New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

ooath Of . Prominent Cfncianatian-Re'
sumine Work On the Kansas City
Memphis ana Mobile Road-Firs IL
Portland Georgia Relief fer Dalti'
aere-Tfro at Rochester Il
Fern the State Of Jacksoa-Anniver
cary Of the Laying Of the Atlantic Ca.
6le-Wreck Of the Steamer Jennie
Howell-Fsu1 Passenger Drowned
Strike in Milwaukee.
CINCINNATI, July 26-Stephen Maltor,
IN old and highly esteemed German citizen
founder of the Cincinnati Volhs6latt, and
one time connected with the New 70
Stats Zcit,ng, died here tonight, Of geL'
eral debility, aged sixty.eight.
The steamer JenIi. Howell, from New
Orleans to Cincinnati, struck snag at
Curlew Point at two o'clock this morning
which ran through the roof, sinking the
boat in fifteen feet of water. Mrs. Pringle
and two children, and Mrs. Ring, from
Vicksburg, were drowned. The other pas.
sengers and part of the crew were taken
off by the Quickstep and brought to Shaw
neetOwn.
KANSAS CITY, July 26.-The legal compli.
cations which have caused a suspension OF
work upon the Kansas City, Memphis and
Mobile railroad having been settled, work
will be resumed on Monday next, and will
be pushed forward rapidly.
PORTLAND, July ga fire which Origi-
mated at the railroad paint shop involves q
loss of 100000.
AUGUSTA. Ga. July 26.-Ex. Governor
Chronicle and Sentinel tomorrow, remind
ing the people OF Georgia and the South of
the relief extended to the South after the
war by the Ladies' Southern Aid Associa-
ton of Baltimore, and calling upon them to
assist in alternating the distress of the suf-
Ierers by the fire Of yesterday.
ROCHESTER,, July 26.-The Clyde glass
works were partially burned to-day; loss
$4,000.
Miss Hattie Stowell, aged fifteen. daugh-
ter of Baptist clergyman at Hunts HOl-
low, Allegheny county, and Harry White
we're drowned in the millpOnd at that place
by the parting of a raft on which four
young persons we're floating.
MEMPHIS, July 26.-The movement to
create new State out Of West Tennessee,
North Mississippi and Southern Kentucky
meets with but little favor here. A small
meeting was held here last evening and
ton. The people generally regard the
movement as the work Of politicians and
Office seekers.
The old and new gas companies have
been consolidated.
HEARTS CONTENT, N. F., July 26.-This
evening will be seven years since the tele-
graph feet entered Trinity Bay, Newfound
land. Sunday will be the seventh ami.
versary OF the landing of the cable and it
will be seven years on Monday since the
line was opened for business. This evening
will be celebrated by banquet at this
place and Monday by boat races, compris-
ing sailing, rowing and sculling.
BOSTON, July 26-The game of base ball
to-day between the Baltimores and Boston
resulted in victory for the Baltimores.
MILWAUKEE, July pa strike at the
Milwaukee Iron Company's rolling mill
was inaugurated yesterday. The en-
ployes still hold out and the parties are
resolved not to yield.
This throws nearly 1000 men ont of en-
ployment. The strike is not for wages, but
on account Of the discharge of some unruly
members.
SAN Francisco, July 26.-The Republi-
can county convention today adopted an
anti subsidy, anti Chinese platform.
PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-The third cham
pionship game Of base ball between the
Athletics and WashingtOns took place to-
day. A high wind interfered somewhat
with the fielding. The batting OF both
clubs was unusually heavy. Score-Ath-
9etics, 80; Washingtons, l9.
Weather Report.
WAR DzPARTNEsf.,
VmCc CnleI Slgnal queer, (
Washington, July rs, 1873. 435 P. II.
PROBABILITIES.
I'm Sunday for the South Atlantic and Gulf
Rates. risipS barometer, southeast and southwest
Vipdo partly cloudy and clear weather in the in
~ tina Ohio valley lower lakes and Middle
States, rising barometer. southwest to northwest
Winds, clear or clearing weather and lower tenn
For New England, rising barometer and partly
~ the upper lakes and the Northwest, falling