New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-30


Whey supply with Liausr.
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-The Assembly
OF the United Presbyterian Church of North
America convened beye to-day. Rev. j. 7.
ScOulter moderator.
The game of base ball between the Phit.
adelphia and Baltimore clubs resulted in
favor Of the Philadelphia. score to 3.
Runs earned-Philadelph ;. Baltimore =.
SsS FRANCISCO, May 2S.-Bogus Char.
lay, Shacknasty Jim. Hooker Jim and
Steamboat Frank. after a conference with
General Davis and a ride through a por.
ton Of the lava beds. have been furnished
with four days rations, hor;es and Spiine.
field rifles. and nave started on the al! of
Captain Jack. The proposition made by
them is to kill him OF capture him with tho
rest of his band. General Davis is satis.
Ted OF their loyalty.
ALBANY. May 23.-The following b:lI
passed the Legislature to-day: Every hus-
band. wife. child. parent, guardian. en.
ployer or other person who shal! be injured
in person. in property or in the means OF
| supper: by any intoxicated person, or i'll
! consequence OF intoxication. habitual or
| otherwise: il any persons shall have right OF
| action III his or her naIne against any per.
son or persons who shall, by selling or giving
| away Intoxicating liquors, cause intoxica-
| tiOn in whole or part of such person or per.
sons. and any person or persons owning or
| renting or permitting the occupation of any
building or premises. or having knowledge
4 that Intoxicating liquors are to be sold
I therein. shalt be liable. several!y or
! jointly. with the person or persons
selling or giving away intoxicating
| liquors aforesaid. for all damages sustained.
! and for exemplary damages; and all dam.
ages recovered By a minor, under this act.
shall be paid either to such minor or to his
! or her parent. guardian or next friend, as
| the court shall direct, and the unlawful
! sale Or giving away OF Intoxicating i'auors
| shall work forfeiture of all right OF the
lessee or tenant under any lease or contract
Of rent upon the premises.
MOBILE, May 25-The Mobile and Ohi1
Railroad Company has laid the new ght
rail. known as patent ang gle iron, on part Of
its track. Trains passed over it yesterday.
| 1t the test proves successful il will mate
rally reduce the cost OF construction OF
railroads.
| 1t has rained here during the past forty.
eight hours. Heavy rains are also prevail.
ing throughout the interior.
| CISCINSATl. May 29.-The musical fest.
val committee to-day officially aureuIced
tha: hereafter the Cincinnati musical testl-
va! would be held bienn;ally: the second
one in May. 1875. The committee invite all
the musical societies in America 70 partici.
| pate. and state that the programme will
soon be promulgated.
ISDIIHAPoLIs, May 29-1n the Nationa al
Agricultural Congress. today, the comm t
| tee on agricultural colleges reported tor
adoption resolution approving and indors'
ing the efforts now being made to secure
additional aid from Congress for the col
| leges established under the land grant OF
1862. An adverse minority report being Of
tered. both reports were tabled.
The committee on miscellaneous bills re-
ported a series of resolutions declaring tbs
reports of Combinations of any class to in
crease or decrease the value of labor, or pro
; | duct OF labor. as pernicious in their intin.
! ence and against the interests Of farmers
that the eight hour law is unwise, unjus,
and disturbing element in the business o
the whole country. and ought 20 be re
peaied. The resolutions were rejected by :
large majOrity.
A lengthy report from the committee OF
) transportation was referred back tos !AodA
tication. Adjourned.
DETROIT. Nav GA bo;ie: in Stevens
shingle mil! exploded today. killing on'
! and fatally woundlng five or six persons
The building was dem olished.
BOsIoN. May 29.-The Labor Reform
' Convention has determined to nominate
s full State ticket N August.
:, The United States District Attorney il
l dead. aged tifty-six years.
: CONCORD. n. H.. May 29 An elaborate
:. opinion OF the Supreme Court decides Ger
. tain questions with regard to counting vote
! which elect Austin T. Pike to Congress.
Columbus White. a black scayengev die'
0 | in vault.
: Weathev report.
WAR DgrAKrssyt
Office Chief sigma OtfceI,
;. Washington. MAJ %. 1913. ;:.' ?. u.
PROBABILITIES.
!. | foe Ell. So-t!wss: and Hppe. lakes, anil 'henc
q 7 70 the ssours and Ohio va. ley, pOr'heasteIl
/. I and southeas: winds. cool, cloudy weather an
:. rain. Fc: Tennesses, and the Cuff and Sou;i: Al
3 lantie States. southeast aud mort s.aas winds
g | cloudy weather and rain. For the MIDI" Saite
e | and lower lakes northwest and noI,heas. wind!
! fallin. temperature. higher barometer. part. AN
| increasingly cloudy weather and a5ion.i .. .i1
X For New England and Canada sot.t' sr5: an
7. northwest winds. rising barometer ; slc.
1 cooler weather..
n River Intelligence.
3 SorrH-ss: Pass, May g. . = ~ -G.,,rnett
| Ca vestO1. A. NJ, Rowland master from. Ne
! YORK, 20 George A. Fosdick 4. Co. .sil.4-Stean
! ship May.
PAssALOrrR., MAY o. Noon Wind .out
I fresh. Arrived-Steamship Lavaca. 3 A. NJ, Cool
- sey, master. from st. Marks. tG Post I. Hobby. y
- departures.
- MgnpHts May %. Weather geaerarv.iea,. Riv
De stationery Departed-Juha fOE Vicksburg; Gil
OF Chester, City of Vicksbuig and Bismarck for
g Louis, G. B. Church. for sew Orlean<. ..4d Sh,
OI | lock, for Cincinnati
ne vICKsBUKs May 29-Weathef warm and cre
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