New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-25
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tain Darling, chief OF the surveying party
here, charges that the Osages and Chey-
enes who murdered his men, were fifteen
miles outside of their reservation.
The surveyors have Withdrawn from the
Indian country until they can secure gov
eminent protection.
The Indians are driving away stock and
killing the settlers III the south western part
of Kansas.
ARKANSAS CITY, April Pit is reported
that three men were killed by the Indians
at Medicine Lodge creek, near the south
line of the State. 1t is also stated that nine
others were killed about the same time.
Fort SCoTT Kansas, April "a The town
is in flames. the destruction Of the bust
ness part of the city seems inevitable.
Weather Report.
WAR DKPAR1kEsr
Office Chief signal Officer, }
Washington April "a 1873 4:35 P. ID.
PROBABILITIES.
The area of highest barometer will extend on
and the pressure will all dc cidedly over TIE Mis-
sour valley and the upper lakes with rising TEN
valley and Middle and Eastern states, northwest
erly winds. with cloudy or partly cloudy weather
with possibly some what higher temperature
For the Sou Atlantic and Eastern Gulf states,
north and west winds and partly cl0ndy ana clear
weather. For the Southwest, diminishing north
erly winds and rising temperature, with clearing
weather. For the lake region, westerly winds,
with cloudy weather
River Intelligence.
RourHwHsr PAss April d P. b.-Barometer
1890. Wind north, fresh. Arrived outside-Ship
scioto from Liverpool No departures. On the
bar bound out-Btean ship Minnesota
PTTTsBUKs, April A-The MOnOngahela river 10
station AIY now seven feet five inches.
MEmPBis, April A.-Weather cloudy and cool,
River falling. ArrIved-Anna from Arr ansas river.
Departed Sherlock for Cincinnati. George Wolfe
1Or Red River, Thompson Dean and John B. hsuae
for New Orleans, and Emma Elliott for St. Louis
yICKsBURG Apr A-Down-Crescent City and
and barges st4 p NJ. Up Bee and bsrges at 5 A.
NJ; Capitol City at II A. NJ; Mary Houston at p.
n: and Belle of Texas at P. NJ. Weather cool
and cloudy. River stationary.
EVANSVILLE April A.-Weather cloudy ami cold.
River fallen fifteen inches in he past twenty four
hours. Passed up-PeytOna and barges, from New
Orleans at IL P. N Business dull.
CINCINNATI April 24.-Westher cloudy and cool
River twenty three feet in the channel and rising.
Arn ,ed-Chsrles BOdmanD, from New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April Acknowledgement from
Few Orleans. Weather cloudy and cold. River
inc feet eight inches In the canal, seven feet
eight inches in the chute.
~T. LOUIS, April A-ATrved-JOhn Kyle and
sulne Carroll, from New Orleans; Marble City,
from Vickshurg. Del arted-Henry Ames and Pu-
tire City, for New Orleans; Colorado, for vicks-
burg. River stationary. Weather cloudy and cold.
CAIRO, April 24.-Arrived-Longwsrth.i from Gin
cinHati at 10 p. Nj; Kyle, from New Orleans at II
A. M John Kilgour, nom New Orleans, at 6 A. Nj
Skllinger, from Red river. at p. NJ Departed
Kyle for st. Louis: City of Hell ne, for Vicksburgi
Kilgour for CINCINNATI LOugwoTth, for New Or
leans The river has fallen elevt n inches In the
] asst twenty four hours. Weather cloudy and mild.