New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
Shot Dosd While stealing o Ca'ehe"-
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Editor.
CoLUwgIA. Pa, February N.-John D.
! Burrell was shot dead while attempting "
| steal chicken. There was Tap9hn PIC
| pared for any intruder 49,
corner Of Hanover and Blackstone streets'
| a pirI perisbed sixteen girls escaped 10 an al
| ioinipg roof. one Jumped from the thlrd
| story. another wac severely bnrc oy Jump
! ing from the building 10 the adjoining TOOL
and several fremen were killed by failing
| walls.
| Farmer, j.. dead.
| weather Report
WAR DHrAR1atSS }
Office Chief Signal officer, }
Washington, February 27. 1875. as z. M
PROBABILITIES.
On Friday the barometer will continue
lowest in New England, with northeast
winds in the morning, backing TO north
west by evening; cloudy weather will con
tinue, possibly with snow. For the Middle
States, rising barometer, west winds, fall
ing temperature and clearing weather. For
the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States
north west winds and cold, clear weather.
For the Western Gulf States, northerly
winds and clear, cool weather. From tue
Gulf States nOrthward to the lakes, fresh
aud brisk westerly winds, and generally
cloudy weather in the lake region. Eau
tionary signals continue at wilmington
Norfolk, Cape May. New York ana Ne"
London
River inteIIiseuc~.
Southwest Pass. February Y, 8. Z. NJ
barometer 3O:40. Wind north northeast.
light. Arrived-Swedish brig Pepita, Pahl-
sen. master, forty-nine days from Rio j an.
Giro. with coffee TO ID. Morgan & Co.; ship
Stada1ona, Cassidy, master, ffty-six DAYS
from Londonderry. with pig iron and bal.
last to master; schooner &. Il. Lawrence,
Kemp, master, nineteen days from Boston,
with ice to the Crescent City Ice Company:
vessel to Norton g. Bell. SaIleG--Steam.
ship George Washington.
VICKsBURG. February 27.-Down--COm.
monwealth at A. M, Future City and tow
at 6 A. ~, Allegheny Belle No. and barges
at 10 A. NJ, and Fannie Lewis at p. M.
Up--City of Alton at | A. NJ, and Mary
Mcdonald at 8 P. NJ Weather cool and
clear. River rising.
MEmrHIs February "7.--Westher clear
and cool. River rising slowly. Arrived
Potomac and Alaska from Cincinnati. and
John Ii. Maude from Jew Orleans. De-
parted-Mary Alice and barges for ST.
Louis, Clarksvile and West Wind for Ar.
kansas river. and Cleburne for White river.
: SHREVEPORT. February q e-Arriyed--
Andrew Ackley. from New Orleans; Des.
met and Belle OF Shreveport, from st.
Louis. Departed-Chford, for Carolina
Bluffs aud Andrew Ackley, tor Jefferson.
Weather clear. River risen niue inches.
CINCINNArI, February G.-l;iver twenty
six feet and falling. Weather clear. Mer'
curry 90.
i'IT1sBURG. February T.-River FIVE feet
nine inches. about stationary. Mercury ~.
CAIRO, February 27.-ArrIved - John
Kyle, from St. Louis, at eight last night;
ST. Luke. from New Orleans. at p. NJ.
Overwhelmingly. for ST. Louis, eleven
last night St Luke, for st. Louis, , 7. ~:
John Kyle, for New Orleans, 2. 81. River
stationary. Weather clear. Mercury 80.
LOUISVILLE, February 27.-Riyer falling,
eleven feet in the canal, nine feet in the
chute. Weather cloudy, cold and windy.
Mercury ranging between $50 and $50.
EVANSVILLE, February 1.-Weather clear
and cold, with high wind and rough water.
The river has fallen fifteen inches. Mer.
curry IS to 80. Up-Peytona and barges.
. =. n.
ST.. LOUIS, February T.-Arrived-Paul
inc Carroll, from New Orleans; Colorado,
from vicksburg. Departed-City of Vicks.
burg. River falling. Weather clear. cold
and windy.