New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-20
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peers: that the court and Jurors were he
political .superiora and not her peers. an,
announced her determination TO continu,
Ser !abors until equality was obtained ans
was proceeding 70 t.lscI the question in
VOWED in the case. when she was inter
,upted by the court with the remark tha
sbcse questions cOuld not be reviewed.
Miss Anthony replied that she wished i
fully understood .ha. she asked no elem
cncy from the court: tina: she desired an,
demanded the full yigOr OF the law. judy
Hun! then said the !Cdgmen: OF the cour
is tina: you pay SEQ and the costs of pros
e.uton, and Immediately added: 'Ther'
~ no order that you stand committed unit
she fine is paid. and 80 the trial ended.
The motion tor a new tr.a! Is to be made
IN tho case OF the inspectors tomorrow
morning on the ground that Hall. one o
~" defendants. Was absent during tht
trial.
.uEMiIls. June =; TIE weather is agar
hot and .ul,Iy. AMI contrary to general ex
bectations the cholera Is again increasing
There were thirty ;lgee deaths to-day. nine
scen Of which were from cholera.
NASHVILLE. June i.!-The number o.
deaths from cholera to-day wer: twent:
negroes and four whites. The weather Il
considered ,uucl. ,lo.e favorable today
than on Wednesday.
LITTLE ROCK. Jan. !!.-Owing 70 the
wet weather the crop reports axe uhfaVofd
bic throughout the S'ac-. In some coun'
ties it has rained every day tor month.
KNoX,LLE Jane It.-The statement pub
:ished il. the Nashville Bm1ae'' yesterday
.norIiing hat cholera prevailed mere. caus-
aug perfect panlc. and that thousands
we're fleeing TO the mountains, is incorrect.
There is no such disease here. nor mas
there been. The undertakers report that
fewer deaths have occurred up to the pres
ent time, commencing five weeks ago, than
during any one month in last winter.
DETRoIT, june la-The village of May
vile, Tuscola county. Michigan. was nearly
destroyed by fire las. night. No partlcu
lars received
BURLINGTON, Iowa. June l9.-The opera
house. courthouse and other prominent
buildings were burned to-day lOss $500, 600.
ST. LOUIS, June l9-Whie a train with
two engines attached, belonging to the Mis-
souri,, Kansas ard Texas railroad, and
train with one engine, belonging to the st.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern railroad.
were running as one train on the Hannibal
and st. Joseph railroad. few miles from
Kansas City, on Saturday last, they cOllided
with train running west, and four loco
motives were almost destroyed, several
stock cars were smashed and the four engi-
aeers were more or Jess injured.
1t is thought the injuries OF an engineer
aalned Snyder will terminate fatally.
The loss by the destruction OF the engines
and cars is estimated at 81 900.
The railroad life insurance convention
meets next year at Richmond. Virginia.
The following provision dealers failed
here yesterday: Harris & Thomas. liabili-
ties $32J, 900, Guthrie g. Co.. $250,O00;
-Cheatham, Draughon & Co., $37 1000 The
aggregate amount of meat on hand and
bought for future which these firms are liza.
Lle for is 6OOo,0o0 pounds OF meat and
10000 barrels of pork.
The Indebtedness of the firms is here New
Orleans, Cincinnati Louisville and Chicago.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, June l9.-The National
Eclectic Association holds it's annual cOnven-
ton in this city Jnne -. continuing three
days A large attendance Is expected.
CINCINNATI, June l9.-The editor of
Church'S Nusical Visitor, Of this city, who
enjoys intimate personal relations with Mr..
Henry ProbascO. the donor of the fountain.
is authority for the statement to be pub
lished in that journal tomorrow that Mr..
ProbascOs absence IN Europe now is for
the purpose OF maturing plan Tor greater
gift to this city.
The plan is yet crude. but this much is
known that it is TO be an art hall in Bur.
nett Woods Park. near Clifton. The build
ing is to be four hundred feet long, massive
and of plain exterior, but finely finished
within. 1t is to be surrounded by an arbo.
return of thirty acres.
In the building will be placed all Mr..
PrObascOs s rare collection OF gems, antiques
and pictures, and his rarer collection Of
books, embracing specimens of the oldest
printing and Illuminated missals of the
middle ages.
MILWAUKEE, June l9-The woods are on
fire between Big Cedar and Escanaba.
Northern Michigan. along the line of the
railroad. Trains are prevented from pass.
ing.
PHILADELPHIA. June l9-This evening
large audience assembled in Constitutional
Convention Hall to hear an address by Miss
Mary Carpenter. the eminent philanthro
pist, now on a visit from Eng gland. The
subject was reformation for the young.
and prison discipline" The speaker de-
livered her discourse in two parts. The |
first part discussed was the manner of treat
ing juvenile criminals. She considered the |
family system the best, o. placing forty or |
fifty of the same sex together |
The retormatOries in England had worked |
well and much good had been accomplished. |
The speaker then referred to the treat. |
nent of adult criminals, and said the gra. |
GatiOn system was the best and it had been |
very beneficial in England and Ireland |
where it had been in operation for several |
years.
presided a series of resolutions was ad.
opted thanking Miss Carpenter iov her ad.
dItSa.
Weather Report.
WAR DsrAnrNrsr.)
Office Chief Signal officer. 81,
Washington. June -. 1875 %:o5 7. 81.
PROBABILITIES.
For The Southern States east Of the Mississippi |
Oh Friday hight TO fresh winds mostly from the
southwest and northwest, and generally clear or
partly cloudy weather, are probable. From the
ohio valley and Missouri TO the upper lakes and
very generally clear and somewhat
cooer weather, and winds diminishing to gentle
and fresh from the Northwest. For the Middle |
states and lower lake region during Friday, very
generally clear weathe, and gentle to fresh and |
brisk winds from the west and north |
west. with lower temperature on the latter For |
Sew England occasional rain areas over the n"rth
,rn POI tion to night but Friday clear partly |
,loHdy weather, with winds veering 10 fresh and |
brisk southwesterly and north
westerly.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, june is p NJ Wind south
southeast light. 40 arrivals. SaI'ed-Barks Carl
i on Dobclm and s. +. Pust, and big Catarina.
PAssaLOrTRK June ~ . P. N.-Wind south. |
southeast light. On bar bound out. and lighter.
VIcksBuRG, June la-No boat. down today.
PASSED up-City Of vickshuIg p. NJ. Weather
y and clear. River falling.
SHREVEPORT. La. June i9-Departed-La Belle |
or New Orleans. No arrivals The river one |
mel durln. the past twenty tour Houts. The ap- |
,rehcnsioU ci au overflow is past. Weather clear
nd pleasant.
MEMPHI-. June p.-The rive, is rising slowly. |
Weather generally cloudy and hot. Arrved-Utah |
rom Arkansas river, and Bale Texas from Red
river. DtVarted-H =. Turner. for New Orleans, |
itv Of Chester tor 81. Louis, and Capitol City for
kshur..
CAIRO june ls-Arrived-Citv Of Quincy from
New Orl, ans at A. NJ: sam J. Hale from New Or. |
cans at II A NJ. CITY OF Helena from VICk sbnrg at |
loon. and Belle of shreveport from 81. Louis at o
?. NJ. peparted-CIty OF quincy tor st. Louis at & |
|. NJ ilai. for Cincinnati az =. M City of Helena |
or St Louis al ! 7. NJ. River stationary. Weather |
lear and |
EVANSVILLE JUNE !a.-Weather c'oudv Mercury |
to $50. The river has inches III the last |