New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Episcopal Convention Mt Memphis-Agass
siz-First Train for Week on the
Burlington and Missouri Road-Mens
Women and Children Frozen to Death
Tweed in Cemadu-Extensive COnfiaa
Gration-Gas NIen Striking in Cincina
nnti-The AIOdOc War-CasuaItiesoo
| Ground Breakers for the Texas Road
! ut san Diego.
SAN Francisco, April 22.-The women
/ and children were removed before the mas
| saCre of the peace commissioners. The
MOdocs appear Iptrenched in a neighboring
| cave.
| Eleven dead and one live MOdoc wer9
! found in the lava beds to-day, making sixo
| teen AodOc warriors dead. Six United
| States soldiers and one civilian were killed
I and eleven men wounded. When the cave
airy returns the red tiends will be attacked
Dispatch No. 20 says: Nothing has transo
pred. The troops are awaiting the return
| Of the cavalry and Warm Spring Indians.
| Ldter.~-Heavy and steady firing is going
on at the head OF the Long cave, where the
| troops were attacked by Indians coming
! down for water.
| Tho following is an additional list of the
| killed and wounded in the battle of the
! sixteenth at the lava bed: Private j. NJ.
| Jones, First Cavalry, finger of right hand
| shot away; Private ii. p. Meakens, Battery
| Z. Fourth Artillery, flesh wound in righg
| leg; Private William Cunningham. Battery
| Z, Fourth Artillery, flesh wound in small
| OF the back; Robert A. Dallas Indian, shot,
| in calf OF the leg; Private Harmon. Battery
| +, Fourth Artillery, shot dead on field and
scaiped: Private Connard, Company 60
Twelfth Infantry, wounded in calf of tina
| ley. Sergeant Morgan, Battery f, Fourth
Artillery, shot through the head and dies
| OH the field.
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road yesterday at San Diego, a large as
sembldge being present. The directors say
that the road will be completed by 1876.
WASHINGTON April 22.-.Tho State De.
partment has instructed the American
Minister 20 Austria to inquire into the reo
ports of the purchase for restaurant stS'
tiOns and cOmmissi0Deyshigs TO the Vienna
exposition. o
CNCISNATI. April 2!-An extensive fire
at OwingVille Bath county. Kentucky, lasS
night destroyed the livery stables of James
Stone and j, a. Lee. dry goods stores OF
w. II. DOugherty & Co. and G. w. Barnes
saddlery shops of Henry Scott and james
Franklin, law office of Nesbit & Judge, an0
several dwellings. The loss is not stated
the insurance is light. The fire is believed
to have been the work of an incendiary.
Thirty nine of the forty three stokeSs az
the gasworks struck Gor more wages ans
fewer hours OF labor. New hands haSn
been engaged.
L1SCoLS, Neb., April 2Ss-The first frain
for week on the Burlington and Missouri
railroad arrived to-day The storm wac
the worst ever known Men were frozen t9
death within two rods of their houses while
trying to get theiF stick under shelter
Many wOmeA aud children were trOzeRo
The destruction 20 horses and cattle was
great. The gUllies OF the Salr0aj Age 9illydI
with snow as hard as rec.
WATERTowE. n. J.. Aaril .:>23.-~NilIiaul
n Tweed is az Kingston, Ontario.
BosTON. April ;,s!-,John Anderson. of
York. has decided ." Professor AgassiH
penckez island for 1ae proposed natural
history school.
MEMPHIS. April !!.-The Episcon4i con
vtntIun of the diocese uf Tennessee 8ssem.
bed AZ st. Mary's Caths draI i'll this city E0-
day The Right Rev. bishop QdiBtSVsI
presided.
Hea'her Reporrs
WAR DEPaR1SFyY
OFce Chief signal t3tficer, ;
Washington. ApH! u, 1873. A:S p. a.
PKoBABILITIEs.
!ne sto' IN area of i"w barometer VIII extend 'as
Wednesday cas- ward over the Middle ASl.BIG
coast, aud thence northeast 20 storm Nf cOnsid
crab severity. The barometer viii costume so
rise in the Northwest and over the uprsr lakes,
With cold northerlV winds. SOutherlV "ind5 Vrry-
ing to northerly viii prevail in the Western GnlS
states, probably forming = severe HorthrS. Fog
the South Atlantic Sta'es .Outswest winds Fret-
ing TO north"'s; s8ti. cloudy "eathsE an3 falling
barometer.
Cauronary signaIa continue sS Wilmington
Norfolk, Cape Ny and baltimore. and have bee"
ordered far Charleston. Ssss4RaJ, New SE6s
New Haven and Woods Hole
River InIeiigenceo
&oyrHqE.T Pas. RyrS 2, = = h.-SArOnsfps
st,p Sherman a. -, = W, baker master. franS
Er'. York, 10 : ". aud sig-en. Sailed-S chooneS
Lady Woodbury.. 81. the bar, bound out-Stehn6
ship MnuesJIS, GJts.sso bound iL-SteamslGp