New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12

CITY. Dublin tricks viii take charge OF
him in few days. Allen vii. PROBABLY
fra n in or near Cincinnati.

clfy, iDubjlN 1ClcBs wiz tdhC SEa- 20 ".
him in a few days. Allen VII. pIoDaciy
train in or near Cincinnati.
Fred Beckis living in Decatur, Limos.
went hc1ne last evening after three days
spree. and was invited by has mother 70
take his seat AT the supper table. wheveupon
he commenced abusing her with vile ian.
puage His father demonstrated and told
him he must cease or leave the mouse. q.
which he drew a revolver and shot E!s
father in the face. inticting an ugly M. not
dangerous wound. He then fired a bail into
his own brain. At last accounts he was y
. diving condition.
DoyEH, Del. june lin tie West mr.
der case the jury rendered verdict Ci &C
Guittai, on the ground Of SET defense. Inc
remains of a negro, mutilsted. for aLa:oMi-
cal purposes, were found il Dr.. Vests Of
fee. Before putting tbe BODY I" :his Us"
DIR. West killed tie negro. az the vary aver
in seifdeiense.
STEUrEsvIILE, Ohio, June il.-Four ci.!
slrer were wounded by he explosion of a
powder can left by a miner IN a Cupboard.
Three have died ard 'he other is !afa!l.
hurt. The parents were absent at the t1ne
SHAMCKIN, June Little Henry Clay
CollieIy exploded yef+erGav. Llgh: were
brought ont dead. There were titry N 'he
slope Thirty-fve are known 20 lave
escaped.
SALT LIKE, June 1.-The territorial
court released the prisoners confined 20. "a
violation of the neutrality liquor law. The
court euoined the city authorize from
enforcing the ordinance until its .e.aiI'E
was decided. Young advocates the enforce
ment If total prohibition by the city conn
ell. The entire audience sustained me
proposition by raising their hands.
ST. LOUIS June 1.-THE 1Wts Las
letter from Fort Sill, Indian Territory
dated third instant, which says MAY NC
Bride. chief clerk of Superintendent HoaS
arrived there, May 80, 20 hold counci!
with The Kiowas and Comauches. win re-
ference 10 the release of Santanta and Big
Tree. chiefs of the former tribe. WHO nave
been confined in the Texas penitentaIv tor
some months past. but no kiowas were
present. and but few COmanches.
These tribes are said to be much Cisap'
pointed because Santanta ard Big Aree
have not been released accoralng 20 pNn.
lse, aud az the nOn-arrival OF tioVefnor
Davis. who was to have been at Fort 81!
some time since.
A letter further states that it is not
known whether General Davidson. com
manding at Fort Sill, anticipates trouble
from the disappointed Indians or not, but
that on the second instant squadron OF the
Tenth cavalry, under Captain Norvai. light
~ equipped for active field service. lei! tnat
DOSt WIN W phuo' Inv 49, eoNAN
arv along the line of Red river. from the
mouth OF Cache creek to Pease river. and
il he found any war party entering Texas,
TO follow il as rapidly as possible.
NASHVILLE. June 1.-The cholera IS
etill abating here. The cases yield TO treat
ment in nearly every instance. The NOR
tally is decreasing.
AUBURN, N. Y, June 1l.-Merritt Wheel
or, keeper Of q house Of i'll fame. GCI-
NtorliuU hia Str last
night Wheeler has been arrested. Some
of tho circumstances relating 10 the death
of Fanny Sterling Justify the belief that the
first report was exaggerated. TIE coroner
will hold an inquest on the case !mmedi-
utely. and the accused asks the suspension
of public opinion till all the facts are de.
veloptd.
EVANSVILLE, June la man named
Cooling vas taken from his house IN Leav'
enworth, Crawford county, Indiana, a few
days ago, by band OF men, since which
nothing has been heard of him. GolGIDg
was plaintiff IN a suit to compel Crawford
county 10 complete its subscription 70 the
stock of The Louisville, New Albany and
St. Louis Railroad Company. which NUN
Der Of citizens claim was voted by fraud
Another gang of men lately destroyed she
election records.
CrNCrNSAry. June l1-,James NJ. McDev
mott, butcher. was shot dead this morn
ing. while attending his stand in the Sixth
street market, hy w. &. Daniel. The pa'
ties quarreied Sunday night last.
POUGHKEEpsIE, June IL PTesideE,
Grant and party, General Sherman. Secre
tary Belknap and others witnessed The
cavalry drill AT West Point this afternoon
There was mortar practice and fire works
tonight. Several of the board o! visitors
will leave tomorrow. and Friday tit
diplomas will be awarded.
Weather Report.
WAX DEP.K;NSSr,
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington. June II. 1913, 40 7. NJ J
PROBABILITIES.
For. the New England and Middle States AZ,
lower lake regions on Thursday northwest :,
mort beast winds and clear paItly cloud,
weather. From the Ohio valley TO The upper lakes
easterly 10 sOutherly winds and clear or part j.
cloudy weather. For the Northwest, falling ba
toneter. fresh TO brisk southeast 20 southw.s
Threatening weather For the South Atauti
States light and south to westerly winds. par,
cloudy weather and rain areas. For kentu, Ky
Tennessee and the Gulf States east OF the Ms
sissppi. light TO fresh variable winds and Partl
cloudy weather, with probably occasional aIe@- =
light rain south OF Tennessee.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. June II. P M.-faromo'e
7965. Weather calm. Arrived-Schooner MISCHIEF
Hunter master, six days FROM UtlllA, with tIuit :
j. Macheca and /. Oteri. Sailed-s:esmsip <l'
Pass l. orrR, June Il, p NV IA cas-. sou'i
east, and very night No arrivals: Sailtd-St"au
shp George Washington, al p. VI.
VICRsBrRG June l1.-Passed 6own-Esmaycf A
pa NJ; Bee AM bargcs a; ; A. II La Belle al
NJ. Ups. J. Hale and harGes az t P. NJ and T.
Skillinger at 6 p. M. weather warIn and 'loudi
River falling. 80,
rate OF six inches per day. The weather is gene
ally cloudy ard sliItry AIriv.l-Ctah tIom Lift
Roe. prrart"a-Ci'y - Nicksu.iIg t"r - Lo II
Henry Pronasco for & ucinAati aud Mary hoIs;o
for Louisville.
ST. Lows Junc ~ Auiv.d-Coio:ai" nom Vict
burg. peparted-GIrat Republic and May 4 II
Tor New Orleans. klvtg IisiEg .l""!N. Ntai..'
clear and warm.
sCIN,lSYATl jane li.-River nihe Zee: and ,isil
from tie eN.ct local rains. weather laIti.
SlOudy and cool
PlTTsEuRG June l,.-Riyer :wo feet zen inch.
and falling steadily. Heavy rain tast night.
LOUISVILLE, June ll.--Riyrr tallTg now iouf fee
seven inches in the canal, two feet seven inch.
in the ehu.e. Weather very VAIN and partial
cloudy.
EvANsvlrs June ll.-Teathsr cloudy. M.rtu,
ranging between TO and 70. River stationary.
CAIRG, June ll.--Arrived-C. +. Church fro
New Orleans eight last night City of Helena fro
st. Louis, this afternoon; Future city from Ne
Orleans two Glencoe from 81. Louis, T.
Depsrted-C r. church for Cincinnati, nine la
night; CITY OF Helena for NicksbuIg fouV ID
afternoon, and Glencoe for New Orleans :. kiv
risen four inches in the last twenty to9I hcuI
Weather clear Mercury 70.
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