New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-24
TRON FIYer PAO8.l

IRON f1fQ PAO4.i
Aounced uy tho officers of
sonspany here 10 be uttes1y
It the entire story Ia made out
th. The conductorof the train
o says nothing of the kind 90
n that evening Or on any other oc-
Is stsaiIsG CIsthins.ss 49,
aarles Mouz, said to represent Lowndes
anty in the Mississippi Legislature. was
.rrested here Yesterday for stealing lot OF
clothing from room in the L'aciecs House.
yalsatien Of Real Estate in Bsstsn.
BosToN, August 23-Eotwithstanding the
GREAT loss bv the November tire, the valua-
ton of real and personal property in Bos-
ton this year will show an increase OF
little more than $7,000,G00 over last year.
The rate cf taxation will be ABOUT si3 per
thousand.
PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-The fifth
championship game between the Athletics
and Nashiugtons resulted, after a fine con-
test. in favor of the former. The weather
was delightful, and the attendance COM
Daratiyelv large. The fielding Of each was
yery good, the Athletics winning by their
sQuerior batting in the fifth and sixth in
nirys. Seore--Athletics, seven; Washing
ions, two. r
Investlgasien of the Ntorsue Horror.
There was another hearing to-day in the
case of Deputy Coroner Sees, Superintend.
enc of M0rgue Baxter and McCuen, the
driver of the cOroner's wagon. The two
former are charged with trafhcking in dead
bodies and the latter with robbery. The
stolen from the body of Munce and pawned
by McCueu; that the body was removed to
the college with the clothes on, and that
4he superintendent of the mOrgue failed to
keep q record Of the clothing or property
- required by law. .F 'ts~ nHi 11liF
A witness testified that Baxter looked .
little like the man Who took the body to
the college, and that he had frequently
taken other II bodies to that, place.
There was NO direct evidence against the
deputy cOroners, but they, along with Bax-
ter. were held for further hearing. Nc
'Cuen was committed. rntsa Iet.
Pestence Discentinued.
L1rTLB Rock, Ark, August %. = The
ON the line of the Fort Smith railroad, hav
ing been broken into by thieves two or three
times lately. and the postmaster having re-
ported that he could not protect the mails,
special mail agent Edgerton has discon-
.hnued the Office. -
s..fa'5 ~ Hvars,hebi., -1H'@i I'D o.
Mrs. Sarah johnson, q white woman, who
-waa bitten by rabid dog about year ago,
was attacked with hydrophsbia on We'd
.nesday last and died yesterday morning.
-af t.-s PROBABILITIES.
t,.-,..rt WAR DkpARrnRN1,,
-sts . Once Chief Signal Oticer, ,
WashingtOn August %, l873, as p u.
For New England and the Middle States incrsas-
sng cloudiness. lower temperature, with threaten
ing weather and rain -',
For the lake region. fresh to brisk northeast to
southeast winds, with partly cloudy weather and
% h N e
with Increasing force.
For the Ohio valley and thence westward TO
s and y nfnd nsnds
9or the Gulf States high temperature, little
change in the pressure hight easterly to southerly
winds, and less cloudiness
For the South Atlantic States threatening
weather. with light rain tonight followed BY part.
3y cloudy and warmer weather tomorrow.
River Inteligesce.
S9T0. Wind southeast, fresh ArIived-Bark ken
cine John Williamson, Nicsll master, ffty two days
New end napea Emily
Souder.
SHREVEPORT. August 2a,--weather clear and
s The Es fell sp1 ne9ss since lat
and Frank Morgan. for Rev orleans- 4 ~Tsfs
vICxsBuRG, August 23-Passed dowD-Ozark at
4P.M up-Lady Lee st 4. John Kyle at sP.
AZ. Weather warm and clear. River falling.
MEnpH., August 2a.-Weather cloudy and hot.
Gtver declining DepArted-Grsnd Tower for st.
Louis, Ciarksyille for Arkansas river aad City Of
Augusta for White river.
BvassyrLLB August 23.-Weatber' clear and hot /
Mercury $50. River risen two inches.
LOUIS VILE, August 23-River rising slowly; five
teet four inches in the canal and three feet four
snrhes in the chute. Mercury ranging between
9oo and 96o.
CAIRO, ANgast 23.-Arrived- shannon. from New
-Orleans At six last night. Departed Colorado
for vicksburg, ut eight last night; shannon for
Cincinnati, at "A. NJ; Bee, for New Orleans. at 4
p. NJ. River fallen five inches. Weather clear;
mercury $50. -. N
PlTrssuRG, August 23.-River falling; scant Eve
geet. Weather hot, indications OF rain. n
CINCINNATI, August 23.-River eleven feet and "
falling. Observation-Disclosures for New Orleans.
Sf. LorIs, August 23--Arriyed-Pauline Carroll
And Henry Ames from New Orleans. Departed
Nollie Moore for New Orleans City of vicksbrrg
for vicksburg. River falling slowly. Weather
clear aud very warm.