barges. auIP. NJ. Passed un-Citv of
Quincy. at eleven o'clock last nioh,. Con
tinentaj at A N. Henry Ames AT II
NJ: C;tv of Vickshnre At 10 N Mo1Is
Moore AT - n Weather cool and r.inirry
steadily. The river is rising,
C.IFo. April 5-ArriveIEKate Kinney.
from Evansville. AT 9 p. n: n G. Yaeccr
from s., I,on;s. ar : A M. s, Ion;s trnm
New Orleans at 5P NJ. Grea- Rennh,;c
and Julia. from ST. Louis. and Rpbicun and
2. NJ: GLASGOW. from Ouacb;ta river AZ
P. NJ. Departed-H. c. Yaeger. for New
Orlao,s a. :. y NJ. Ko,a k;,So, f,,- ~,