New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10
LOUISIANA.

ERtSnSlVe fire M MOnfOe-LOss LJU,OuO
Insurance SS6,OOO-From Ern.hear-
Eiual Departure of the TroOps-NIr.
Tupper Reconsiders his Former Deter
miuatiOn on Learning that Another
Boat was COnlinS Down TO Meet the
TrOops-iratuitous Comments s6 she
Telegraph OPERATOR
MONROE, May a-The Ouachi'a gt!e'
graph has the following: A: a guar
te:-pass one 3his snOrntnS tire
| was discovered in the Club Room sac
loon. OH Desiari ssree:. The building
being a wooden one, the whole house was
soon i'll flames. and the fire. .anhed by the
breeze. advanced down ard across tine
street. destroying IL its you'e fourteen
buildings. The loss soots np $4,000 in.
eurance $S6,00Gs H. kinder1nan, loss $2!!..
goo. insurance $4,000: s. Marx. loss
R57,OOHe ns urance SIC, ,O0G:i. Bernnard.. less
So, tt6. insurance $i6,668: j. Baer, loss $f33ss
900. Insurance $1,000: 4. Nelson. loss $1,000.
Insurance $500: F. Endom. loss e!.GG. ipsur.
ancs e3ooos 4. Byers, loss $500. insurance
$4,000: M,s. Sclomon, loss 10000. :n'uran.e
surance $l5,5O0: FoW. Michane !os. S:",0OO.
insurance $4,000: Calderwood i: Ably. Toss
$500, insurance $780, !. King. Cos. $500.
Insurance $500: Thomas Damn. eoss .00U:
insurance $1,000: VI. McKenuae eoss S2CON: n.
surance sG0CS L. Petzalt:. Sess -:;0oo ius,1y.
aace SlG0Oe
HRAsHEAR clzr. May "~0r- A.n,s-eii
and seventv United States Scoops aa,ler
command OF General Smith Lest here y. II
2. VI. Tor Sto Martinsvillee Oh Lesteambca:
lheriae NO troops now remain in the :owu.
a large crowd turned oUt t.!ins the wharf:
all were orderlvs making 20 demonstration.
! nac silently looked upon the emba! K me,,:.
General Smith received Telegram ano
houncing that the steamboat Ozars would
,nee, III. command On Bayou 1'eche. lie 60
| proceed by land until ne sto,.!j meet sha:
! boat. The telegram was shown by h:m 70
| Mro Tuppero and after q !onS Farley bee
tween them the latter agreed 80 :ake che
! troops on hfs hoaco Deputy Marshal Dee
| klyne was permitted t" 60 on board as ii
passenger. and all Other passengers were
admitted. Mro Topper declaring tina: the
f; boats had resumed 'lsir place in che trade.
! The steamboat Minnie Avery VII! leave
! 10 morrow with ireighs anI passengers.
? Quiet is again restored, much 20 the gra.it.
| cation of the citizens of the Gown. The
United States troops would have left here
l on their arrival LAST Wednesday. had not
J Deputy Marshal UeKlSns Insisted r2ca
I! going with them.
The people Of .he parish SIZE: with !fr.
Tuppex in his fetusa! to permis him 90 g.
on board The determination was such
| thai tbs morning the throttle valve OF one
| ~ IEc tUSlilts buc SUtI Id "dS tdhtH Oib
while the engineer was asleep and tlIown
overheard When discoyeredo men were
employed diving in the bay :cr ss. hutc
! meeting with no ss.eesso = new a1s " as
| madee
! a squad Of men ssaree3 sssrn here &C.
n'sht m search of a squad .: nvunted Nee
! tropo!itan stragglers !rcm che company y
that left here last night. Ski:i, were seen
! IN different parts Of the hayo il is sup
! upcaA +hn> th., ..s.,r,, iv
10 wind up the excitement OF III, past weekc
| The negroes, usually very Sosterous in
the town. kept very quiet since ehe excite
ment of the first movement OF Metropoli-
tans through the towr, seemingly rec
lucrant and desirous 20 .ake 40 pant The
people were fdvorsbir impressed with the
United States officers. and met them with
cordiality. only regretting the position they
were placed IN as Che Gsco:s Of GeHu' i
NJ, esnts ID. kiynp