New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-15

day. was arrested to-day ON the charge of
murder of Nolt's family, and held in default
of $4,000 bail.
CrEc1sNArT, October l4.-Rev. j. E. Ken
needy, of Delaware, Ohio financial agent of
the Ohio Western Unive sIty, committed
suicide yesterday by shooting.
He was recently presiding elder of the
North Ohio Conference, and was a member
OF the committee charged with the investi-
CATION of the New York Book Concern.
Difficulties and the recent death Of his two
daughters is supposed to have brought on
| nsanit Y. he leaves wife,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, October l4.-PriVate
dispatches from Racine announce the ar
| rival there of two boats belonging to pro-
peller Lac Labelle of the Engiemann
Transportation Company, bringing ln1or ID a.
ton that the propeller foundered early thls
morning about twenty miles on lhaO Place.
| The first boat arrived contained eleven
men and the second, among others, captain
H. w Thompson and Purser William An
dersOn.
These state that four or five boats and a
rat contained paEseD gers and crew, l91G the
propeller belOI , she went down, ana that
one boat was filed principally with ladies'
Two boats took a southwark course, one
a Dorthward course; the cOuIne of the
others is unknown. Those saved think that
boats not heard from will yet arrive or be
picked up. The propeller was heavily laden
with -four, grain and pork. She sprung a
leak at midnight and went down at A. NJ.
Al dispatch from Racine, dated at ten
O'Clock tonight, says another boat with
PERSONS saved from the wreck OF the Lac
l. belle has come ashore all right. The
names of those on board are Peter Weller,
Err Warner and wife, Robert Fogg, Louis
Oehstein, Becky Campbell, the chamber
maid, and Will Sanderson.
The names OF those on the two bOa4s
whose arrival was previously reported,
could not be ascertained. There are two
boats yet to be heard from. No list of the
names OF the steamers passengers is regis
tered on land. The other boats have proba-
bly, come ashore out of reach of'the Etele-
graph. The report that some Of the pas
seBgers embarked on q raft is erroneous.
ST.. LOUIS, October 14.-The Democrats of
the third district of this city have NOM
mated William II. Stone for Congress.
1t ia stated, on good authority, that Will
liam 5. GrosYenOr will decline the nOmina-
ton of the Liberals and Democrats in the
first district.
Weather Report
WAR DEPARTMRNT,2
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, October Il 1872, 4:3S z. N. }
PROBABILITIES.
The barometer will probably fall in the
Northwest and on the upper lakes, with
southerly winds, cloudy weather and rain;
in the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys
winds veering to southwesterly with partly
cloudy weather and frosts; in the Gulf and
South Atlantic States winds veering to
and easterly with generally clear
weather; from the lower lakes over the
Middle States and New England winds
generally northerly to westerly with clear
ing clear and cool weather, but increasing
and winds veering to souther-
" on the lower lakes by Tuesday noon.
River intelligence
SOUTHWEST PASS, October IA, p M
Barometer 30;l0. Wind northeast, light. Ar
rived-Steamship Yazoo, at $40 A. NJ, Bar
rett, master, from Philadelphia, to William
Creevey; French ship Leone, Lemercier, |
master, four days from Havana, with |
cargo Of sugar to Chaffraix & Agar; Span |
sh bark Antonio, Dominiques, master, thir- !
cen days from Havana, i'll ballast to Aven-. |
lanO Brothers; schooner Mary A Rich, |
master, fifty four days from Rio |
Taneiro, via Mobile, with coffee to Marks |
Z Co. Sailed-Ship Sandusky and steamer |
Belgian.
PASCAL OUTRE, October ID, P. Mar
ived-Steamer Margaret, Baker, master, |
rom Havana via Florida ports, with 1900 |
,oXes sugar and sundries, to j. K. Roberts
70 departures.
Barge, at A. NJ; Exporter, at P. NJ; II.
,. M. Up-Susie Silver, 3 A. NJ; Belle
zee, 7 A. NJ; Belfast, 2 P. NJ; James How
rd, P. M. Weather cool and clear. River
aling.
ME9FuIs, October l4.-Wcather cloudy
nd cool. River declining Arriyed-Fort
tibson, from Little Rock. Departed-Last
light, Julia, for Vicksburg; to-day, Katie
:. Kountz, for Red River; Belle Memphis,
IT st. Louis.
can't nine inches in the chute. No business.
1eather cloudy and cool.
PITTsBURG, October l4.-River two feet
nd five inches in the channel and falling
eadily. Weather cool with occasional
l0wers. The prospect for q rise is improv-
October l4-The river has
Hen one inch in the past twenty-four
ours. Weather clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, October l4.-River three feet
I'd one inch in the channel and stationary
leather cloudy and cold.
ST. LOUIS, October l4.-Arriyed-Cit of
icksbug from Vicksburg, Bismarck from
ew Orleans. No departures. River fall
G slowly. Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, October 4.-Arrived-C |
sdmann, from New Orleans, at IL P. M;
ty of Alton, from ST. Louis, at 8 A. NJ;
I. j. Lewis, from St. Louis, at 8 A. M;
resent City, from st. Louis, at II A. M;
ictator, from st. Louis, at P. M; Glen
e, from New Orleans, at z p. M. De-
,rted-John Kyle, for New Orleans. at IL
NJ; Bodmann, for St Louis, at 2 A. NJ;
Evils, for Vicksburg at Ii P. M; City Of ]
ton, for New Orleans, at P. NJ.
One Of the Crescent City's barges snagged {
Birds Bend. 1t will be repaired here. {
70 river has fallen one inch in the past |
-entY-fOur hours. Weather clear Mer- {
ry 46o.
MARKETS.