New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-04

ORLEANS
WHOLE NUMBER 1915.

the thirteenth, is the date fixed for the en-
fOrcement of this law.
The effect will be to close up all gardens
and to send the people, as in former years
over to Jersey or into Westchester county
| for their lager.
At the inquest in Newark over the body
| of young man named Nodler. who, with
his cousin named Edward Buehler, was
found suffering from the effects of poison,
it was discovered that both were in love
with the same woman Ia young widow and
as the two could not marry her. and one
| did not wish to deprive the other OF posses
sion, they both agreed to commit suicide,
| in which undertaking Nodler succeeded.
Neither young Walworths countenance
or demeanOr underwent any change after
the delivery of the verdict. The prevail
ing impression here was that he would be
acquitted.
The Tribune says: "Never within me-
mory of this generation has any great GRIM
inal issue been so promptly or satisfactorily
tried in New York"
The World says: "The severity Of the
verdict indicates that the reaction of the
mawkish pity which for 80 long time bore
sway in the Jury boxes, has begun
The Times says: "The moral effect of the
verdict was needed, and an acquittal would
have been an invitation to every youth
having dissolute or tyrannical father to
whip him.
After alluding to the array OF prominent
defenders of the prisoner and the scenes
generally attending the trial, the Herald
says: THE wonder is that justice herself
was not blind on this occasion, but society
has to be protected, and however cruel and
brutal, the trial was conducted in the most
exemplary and dignifed manner"
Three customhouse officials have been ar
rested on the charge of aiding merchants to
defraud the government. Each is held in
$4,000 bail.
Weather intensely warm.
Sharkey, who murdered Dunn, has been
sentenced to be executed August Is.
The Hammonia. which sails for Europe
to-day, takes out $95000 in silver bars.
Arrived-Ocean Queen, Hatteras and
Hartford.
The Senate to-day passed resolution
condemning the back pay bill and COM
mending the Senators and Representatives
for this State for opposing it. The Senate
rejected the bill providing foc constitu-
tional convention.
The heat to-day exceeded any that has
been experienced this summer. The ther-
mometer during the afternoon ranged be-
tween 81 and $50 in the shade.
Three families bound to Chicago arrived
here recently from Germany. They were
kidnapped and sent to North Carolina,
where, after working month at the rough
est farm work, they escaped and begged
their way back here. They found tickets
in possession of the officers of the Board of
Emigration which had been sent them from
their friends in Chicago. Mayor Have
meyer is investigating the case.
The Express says that great Indignation
was expressed against the government to-
day by Union Pacific bondholders, when
they collected their interest.
JEFF Davis is in town.
distillng at Spli1g Valley, were to-day SEN
fenced to three years Imprisonment and to
paw fine OF $1,000 each.
There were sixteen bids for the govern
ment gold to-day. aggregating $3,H3,0OO,
from lis 5.l00 to 1l5 1900. There is ono
bid at ISL, for $l,O00,000 The gold will
be awarded at from rs 1900 to us l4-10O.
The tornado this afternoon demolished a
shed 400 feet long in course Of construction
over the pier of the Hamburg Steamship
Company in Hoboken. Fifty men at work
in the building received warning barely in
time to escape with their lives.
Clinton Hall, in West Hoboken, was also
destroyed by the gale; three wockmen were
buried in the ruins, one OF whom was fatal
ly injured. A number of other buildings,
fruit and shade trees in Jersey City heights
and West HCboken were damaged.
The prizes in the late billiard tournament
were presented this evening. The first
prize, consisting of the silver champion
challenge cup, the billiard table used dur.
ing the tournament and money prize Of
sll27. was given to Albert GARNER. Cyrille
Dion received check for $966.
The second prize. diamond locket, and
$644, was presented to Ubassy for the best
general average. John Deery got similar
locket and $500 for the largest run. Maui
rice 0AIy received S505 and Joseph Dion
$493.