New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-09

SAN FRANCISCO. August 8-An Indian
fight near Camp Verde has just taken place.
Three Apaches were killed and five of
their women captured.
An ExcursiOnist Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA. August 3.-An excursion
ist to Atlantic City wasdrOwned yesterday.
Policeman Bitten by a Mad Dog.
BRIDGEPoRT, Conn. August S.-Patrick
Hearty, member of the police force OF this
city, vast severely bitten last evening by
his own dog. which is supposed to have
been mad. The dog first attacked Officer
Jennings, who was in conversation with
Hearty, but was beaten with a club 1t
then flew at its master and seizing him by
the cheek and neck lacerated both in a ter
rble manner. The dog was immedia tely
shot dead. Hearty's condition is very criti-
cal.
Ohio Constitutional Convention Adjourned
.CINcISsATl, August s.-The constitu-
tiOnal convention adjourned to meet again
in December.
The Coming Industrial Exposition.
Consignments of pictures and other works
Of art have reached the customhouse here
this week from London, Paris and Dussel-
dOrf, intended for the approaching Cincin-
natl Industrial Exposition.
1t is now certain that the art department
will tar surpass any Of its previous Efforts.
Besides the liberal European contributions
the first artists in this country. prominent
art dealers in New York, Boston. PhiladeI-
phia and Baltimore have agreed to show
their best pictures. besides private galleries
will also make liberal contributions. Spaces
for 400 tine engravings have already been
secured.
The President Going to Maine.
LONG BRANCH. Angus: S.-Mr. Dent hav-
ing recovered, the President has dec .dsd to
visit Maine on Monday.
Quarantine Mt Copenhagen.
COPENuAGES. August S.-A rigid .,iarau.
tine is now enforced on all vessela coming
from Hamburg on account os the cholera
prevailing there.
A Royal Visit.
The Emoeror of Austr.a vii: vi.:. the
Emperor OF Germany at Gastien after the
distribution Of the prizes III the exhibition.
Surrender Of Valencia.
MADRID, August s.-valencia has uncon
ditionally surrendered, aud .Generei Cam
pos now occupies the city. The submission
of Carthagena is expected to follow imme-
diately.
SAVANNAH. August S.-Ths first bale of
cotton of this years crop was sh; ;ppet from
Valdosta By Stegall 6. Lathrop today, to
j. w. Lathrop Se 500 ss this city. 1t
weighs $40 pounds.
A ALouisInnian Accidentally S!, ,os ana Killed.
LITTLE Rock. August SCR Il. Wilson. a
prominent citizen Of New Orleans. was
accidentally sho: and kiE.ad a: io: Springs
yesterday.
Battle Between SioSx ami Puwneea.
OMAHA. August s.-A dispatch from Elm
Creek. Nebraska. states tina. on Tuesday
morning, while party OF 2U Pawnee In
dian. were hunting neao Republican river
ON BlackwOod creek. they wers surprised
and attacked by large body Of Sioux.
bloody fight ensued. resulting in the defeat
of the Pawnees, who lost abou: 100. com.
prising some of the bes. men OF the tribe,
and most of their horses. arms aud gama
They (the Pawneesj were pursued twenty
five or thirty miles. and only escaped when
night came on.
Weather Report.
WAR bRcaAraxyr,)
Once Chief sigma: Ohacer,
Washington. August 3. t.13. s:3S ?. N
PROBABILITIES.
For the North west. and thence to Missouri, low
barometer, northerly winds high Temperature and
cloudy weather will prevail with occasional rain.
FOR the upper lakes variable southeast and north
east winds, increasingly cloudy and warm weather
TO- morrow, with falling barometer.
From the Ohio valley to Tennsss.s southeast
Winds, warm and partly cloudy weather. with
| For the Gulf States southeriy winds. partly
cloudy weather, high mpersura snd lOc Al storms
| For the South Atlantic States southsasterly
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