New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-11
WHOLE NUMBER 10 O.

Cheyenne agency, 100 miles north of Fors
SILL in the Indian Territory. He says tha.
the work is about two-thirds completed. Re
also reports that the Cheyenne Indians,
after celebrating the medicine festivities
to do which they left their reseryatioo.
started for the Antelope hills.
1t is not known where they will turn Ut,
| next, but their agent does not seem to ats
prehend any trouble. There were EsI
under Little Robe refused to follow the
main band, and remained at the agency.
The Arapahoes, under Little Raven, Pow
der FACE, Yellow Bear and Big Mouth,
numbering $50 lodges, are on their reserya-
tian, and are peaceable. 1t is said they
VIII defend the whites against the Chey-
ennes should the latter make the attack.
NORFOLK, July l0.-GeOrge Sands, mata
on duty on the United States receiving shin
New Hampshire. committed suicide to-day
by shooting himself through the head with
a navy revolver. The suicide is believed
to have been caused by disappointed love,
The deceased was twenty-three wears o!
age, and son Of John K. Sands, Rear Admi.
raj, United States navy.
RICHMOND, July 10-In the case of DR.
Cullen. one of the surgeons in the Mords.
cal.McCarty duel, who refused to testify
before the grand jury, on tie ground that
he might criminate himself Judge Guigns
to day decided that he must answer this
questions propounded by the grand Jury.
or held for contempt. Counsel asked for a
suspension OF sentence in order to appeal to
the Supreme Court, which was granted, and
the commitment of the witness was post.
poned until that time.
Notwithstanding the refusal of DR.. Cu;.
len to testify in the dueliEg case, the grand
jury, with the evidence before them, found
true bills of Indictment against the four.
seconds for the willful ard malicious mur.
der Of MOrdecai.
BosToN, July lO.-Two boys, while .cus.
fling for pistol, were wounded by the dis.
charge of the weapon. One was shos
through the breast, the other through th.
hand.
MEMPHIS, July lO-There was only ono
death from cholera reported to the boarS
Of health to-day.
NASHVILLE, July l0.-There were elevsn
interments to-day, of which three wers
from cholera.
CHATTANOOGA, July lo-There were.
seven deaths to-day. all of colored peOpI..
No cholera cases among the number.
CINCINNATI, July lO.-The delegates t.
the Jewish conference reassembled thin
morning. Resolutions we're adopted 1e.
Questing the cOnvocation of all the jew ish
congregations in the United States for the
securing OF a more perfect union that ths
ton and other Interests of the Jewish geli.
gion may be promoted thereby.
The laws framed for the body vera
adopted, after which the following exec,..
tive board was elected: B. Bsttman, julius
Frieberg, NJ. Hellmsn. A. A. Kramer.
Nathan Moses, H. Mack. Lippman
Levy. Henry Stix, Solomon Levy. M.
cinnati; N. Bloom, N. L. Dembitz, N.
T. Bloch, Of Louisville: l.. Silverman
and Joseph Rosenberg, of Chicago; II.
Barnberger, Of Indianapolis; Samuel Meyer I.
of EvansvillescS Mann, Of Cleveland; A. E.
Frankland of Memphis. The conference
then adjourned to meet in Cleveland on th .
second Tuesday in July, next year. Tho
executive board met and organized to-
night, and prepared for immediate work.
1t was resolved to invite the formation Of
cooperative auxiliary societies not mem.
bers Of the union.
Five deaths from cholera reported to-day.
MARTINsvILLE. Ind, July 10.-Quite an
excitement prevailed here to day over tho
arrest made last week of John Bishop.
charged with killing man in Kentucky
last Christmas.
Two men seeking the reward offered, and
claiming to have authority from the Gov.
ernor, took him just in time to mako the 8
A. NJ. train for Louisville. Bishops friends
have since looked into the matter, finding
no authority for the same, and have re.
ceived a requisition from Governor Hen.
bricks for his return to this State. The
parties declare the full vengeance Of tho
law against the two men making the arrest,
provided they can find them.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 1O.-The directors
the lndianapOlcs, Cincinnati and Lafayette b
road to-day voted to drop the transfer Of
the railroad from the receiver pursuant to
the order of the United States court. Mr..
NJ. E. Ingalls, was elected director, vice 10
seph G. Butler. deceased. and was subse.
quently elected president.
BALTIMORE, July lO.-William Dean, sees
rotary and treasurer Of the Canton COM.
pany. died to-day, aged sixty four years.
He was an employee Of the company for d
number of years.
The board of police commissioners today
continued their examination of the attack
on the Asbury colored church Sunday.
cluding adjourned over until to morrow.
The chief object of the inquiry by the CON-
siOners is to ascertain whether the polits-
men discharged their duty faithfully.
LITTLE Rock, July l0.--A severe stor1a
Of wind and rain passed over this city abou.
three o'clock this morning and again about
four this evening. Several houses were un."
rooted. among others the Deter block.
where considerable damage was done tn
the offices and stores in the building. 4
large number of trees were upr0oted. aaI
the streets flooded with water
FORTRESS MONROE, Va. july !0.-The
United States steamer Worcester, the flag.
ship of the North Atlantic squadron. flying
the flag of Rear Admiral George II. Scott.
arrived here at =. NJ. in company witt.
the Wyoming. and anchored Of the port.
All on board are well.
Weather Report.
WAR Dsrssf,sse.3
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
washington. July 10. 1873. a:3s T. M. }