New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-11
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Steamer Rescufng shipvrecked schOon.
/ ers-St. Louis sanee fest 2 Philadelphia
Strikers st. Louis WoFlkingmen-Aia-
baIna Democrats IndOrsiug Greeley
! Tornado In 0hio-AttempF TO Rob a
Treasurer's Office.
/ CHICAGO, June I0--A singular attempt
/ was made Saturday night to rob the county
treasurers Office at Crown Point, Indiana.
4 A stranger came to the office at late hour,
/ and requested the treasurer to lock in the
1 safe until Monday morning a small tin box,
/ which he said contained q quantity of Vault
] able jewelry. The request was granted,
/ and couple Of hours later Waterman
/ heard an explosion inside the safe, and, APP
/ preaching, discovered and fired at a man
creeping toward the safe. An investigation
1 showed the box to have contained a tor
1 Dedo, ingeniously arranged to explode at a
certain time The explosion blew the door
/ OF the safe open, and injured the walls Of
/ the vault in which the safe stood, but failed
to open the vault doors.
/ PROVIDENCE, r. J., June l0-The steam
| er Wilmington, at this port, frcm Philadel-
i phia, reports that Sunday noon, OIL Barney
/ gat, west BY south thirty degrees, she saw
the steamer Fannie, of New York, taking
/ the cargo from an unknown schooner
] alongside and afterWard saw her move to
Z
board the cargo from her. The steamer
seemed TO have many persons on board,
both black and white.
Boston, June I0.-Delegates of the va
Tious trades unions in this vicinity have
appointed committees, preliminary to the
Organization of grand union.
ST. Louis, June Ex-senator ScbuTz and
Governor Brown viii deliver speeches of
welcome to societies from abroad attending
the sangertest. Franz Abt viii be pre-
sented
Preparations for the eighteenth national
sagerfest, which commences here on We'd
nesday next, are nearly completed.
PHILADELPHIA, June l0.-The cabinet
makers have resolved to strike. There was
only one vote in the negative. This move
ment includes uphOlsterers, Varnishers, car
vers, machine and hand moulders, turner's,
sawyers and piano makers. Germans were
the principal attendants at the meeting.
ST.. Louis, june 10.--A large meeting of
workihgmen was held yesterday to con-
slider the feasibility Of forming an eight
hour league. Speeches were made by Hon.
Warren Chose and others A committee
was appointed to draft a constitution and
bylaws.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, June l0.-The Mont
gomery County Democratic Convention to-
day adopted, by an almost unanimous vote,
a resolution favorable to the Enforcement,
by the State and national conventions, of
the Cincinnati ticket. Like action has been
taken IN nearly every county of the State in
which meetings have been held.
CINCINNATI, June "a terrible tornado
passed over BellefOntaine and vicinity last
night, tearing up trees and unrOofng-
houses in the towns of Degraffe and
Quincy, Ohio. The latter place was nearly
destroyed, and fifty persons were injured
Al Degraffe ten or twelve buildings were
blown down, the Methodist church being
utterly destroyed. Mrs Roll and two chill.
dren were killed.
Weather ReporI.
War DEPARTNBE7
Once Chief Signal OfEeer,
Washington June 10 1872 4.35 ?. NJ /
PROBABILITIES.
Falling barometer, southeas9erly to
south westerly winds prevail on Tuesday
north of the Ohio valley; increasing eloudi- |
ness, possibly threatening weather and fresh |
to brisk winds over the upper lake region; |
clear weather over the Southern States, |
with light to fresh winds; and over the |
Middle and New England States, with light 1
to fresh westerly winds. the latter backing /
to sonrherly over the lower lake region, |
with probably increasing cloudiness, ex-
cepting the brisk winds for the upper lakes. |
Dangerous ones are not anticipated.
River lureIIl8onoe.
SOUTHWEST PASS, June 10, 8 p M.-3a- |
rometer 29:75. Wind west, light. Arrived
General Meade, at lis p NJ Sampson,
master, from New York, to j. ii Ludwig
sen. No departures. Ihete is a ship on the
bar bound in.
VIcKsBURG, june 10.-Passed down
Henry NJ. Shreve, at eleven last night:
John Kyle, at 8 a. H.; Kate Kinney, at B f.
w. Passed up Crescent City and barges.
+ eleven last night Weather warm and
MEMPHIS June 10.-Weather clear and
warm. River rising slowly. Passed up-
lula and Mary Poe. Passed down--Rfeh-
nOnd
CIscENATI, June 10.-Partially cloudy,
nd pleasant. River thirteen feet six
inches in tho channel and falling.
E PITTsBURG, June I0.-Weather cloudy.
With occasional showers Monongahela five
eet three inches in the channel Coal men
xpeet seven feet by tomorrow, as heavy
aims are reported above ON both rivers
t IS thought there are 15,0000O0 bushels
Oal here awaiting shipment.
CAIRO, June -Arrived-Atlantic and
argos, from New Orleans, at 6 A. NJ; Julia,
rom Vicksburg, at 5 P. H.; Great Repnb-
c, from New Orleans, at 9 P. M. Depart
d-Atlantic and barges, for ST. Louis. at
a. NJ; Bismarck, for New Orleans, at
p. NJ. The river has. risen ten inches in
le past twenty-four hours. Mercury $50.
EVANSVILLE, June 10-Weather clear.
Lereury 500. The river has ris sn thirteen
iehes. Up-Mary Houston, at a. NJ
ST. Louis, June Observation-Disclosures St.
Ouis, from yicksburg. No departures.
iver stationary, after rising two feet since
aturday morning. Weather clear and
arm. !