New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

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yK7FlIIamspOrt Rioters S1ueiched-Arrests
lar Internal Revenue Law Violations
8lue Ridge RailrOnd Scrip UncOnsti-
EntiOnaI 80 Ralph Waldo EmersOn's
EYsusc Burned Georgia Endorses Gree
ley and BrOwn-GOvernOr Smith Re-
nominated - Wells, Fargo d. Co.'s
Treasure Box Robbed Citizens Driven
from their HOmes-IndinRH Politics
Uail storm in IIlinOis-Tbe Lone Stars
-Freshmen's Race.
WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, July 2i.-The militia
IRE here in force. Many strikers arrested.
IKE excitement has somewhat subsidized.
Eas mayor has ordered hotel saloons and
5Grs to be closed and requests citizens to
sysuain within doors. The rumOrs that a
large number of miners are coming from
adjacent mines are discredited.
The riot excitement is over, but the sol
djers will remain few days to protect tho
ufiUs.
CORsICANA, Texas, July 21.-Seventy-
tsar prominent citizens of COrsicana were
yesterday arrested for alleged violation of
lnternal revenue laws, and required to give
BONDS for their appearance at Tyler or
Austin on the first Monday in November.
Warrants have been issued for over thirty
rliree hundred citizens Of this congressional
district, who will thus be taken four days
On che same preteXt.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24.-The Irish CO.
operate with the French in receiving the
French band.
CHARLESTON, July 2I-The Supreme
Court decides the issue Of Blue Ridge rail
road scrip unconstitutional. This wipes
ont S2OOO,OOO Of State liabilities created by
rhe last Legislature.
Boston, July 24.-Ralph Waldo Elmer
sons house was destroyed by fire to-day.
CAIRO, July 24.-The Democrats and Lib
erals of the eighth district failing to agree,
the Democrats nominated Wall and the
liberals nominated Jones for Congress
EARION, July 2i.-The Democrats and
liberals nominated General George w.
Morgan for Congress.
ATLANTA, July 24.-The Democratic State
Convention unanimously renUminated Gov
aruOT Smith by reclamation, and reatfirmed
cGs platform of 1870, with this additional
resolution:
We recognize the exigencies of the times,
which suggested and secured the nOmina-
tE0n by the Democratic convention at Balti-
more of Horace Greeley and b. Gratz
8rOwn, as candidates for President and
Vice President of the United States, and re-
gard their election as conducive to the pre-
seryation Of the rights of the States, to
local aelfgOvernment, and the protection of
che individual liberty OF the citizen.
The Liberal Republican convention
agreed to support the Democratic Greeley
electoral ticket.
DENVER, Col, July GA coach of the
Colorado Stage Company, from Fair Play,
yesterday was stopped by two road agents
within ten miles of Denver City, and robbed
VI Wells, Fargo & Co.'s treasure box, con
Gaining $1,000 in gold and small sums in cur
reltcy. Passengers were not molcsted.
ST. LOUIS, July 2I-Deputy United States
Aarshal Bierstadt, who arrived to-day from
southeast Missouri, brings reports OF the
whipping and driving from their homes of
several citizens of StOddard county These |
uUtrages we're committed by disguised men.
80 it is asserted for political purposes. |
the names of the sufferers are given, but |
-hc reports are vague and require COntrma-
-EGn.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 2l-The Democratic |
state Central Committee met here to-day |
and Nominated John X. Cravens, Liberal |
Republican, of Madison county, for Lieu |
teaant Governor, in place OF w. q. Depaw, |
Democrat, declined.
CHICAGO, July 2I.-A small section eight |
miles wide in Sioux county, Iowa, has been |
visited by a terrible hail storm, which liter |
ally destroyed the crops and stripped the |
8lliage from the trees. In some places hail |
VEs found heaped to the depth Of twenty |
inches
The Lone Star base ball club of New Or !
pay JHe hlttFSlutS, OF ENdnSNlll6, |
Indiana, at Green's Garden, in this city, |
1lis afternoon.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 24.-The Fresh |
man race, pulled at ten o'clock this morn
.sg, was won by the Middleton crew, AM
aeTst following closely.
The University race, which took place at
noon, was one of the finest ever rOwcd
The Harvard crew led until the last half
mile, when the Amherst crew made a mag
niticeDt squirt and crossed the line one and
one half boat lengths ahead in the mpre-
5edented time of sixteen minutes aud thir-
-y-twO and thTee-iitths seconds Harvard |
vas second, Agricultural third, Buwdoin
5}urth, Williams fifth and Yale sixth. The
1asults were wholly unexpected, the favor
tos being beaten in both races.
Weather Report.
ONCE Chief Signal Of3cer !
Washington, July "a, 1872, ABS p NJ
PROBABILITIES.
Clearing weather tonight on the lower
axes, and thence to Virginia and northeast
sard over the Middle and Eastern States,
With nOrtherlY to westerly winds, veeTing
% southerly on Thursday, and temporarily !
moderate temperatures. SCuthcriY winds
"a the South Atlantic and Gulf States, ex-
ending nOthward to the Ohio valley, with
PARTIALLY cloudy weather. Tho low barom-
Ger IN the Northwest moves eastward, with
To castcrly winds Threatening
reather and rain areas in the Northwest
sd upper Mississippi valley and on the up
'eT lakes BY Thursday.
River InreInEeHce.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July a. P. M
Barometer $3.50. Wind northwest and
iEht 80 arrivals. SaiIed-Ship China
nj bark Volunteer.
PASS AL OUTRE, July "a, z. M.-Wind
and light. No arrivals Sailed
teamship Havana 1T . 2. NJ. and schooner
rank Lucas.
VICKsBURG, July 2L-Passed down ]
.cury Ames, ] p. NJ; Little Alps aud
argos, 6 2. NJ. No boats up today. :
feather warm and clear. River rising. t
CINCIHNATI, July 24.-Weather partially
oady and warm. River eighteen feet and i
Hing.
CARo, July 24.-Arrived-John T. Tolle,