New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-15
WHOLE NUMBER 1873.

insured $1,000. Total amount Of insurance on
property destroyed $l63000, probable loss
by insurance companies 100000; total
value Of property destroyed $500, 200.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July l4.-The choleraG
has broken cut among the convicts in the
have been reported, of which two died.
The entire prison has been disinfected and
is in excellent sanitary condition. 1t is
| thought the disease is under control.
| BROOKLYN. July 1.-THE authorities
who have investigated the matter are posio
| tive that Roscoe was only present.
sent, but assisted Kate Stoddard in the
murder of Goodrich.
| NASHVILLE, Tenn. July li.-SeveraS
deaths occurred at Paducahhey. yesterday
and last night from cholera, caused by ims
prudence. The exact number is not res
ported.
| CIsC1SNAr,. July 1.-THE United States
marshal to day arrested John Ridge@ey and
| Isaac Cole at Eaton, Ohio, on the charge
Of counterfeiting. Il is believed that they
| belong to large gang.
! Two cholera deaths reported here to-day
| MEMPHIS, July N-Some two years since
the county voted $50o,0Oo in the stock OF
| with the provisO that the money should not
be used outside the county until the road
was completed within it. Two hundred
| thousand dollars in warrants has already
been issued to the company. and some time
since the county court appointed
committee to investigate the wors
done and the affairs of the road, which,
| committee made a report against the come
pany. and to-day the county court. by @
! vote of sixteen to five, refused to issue any
| more warrants, on the ground that the
money voted by the county had been used
outside of it, and in violation of the original
I contract. 1t is understood the company
will bring suit for the remainder OF the
| bonds.
On Sunday nigh. Jim johnson was shot
and killed at Whites station, near here
johnson was visiting one Davis sister and
had been ordered not to come there agalno
which warning was disregarded, with the
result above stated. Davisis in Jail. Both
| are cOlOred.
No deaths from cholera to-day.
| BALTIMORE, July l4.-About six o'clock
this afternoon, in the river. few miles be-
low the city, off Willow Grove, a squaI
struck and capsized a sail boat with seven
young men in it, four of whom wero
drowned. Their names are Miller Spence
j. Andrews, B. Wilson and Gregg Crook.
| DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 14.-At the antio
monopoly convention, held here Saturday.
a full county ticket was nominated, and
delegates elected TO the State Convention
Resolutions were passed declaring no supo
port to be given to any man for Office who
is not in full sympathy with producers and
manufacturers and opposed to monopoliess
WALLACETOwN, Canada, July Ia. A
furious hurricane and rain storm passed
over this place to day, doing great damage
to buildings, fences and crops: 9.
san FRANCIsCo, July l4.-The steamship
Colorado has arrived. All well.
A giant powder cartridge which man
held in his hand yesterday, exploded blowo
ing him to atoms.
The Mormon mission to Arizona, the obo
iect of which was to build that section of the
Southern Pacific road, met with many disase
ters.
Seven hundred are on their way homeo
They suffered terribly. Returning emie
grants report great suffering for want OF
I water and pasturage.
A Chinese washwoman yesterday killed
The steamship Colorado brings the folo
lowing news.
The tea-laden steamer Drummond Castlee
from Shanghai for London, was wrecked
on the thirty first of May. on the Chusap
The Offices of the Japan Mail Company
have been destroyed by fire.
Trade in Japan is extremely dull. The
farmers are alarmed about the rice crop.
Bv order of the department of education
all foreign teachers will in future be-
obliged to pocure licenses. No teacher OF
the CnrlSllau Religion SuhiI Oe chplOyou.
Reports from the interior of Japan state
that several prisoners have been burned by
mobs.
ROCHESTER, July l4-United States Com
missioner William G. Stone committed SUI
eide this morning by drowning himself in q
cistern on his own premis es. He was labos
ing under temporary abe ration of mind.
ALBANY, July IA fire in Greenbush
destroyed twenty-four dwellings on Broad
9 wayoand Columbia Streets also, severa
7 lumber yards. Loss 100000.
: EVANSVILLE, July 1.-two cars were un
0 trucked on the Nashville division Of tn
= ST. Louis Southeastern railroad on SatuS
t day night. Fifteen persons were hurt. .
New HAVEN, Conn, July 4.-One mai
Y stabbed another fatally last night, for tam
!: pering with his wife.
" The husband was afterward found dea'
e supposed from excitement.
g PoUGHKEEs1E, July 1i.-Betore the ad
G iOnrnment of the international Convention
l. of the Young Mems Christian Association
q a movement was inaugurated looking t
the organization of Young Women
g Christian Association in this country.
II RICHMOND, July lin the Clarke cOur
It ty court to-day George and Oscar Littl
IS were indicted for the murder of thei
o. brother Clinton, and being arraigne
pleaded not guilty. This is the affair whic
d occurred near Winchester on the fifth {
Il July, in which several of the brother
ie Little were engaged. two of them and the
st mother being wounded and one killed.
i Weather Report.
- WAR DEPARTMENT,
y Office Chief Sipnal Officer