New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-06

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! East Mississippi.
! CHICAGO, August 5.-The Iowa elevator
! with $4,000 bushels Of grain, burned to-day
COLLIEGwOOD, August 5.-The propeller
! Robertson, from Chicago hitLer with over
! 10000 bushels of wheat, was burned. No
! lives lost
NASHVILLE, August 5.-M. Burns saddle
! rY warehouse, Compton IL CARROTS grocery
| store and OtwelI& Brothers dry goods store
! burned this morning. Stocks nearly all de-
strOyed. Loss $4,000.
| CIECIEEATI, August 5.-Eight hundred
| German Catholics held a meeting tonight
+ and passed resolutions of Indignation at the
| expulsion Of the Jesuits from the German
! empire The meeting was addressed by
! Father Leopold, one Of the expelled Jesuits,
who is now settled over church in this
city. They resolved to send copies of their
resolutions to Emperor William and Count
Bismarck.
BALTIMORE, August 5-The disputed
game between the Athletics, of Philadel-
phia and the Baltimore club having been
declared 'Otf by the Judiciary committee
Of the National Base Ball Convention, was
replayed this afternoon with the following
result: Athletics "a to Baltimore 9.
PROVIDENCE, August 5.-HOrace Greeley
returned to Bristol this morning from Mar
ragansett, going via New York this after
noon. He was introduced to q large mum
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evening A public reception was given in
his honor at the residence of Captain A. N.
Miller, a prominent Democratic citizen,
which was largely attended by the citizens
of Bristol and neighbOring towns. Greeley
and Brown flags were raised in the eve
ming, and a salute Of thirty.six guns fired.
Greeley goes to a clam bake at Silver
Springs to morrow morning, and returns to
Bristol in the evening.
TORONTO, August 5.-The Knickerbocker
Lacrosse Club, Of Brooklyn, was defeated
by the Toronto Club, of this city, Saturday,
in three straight games.
ST. LOUIS, August 5.-The Times tO-mor- |
row will publish a letter from General |
Joseph. johnson, dated Charlotte. Virginia, !
July 81, to Colonel J. X. Ashley, of Bates |
county, Missouri, in which he says: Gas |
sure all our old comrades that the story of |
the Cincinnati Commercial is false. ! have |
had no consultation with w. S. Robinson, |
Of Charlottesville on any subject, |
nor have l said anything faYOring |
being thoroughly Democratic l would |
have preferred a Democratic candidate, |
but as Horace Greeley is nominated by our |
party, sincerely hope every Democrat will |
support him. Being DISTINGUISHED myself, |
take no part in public politics, but to my |
friends l do not hesitate to express my |
feelings and opinions on political subjects. |
ministratiOn necessary to any hope Of con
stitutiOnaI government. and feel that the
continuance Of the Democratic party is
Necessary"
CHICAGO, August 5.-This morning Off
GERS Scanlau and OMara endeavoced to
arrest Chris Rafferty, for disOrderly con-
duet. While SCanlan was reading the
warrant, Rafferty, made a dash for the
door, near which O'MRTa was standing. |
and, drawing a pistol, shot O'Mara in the |
breast. O'MaTa died in a few moments |
Rafferty, has not yet been captured.
RICHMOND, August 5.-Tbe iron steam
ship Richmond, of the Old Dominion line
between Richmond and New York, was
launched this afternoon. There Was an
immense cOncOurse of people present.
BROWNSVILLE, August 5,-Several stock !
raiseTs and customs officials were examined
before the commissioners to-day, and DOS
hive testimony was elected to the effect
that 10000 stolen cattle has been crossed
into Mckee near Brownsville within the
last seven years. Herds of from 400 to 500
have been seen crossing in open daylight.
The value of cattle crossed in this vicinity
is estimated at 81 900, 600.
Similar depredatiOns are proven to
have been committed above this city,
The division Of spOls between the Mexi-
cans taking place on the other side. On
Jne occasion 1000 head of cattle, having
been driven three days without water by
aexicans in an attempt at theft, persisted in
he sand. Testimony as to completely of
officials in Mexico continues abundant.
WeRther RepOtT.
WAR DEPARryzxy,
Office Chief Signal Of1ceF ! |
Washington August 8, l672, 435 2 E.S ,
PROBABILITIES.
Variable nOrthwpsterly and Southwestern
Y winds in the South Atlantic and Gulf
states, with continued rainy weather on
Western gnlf Partly cloudy weather, with {
Outhorly to westerly winds, in the Middle
nd Western States. SOuthwestePly winds '
rom Michigan to Lake Ontario and south
westward to the Ohio and Mississippi val
eys. Clearing and clear weather in the
OrthWest, with nOrtherly winds. {
River InteIIIKeuce. {
SOUTHWEST PASS, August 5. 6 P. M.-Ba. I
ometer 1910. Wind west light. Arrived q
'rig NJ E. Rowland, Rowland. master. a
Xty days from MaTseilles, with cargo of =
inc and fruit, to NJ. MarininO No depar- 0
Tres. g
VICKsBURG, August 5.-Boats down YES S
,rday-City of Cairo at A. NJ, Smoky. '
ity and barges at p. NJ. Boats up yes o
Howard at 10 p NJ. Julia p
II A. NJ. Boats down tO-day-Lady Lee a
A. NJ j. II. johnson at l 2. NJ. Frank d
argoud at p. NJ. Up-Henry Ames at q
M. Weather warm and clear. River l
MEMPHIS, August 5.-Weather clear and
easant River falling. Down.. Sharp,
cDOntll and barges, with coal. y
CINCINNATI, August 5.-Weather clear {
I'd pleasant. River eight feet six inches \
ID falling. I
EVANSVILLE, August 5-Weather clear =
Id hot Mercury 9O2 River falling. Passed 6,
Howell, for New Orleans, at Il
z. NJ. -
ST. LOUIS, August 5-Auived-City of "
,ckshurg from Vicksburg, Crescent City
ON New Orleans. No departures. River
Jung Weather clear and warm on
CAIRO, August 5.-Arrived-H S. Turner, st
ON Cincinnati, 3 A. NJ; Ajax, from Pitts 10
Irg' ! z. NJ; John +. Toele, from st. ~
'ms, ?. NJ; Belle st. Louis, from Yicks-
Irg, r NJ. Departed-Turner, for New
leans, A. NJ Ajax, for New Orleans | to
h. River fallen twelve inches in +be =,
st twenty-tOuT hours. Weather clear and vi
sasant. Mercury 49, nj
PITTsBURG, August 5-Ionongahela two
It four inches and falling
LOUISVILLE, August 5.-River faIlipo FIRE
tn five feet six inches in the canal and tbt
zee feet six in the chute. Weather clear v,o
4 pleasant Business dull.
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