New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-31
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meeting here to-day, adopted motion re-
indicating the recent action of the Dodge
Comfy Orange in calling State cOnven-
ton 1T Milwaukee, on the thirteenth OF
August, and issued an order to the oranges
throughout the State to disregard the call,
and not lend themselves to any political
scheme in opposition to tie cardinal prIn-
ciples of their order.
Selling Female Chinese Emigrants.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29.-Twenty-twO
'Chiuese felsales, brought by steamship yes
terday IRON Hong Kong. were sold at pub
lie auction today. in the Chinese quarters.
The young girls brought as high as $3.50
each, and the middle aged and old women
from $500 I, $l00 each.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
BUFFALO. july 30.-A collision occurred
at Clinton crossing yesterday. Two ladies
were killed and ten inirred. There were
no Southerners among the passengers.
Five Men Fatally Injured.
CHIcAc, ,, July 30.-At the Chicago roll
ing mil about dozen workmen were en-
gagged 10 removing an imperfect blast ON
one OF the furnaces, when suddenly large
mass of clirher was detached. making an
opening in the .IrEsce end there rushed
out an i'r,herse volume Of gas which,
coming 10 contact With 'ie outer air, ex-
|. ploded, filing the place With hot flames,
which completely envelOped eight work
men. Five were so horn IDLY bun led that
not one is expected to recover.
The Civil Damages Liquor Law.
New BURG. y. Y. July 3o.-The first case
under the ciyi' damages liquor law IVES
tried here yesterday. The jury gave YER
dict for $50 for the plaintiff. The sr't was
brought by woman for 1900 damages
against Bernard Mitchell. for the alleged
sale of liquor TO her husband. The case
will be appealed.
Kentucky Crops Improved by the Rain.
LOUISVILLE, July 30.-The recent rains
here prove very beneficial to the crops in
Cen, al Kentucky. which were IN ia con-
dillon before.
Good Crops Promised in Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE, July 30-The crop reports
from f'ty-sX points along the line Of the
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad, in Wis
corsin, say the prospects for wheat and
other small grains was never bett II. Wheat
will average twenty bushels 70 the acre,
end of excellent quality. Harvesting has
commenced. SIXTEEN points in Minnesota
also give tiat'ering accounts OF coming
ha' vest; some points estimate yields at
thirty bushels to the acre. A few pls , IN
Northern Iowa report good yield, equal
to last yes-. With fair mai vest weather
the crops in the Northwest WI make
handsome showing.
st. Louis Mutual Lie Insurance Company.
ST. LOUIS, July 3o.-The State agents and
other representatives of the st. Louis MC-
iual Life Insurance Company from Hen
lucky, Tennessee. Michigan. Virginia,
North Carolina. District of Columbia. Penn
sylvauis. Maryland. Georgia, Ohio, Kansas,
Texas. Minnesota. New York, Iowa, Louis
lana, California. Nevada and Miss Ssippi ar
yiyad hora Z ,.lav l to Ia in the plp(
ton of a new board of directors, which g
10 tlke place te-moi ow. The ticket put
forth recently by the policy holders of St.
Louis " II be somewhat modified to satisfy
and harmOrize the vai.Ous interests end
opinions represented.
Interim. .Onnl Patent Rights Congress.
VIEhNA July 30.-The in irrational con-
gress called to discuss mears for the pro-
lection of patent rights will assemble on
the for n of August.
A $4,000 Sawmill Burned.
DETROIT. July 80. david Botsford's saw
mill, at howard City, Michigan, burned
ance unknown.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Otfce Chief Signal officer, ;
Washington, July 50. 1873. 4:35 P. n.
PROBABILITIES.
On Thursday IN the Gulf ard Sauth Atlantic
States continued south and southwest winds and
hume Gus local rains.
For the Middle stat $ Hrth winds. veering in
some sections to sOutherly, somewhat higher tenn.
yerature and partly cloudy weather.
For New England northwest winds, clear or part. |
iy clear weather.
For the Ohio and Missouri valleys and the upper |
:akes falling barometer, southeast II north asst
winds, cloudy weather ard numerous local rains.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. July -, P. M.-Barometer 1910. |
Wind south and ligh. No arrivals or depal lures.
and fresh. No arrivals. Sailed-Steamship Mar. |
gsret at p NJ.
SHREvEPoRr, July :t-Heavv showers all day. |
P,ver fell one inch. Arrivei-Maria Louse from |
New Orleans. Departed-Texas, for New Orleans.
VICKsBUKG, July 31.-No boats up or down to-day.
Weather cloudy and pleasant. River falling
MEMPHIS. July 3o.-Weather cool and rainy
The river is fallir slowly. Departed-Ncb Long.
worth for Cincinnati. and Capitol City. for st.
Louis
PIrrsBuRG. July 3o--River six feet four inches and
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, July JG.-River falling; five feet in |
clear and warm. ATrived-C. 3. Church. ION
ClNc1NNArr, July 80 River ei.h: feet six i.ches
and falling. Weather fair and warm.
st. LOUIS. July 3o.-Nn arrivals Departed
{; encoe and r. Z. Lee f New Orleans. River fall.
ing Very heavy rain all the afternoon. with the
EVANSVILLE July :n.-Weather clear till P. NJ:
now couding, with signs OF rain and wind. The |
river has fallen six inches il the last tweutyfOur
lours.
CAIRO, July 3o.-.ATIiv.d-Marr Miller, from Gin.
cinna... at 10 P. NJ Mohawk. nom st. Loris. at 9
4 NJ. Colorado from St. LOUIS at P NJ: Mary Z. |
from New Orleans AT 5 p. Vi. Dr:sarted-TOlle, for
New Orlesus. at II P. NJ Mary Nl!.er, Tor New Or
cans, at p. NJ Colorado. for Vlckspurg. at P. |
v MohawE. for View or,ea:-, al . P. ID; Mary
:. Pee for Sbrevepo,t AZ s T NJ, and Common.
v, llth for st. Louis at p. NJ, River fallen FIVE
aches. Now raining. Weather 'oo!.