New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

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SsGTzBURE. March jesse Cppercuc,
iEzzsf,sS FOR the murder OF his aunt, has
Sx4SE LcaEittea.
9yszGa-7s=StovrH, n. H.. March t.--Cornelia
TSETgrSer and Aunctta lawson, Germans,
-oyra 15urdere1 on one of the ShOa' Islands
1Isqt. uiLhJ by Loui- Wagner. vino also at
-Gnzpe,,si 10 kill Mrs. HGntree-, sister t" one
I'd en-, girls. but she made her escape
Ss&aesy was the object OF the murderer.
Stxa., slowever, obtained but 81. lie t"ag-
ssssT, r9s not yet been arrcated
fsr.71aIs March John -. Sa;" lee
-is,,.A .o-nlght in he sew hemphl. Ihe.
VSI5~.. SuDltct-LOVc
srSsssuRG. n j March The Eagle
FEsagf and thirty business houses were
srszvar4l to-day. Loss 500 900.
Es-RBUgG. n. Y. March ".-Thc1mome'
sSI5 y" below zero.
CLEVELAND I'm .rch ".-i'rice Brothers
4s,srsssTs and brokers OF this city, made an
sr.pfg-r, rpent this morning to W. ' taylor
1Sa ,aiiure was caused by decline N
sfks~SS. The liabilities amount 20 Si-'''VVV'
AsSls CHGlr assets are ample.
Rer-rHoRE. March ".---in the Baltimore
AyEaal Conference Of the Methodist EpiS-
.sa~.af Church South to-day, tue eXalnlna-
7i,sn az characters being in order, when the
.,,vr,s, af /, ID. Houston waS called Rev. =.
ErreTs, presiding elder ct this district, an
,s.asEneal1 that he had in hla possession YER
,sssrst >sr the committee OF investigation, 10
-,sdhsno the case of DIR. Houston was referred.
y11ss nresldiug Bishop stated that consh
Ssaf.gxai committee Of three would ne ap-
smsinGea TO consider the report.
aA' Houston has not yet made hls APP
.sSxgHKce at the conference.
Ao.sr,s. March 6-The government and
.,szsssyation directors Of the Union Paclt1c
;.y3gS.za are in session to-day. and nave re.
sss.s,sd Horace +. Clarke president ana
E,bm Duff vice president. They will not
zsffgbarn before night.
H@y1 ERANCIsCO, March 1.-THE following
7x<,a,1s are offered to the ModOC5:
gIagr--TO surrender a, prisoners "l wa
5sGScgeral Candy, aud 10 receive iuil am
a.ssf.y Cor the past :,
pnd--To DO removed 10 Ange!
aasezI and there to bc clothed, led ana
.sk.sns.,eed az the soldiers are, until perma-
assfns home IN some warmer country can DO
xIsaG1 perhaps Arizona.
gysyst-To 10 clothed fed and sheltered
~ ehs95r new home until 5nch time as they
ws,g ~, able to maintain themselves; they,
xAsig- women and children. to receive trans
pya.s.ygion 10 Ange! Island, and thence 10
-SssEsr now home.
4ronrch-General Candy IS Of the opinion
ssSs. Me can promise Captain Jack and some
- his head men permission to visit the
FTssideut.
zsu, indians was very unsatisfactory.
x3sf74,r ches was quite hostile in manner.
-..Gs4 sueech of Captain Jack was paclhc
sfary aine warriors were present DIT the
,ssfg,.5I, over twenty of whom we're
=.aana3rs to Steele.
sft@r the council. 5cariaced Charlie
&Ds Steele to sleep in his tChaTiey 81 bed
VI, tE ere was danger TO his safety ana mat
a.pvsrslld lock out for him. Charley sat be-
<-Sn h im all night
Hse che morning Captain Jack was deco
.s51ss.4 With warriors hat, and Schonsches,
,xsab was chief speaker, was quite furious IN
-ksKg and manner. After he had finished,
SNsS2Sn Jack made a war speech. ana the
7xss1-si,}v's hat was removed from his heau.
.E.5ggy. y-three warriors only were present at
The morning council.
qssataip Jack and Schoneches claimed
a.. tlsse we're all the warriors they had,
sOsas sAlnking they had been counted the
Cvs.,suE before. They finally proposed
rTAxs II thew could be left in the lava beds,
Ey,E il the past could be forgotten, they
zgsrEld make peace. They wanted Meacham
ssET S0plegate to com" TO them tomorrow
In sa.al5e hands and conclude peace.
