New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

Snow Storm Ceased at ChicagO-Cann da
Trains DISTRACTED by snow-Hung for
Rape-DrOwned in tho Ohio-Severest
snow of the SeasOn-LOttery Clause
Repeal Bill Defented-susun IL. An
theny Indicted for Illegas vOtiDR-EIec-
tiOn Inspectors Isdicfet-The Snow
StOrm-Raiirsads Blocked Disabled
Observation-Disclosures Mormons.
CHICAGO, January 2i.-The great snow
| storm has virtually ceased.
TORONTO, January 2-Trains ceased
| running on account OF the storm.
NEW CASTLE, Ind, January 2.-Bu
Dennis was hung to-day Tor rape.
WASHINGTON, January 24.-Six persona
were drowned in the Ohio at Evansville
while attempting to cross the giyeg in 8
skff.
| ghe sese4est snow OF the season 2revaila
| in the Northwest,
The bill repeating che lottery clause OF
! the public library in Kentuckyo was dee
Seated in che Kentucky Senate.
! ALBANY, January 24.-Susan B. Anthony
and fifteen other women were indicted fO2
| Illegal voting, abe three inspectors whS
received their votes were also Indicted
! MILWAUKEE, January N-The snOvS
J storm ceased about eleven o'clock lasS
| night, and did not extend to Minnesota
| or to the western and northern part Of Wi9
consul.
here at u late hour last night. Railroad
trains in this vicinity were but little doe
!aysdo IN the western part of the StEts
| alt Kansas the railroads are blocked.
KEs WEST, Fla, January 2i.-rho steans
, shil. cleopatra, which sailed from SavaS.
nah on the twenty y-secOnd tor New Y0rke
! broke her shaft off CarytOrt the same nghS
and WAS towed tO this port bv the City OS
Merida.
SALT LAKE, January eft is said by tho
NiniUg J0ufndt tonight that the MormOns
of Cache SalleS are 9ndignant with an5
threaten 70 ynch their sheriff because he dla
not kill the officer Of the United States Cour9
who attempted TO serve writ of habean
| corpus upon him. dt is stated that furthcs'
interference by the United States authorio
ties in the affairs of the Mormon officials
will be mot by more ctfectus resistance.
Another morBing daily will appear heyR
February H.
Much interest is felt IN tHc bin 6eHore
Congress for the Great Basin SarOad drs,rU
this city 90 she C0lOrad. Yivco.
The epizootir is raging 3icrrs The five7e
horses and aiS The cavalry hoySes at Casnl0
Doug Ibss are sic6o
Weather Reporis
WAR DsPsRlNEET .
SfiCs chief Signal officer,
Washington. january ?Ae d57lO &:aS s. 81.
PROBaBILr!iEso
for New England winds shifting TO gOrsM
and westerly with risiNg barometer, falling
temperature and clearing weather, accoue-
panied by iighs snows For the Middle States
rising barometer. falling temperature
nOrtheriy 60 westerly winds and clear ans
clearing weather. accompanied by lighe
snow over the northern portion. For tbs
Southern States east OF the Missiespps
river and aorthward to Lake Erie and the
upper Lakes Gising barometer and lower
temperature very generally, with westerly
to nOrtherly winds and clear weather, exc
crpt probably light snow for the Lakes
Erie0 Huron and Michigan region. Caus
tIOnary signals continue at New York, New
london. Boston and Portland, Maines
River Intelligence.
MEMPHIS, January 24.--Weather cloudyS
high winds till noon; clear and pleasant
since. River about stationery. AIrived-e
Potomac, from Cincinnati. Departed-e
Emma Elicit, for ST. Louis; John Kyle, foS
New Orleans; Pat Cleburne. for White
river; J. D. Parker, for Cincinnati. The Il.
w. Skillinger, for Red river, passed downs
yesterday, and not the Shannon, rs re-
ported.
CTNcINNATI January 24.-Rver twenty
eight feet and falling Arrived%Bodmann
and Church, from New Orleans. Weather
cloudy and cold: light snow
PITTsBURG, January 24-River seven
feet nine inches, and falling slowly. Both
rivers IepOEItu idllinS ABOVE. L mere was do
heavy snow storm during the forenoon.
LOUISVILLE, January M.-River falling
slowly; ten feet eight inches in the Ca nal
Weather cloudy and cold. South erR
freights abundant.
EVANSVILLE, January q. - Weathes
cloudy and cold; mercury l7o to 900. The
river has risen six feet and is still risiDga
Down-J0hn Kiigour, at AM.
CAIRO, January 24.-Arrived-Peytona
and barges from New Orleans at 2. Ne
Departed-George c. Wolf for Red river
at 5 A. M; City of Vicksburg for Vicksburg
at p. M. The river has risen fourteen
inches Weather clear. Mercury 242.
ST. LOUIS January 24.-Arrived-FOFe
syth. Lady Lee and Glasgow from New Ore
learfs Departed-Great Republic for Ne7s
Orleans, Colorado for Vicksburg, Belle
Shreveport for Shreveport. The river ia
falling. Weather very cold ana freezing
hard. Business brisk. Freights plenty aa
full rates. The Republic left with I4OO tons
of freight and drawing only seven feet.
SICKsBURGs January 2fo-Passed down
Indiana ate &i, NJ, u. f Zee at 8 8P. M
Passed up-Thompson Dean at 10 A. Sf.S
Schnitts as r. NJ :. john b. Maud as 69s
Mo Haesthes sIesg and s"6:. Gigss sisiASe