New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-12
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Death by Cholera Drivss q Painee0 -
Auicide-Meeting Of Ne wies BrotAers
Creditors-The Allen. VI cSseofe VrizO
fjRhs-Sec0n6 Dspesis Nath.-lI nilrsa1
Collision il New JerseV-.AeeiAsss aS
S;arrisON's-4he at West Roiut-
The Ln.f MwdeP Ca1-ChildYeO
Wounded BY . PsvdSv ENpSss1e.-
COllfery ElpSosisn-PsohDhia II
lsah-freuble Aa,icipated ssteA eho
Kiswa. snd Coa,a nc-Aes ON Acosu~e Of
the Dessntisn Of Anntania anA Bie
Tres-Chslera Abailsg iN Aasiviile-s
Outrage in lBtliane- Nuraers h sf.
Louis. Anbuss and Cincin.aai.
MEMPHIS. Jun, lone .. the sevefest
rain and thunder Storms ever known hero
ragged about Ten o'clock Vast night. accom-.
panied by immense sheet. Of electricity.
II an houv ..Ei taE ! Il 400 inches o1
rain fell.
l. Is feared shat great dam ,ye has been
dOne the planting interests IL the I'D jacent
country. but che sanitary condition Vt this
CITY is greatly improved.
The Hon. Jacob Thompson y recovering
from an attack Of cholera.
There were twentr-iour interments 30.
DAY. against eighteen yesterday. Blu. little
excitement prevails in regard to oh Olera.
and few persons hav" lett the city. 1t il
generally believed that the severe rain Oi
last night will have beneficial effect.
a painter. named T. = jackson. com.
mittef suicide today by taking iaudanum.
1t is said that fear OF the cholera WAS the
Gause.
PHILADELPHIA. June ll.--At . meeting
Of the American cTucibe steel nanutac.
turers to-day il was resolve! to maintain
the present prices Of steel.
Ten thousand people to-day Witnessed
the game of base ball, between the Atble.
tics and the Philadelphia. The score i, as
G,llows-Athletics five, Philadelphia seven.
Runs earned, Philadelphas three.
NEWARK, N. J.. June ll.-A passenger
train trom New York and freight train
from Market street, Newark. coliided at
East Newark at r. II Both engir.s were
demolished. The baggage Gar tesscOped
into the smoking car. One OF the engineers
wa. fatally wounded. A large number OF
the passengers were cut and bruised: those
in the smoking car crowded through the
windows. The air brake. prevented a more
serious disaster. Had IL. collision occurred
"A ,uinnte sooner there wnnld have been
terrible los. of life The engineer OF the
freight train is blamed.
GARRISON. y Y. J,.r 1.-The Chicago
.xui"s. train. which l.:i New York city a:
zen o'clock thi. morning. me: with nn acc!'
den! ~ this station. jour'..! %; ih' pas.
s-n.er coaci, brok" .n6 Ia. car Jumped
bu, did not upset, One if''- :ir.. whose
nam. was nc' asc rth.H''., bad her tEc!o
.iislcated. 5ote ira, H. are "i'st-Uc'e; and
all trains are dtiaNc,: mt the r"a'' VIII
soon b.. clear. Th. passengers bS :nc CHI.
caya express train hav. 90" forward.
WEsr POINY. n. Y. june ll.--G neral
Sherman reached heic - H"o!. and received
!, .alute this afternr n" joined PSesi.
aent Grant in the OK .iniE ~, room.
B JSYON. June ii --lhe second gen .rai
40 r,,n. OF the creditors OF B.wles Br" thers
& CO. was held ;n-dA. a. the United
S.are court house TOR tn purpose %! allow.
ing the creditors Z" .r,re their claims
ONT few were y sen. bL j. "A large
nun: tr "t claims @a.- U'e'"n' cn nv the
a t. n.->- Of the ditfeIr.t .red' ora x mat.
e' ~ great impor'an :" the creditors
c.H. up for hr2r,s. 80 ., -rou. before,
Juh :. Lowell, ot Tie Il - -. ..ur. anon
&. question of the ac''' .u.r or -.iection
ct a .l.lrtpn's offer tor: ,-..,.r,,,n,s. which
y '.mek.. up the G. ..,, It Bowles
4 o.htr- & Co.
II. L. Cls, jun i, Il. .sroni deposit
~; -. sah, % ITS {. s !'' IN me foln,
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