So ~ quite evident that they intend treach-
,sNsy go these men. They did not want
,Cazs5rissoncrs Marlborough or Case to
-ssat.1 % the lava beds, but SAID that they
-sa4fI some If they pleased. Scar'aceh
SIAsE1is wanted to settle the matter and
~. u.vg8y. lie behaved ike white man.
2slAlrEVoRr. March departed Tues
Az Bart Able. FOR New Orleans: Belle OF
s,ssssvapo.t, iur St. Louis. Arrived on
gSSnesI lay Seminole and Henry Tate.
Ssxsz. pSsw Orleans, Ers: No 10. from .Ictter-
.,sar Separt.d-.a. Belle. from New or.
axssa. Airived to-day Il. II. Du"iee. from
81 G.,sis and c. II DuTiec and Lil.e fleta.
s,srs %.w Oiear.. Departed Texas
suqI i.speranza, FOr New Orleans: 4. H.
fssxg.rn.. Little Fieta and Seminole. Cor JEFF
sssrs,,r,. and Era No 20 for above The ratt
I'm -5vet ia, fallen :wo inches IL tn. past
"tsyr.Ssy four hours.
.EsEaysBURG. Pa, March Stu the Evans
<ux,s !. verdict of Sl29,000 was rendered.
'ss.". .: the charges Otfraud were sustained.
weather Report.
WAR DKPARinsSr
Office CHEF Signal Officer,
~Rshiugton, March 6. l61s. as 7. M
PROBABILITIES.
'3lg. svc.s OF lowest barometer will move
'stfjErg southeast aud east over Wisconsin.
sSsENsS SOuJh winds. with cloudy and threa'.
sssssr usather will continue from she Gulf
asssG 80 the upper lakes Southwest winds,
aSa.Rr2E 10 southeast with cloudy weather.
sssSB 9rSvail 10 the Middle and Eastern
SazSGsF. South and cast winds viii prevail
~ iiSzs Eastern. Gulf and South Atlantic
ssi.sgsreE, With rising temperature and cloudy
sSsesGSs-. The area Of lowest barometer
all tgs followed by north and west winds
ss,s1- SBakots aud Minnesota. and will be
=a,,rao sd F iday morning by high. northeast
r~Hts' ~ Lake Superior.
River Intelligence.
<e~a'-gwEsr Pass. March s. Noon--Ba.
s,zs,,.cs- 1915. Wind east. fresh. Ar.
-sssts Schooner Urah Il. Fisk. CrowelI,
sss.gSsg.. sixteen days from Turks Island,
VISTA ), cargo of salt, TO Russell 4 Hall.
-+au = ssh had very moderate weather until
&nss'gse ,, then took a heavy nOTther which
essa-N until yesterday, fine weather and
s5:5st, east-nOrtheast winds since then.
sbarNsper Brazos, Briggs. master. from
a3FsoSrs, ny, with cargo OF seed rice, to =
sssvgagdez. SAiled-SchOouer Nj. w. At.
.sJDs,.
UwsSsRURG. March 6-Passed down
.Js9ses Howard. at 4 A. N: George c.
MAJ, 1t A NJ; Mineola. at A. M; Tom
A1sgSc, at J. NJ. st. Luke, at . p. N.
Wy Yohn +. Tnlle, at nine last night.
zatrsSeg cool and clear River rising.
GgsJsISSATI, March 6.--River fourteen
.is3a six inches, falling. Weather clear.
ssEs1rsaEy is at 2 III
sxrrs~UkG, March 6.-River thirty inches,
ssasEst stationary thawed rapidly during
airs Gay.
A<sJtsYTLLE, March o.-Ihe river is fall
.ixs. sryen feet large in canal. tive feet in
.5sp cSz1Ie. Weather clear an mild.
SErsvod-Th"upSon Dean, from New Or
rsaNs- Down-Chaglrs BUdmaun, from Gin.
sssnhs.ss 10 New Orleans
NsESsvnLE, March 6.-Weather clear
zsiai 1lsasant. The river has fallen thirty
szr:ssss. Up-Robert Mitchell, at 3 P. NJ
4SaEta Cairo. Arrived-Louisville, from
'xsussaRaati, at 9 A. NJ; L. w. Skillinger,
EsS<sa Ged River, at 10; julia, from ST. Louis,
Nj a NJ; Liberty No 4, from New Or
zi,=ssss, 81 !. Drpai ted--Louisville for New
ssrssaSe nj p. ii Dexter, Tor St. Louis,
rs. SLIlLluu,-r for Elrcinnati Of O n