New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-01

~ Az Des MONIES. Iowa, on Saturday night.
Nelson ard shot and instantly kllled Jack.
son Jones, who, he alleges, had Outracad
ms Vile Mrs. Yard also fred at Jones
with a revolver. Yard and his wife snrran.
dered voluntarily to the authorities. Both
are in jail. "o'n
DETROIT, June 3O.-Barler e. Co,sto.
SS0. 900. A1o'0
RICHMOND, June 30.-At at early hour
this morning one OF the boilers of one of
,he drying kiln connected with the Tredpar
" orks exploded The fireman. Samuel H
saunders, was instantly kiAed, his BODY
BENG blown hundred yards and terribly
nsngled. The head and one arm was torn
III. Several fragments of the boiler weigh.
hg rom one to two thousand pounds. were
'riven considerable distance and did
>1ch damage.
was bpieee weighing ten thousand pounds
we ablaS. through the wall into the exten-
~ machineFth shop, greatly damaging
cid. wa. demollThe house containing the
hand occurred beio. Fortunately the ac-
life W.T. ws2 60 to work, otfhhle time for the
ly in q have been very grsessse the loss of
hundred blacksmith shop whenr4articular-
NAsHvinds are usually empIoyeda
cholera to- June 3O.-Eight deaths fron
decrease. Y. Weather favorable to
HOOSAC L
giant powder tEL, June 3O-A box of
from the easterpued four thousand faeG
CHICAGO, Junenj uring two.
Foster. of this cit,-Colonel John w
aged iifty-eight. HE'D here last nights.
among n-en of sciencas widely known
Europe, and was preslthis country and.
ton for the Advancement, OF the Assccia.
The trOtting and runninsScience.
begins at Dexter Park tO-iINeting whicl.
to be great success. A larry PROMISE
turfmen from various parts 6,umber q
are here, and the stables at tn county
filed with flyers. There will beark m
tomorrow, two in the forenoon a raca.
in the afternoon. thrN
In pool selling tonight, in the d
race, Harry Todd was the favorite, NO
mec second. For the third race Clemenv
sold first, at about two on Albert for b
second, with the field bringing more thai
both Of them. The weather to-day haa
been delightful, and the track is in fine con-
dition.
LARAMIE CITY, June 29.-The Laramie
Sentinel has the following: Several parties
of Utes for some time past have been a. and
about Rawlins Springs, 40 miles west OF
here, on the Union Pacific railroad.
These Indians have recently been accused
of committing some depredations and on
Saturday party of citizens from Rawlins
went to one OF the camps, when q quarrel
ensued, in which the citizens killed ten or
twelve Indians, took sixteen ponies, lot
blankets. saddles, ETC., and returned to
Rawins. The Indians are much excited.
A general Ute war is feared, which will Sc
riOusly interfere with the timber. mining
and other interests throughout tLis region.
CLEVELAND, o., June 3O-About 10 A. M
yesterday o. d. Benjamin, Of this city.
with G. r. Benjamin and George Bailey.
started in a small saiboat for Rocky river /,
Nothing has been heard or seen of them
since. The weather has been very squally.
and it is probable they were drowned. A
diligent search by tug this afternoon fur
nished no trace of them. G.. Il. BENJAMIN
has wife and family residing on farm
near Rome. New York.
OMAHA, June 3O.-A dispatch from Row.
Inns. Wyoming, states that yesterday n
party of Indians shot man and drove of
some stock from near THAI place. A party
Of ten citizens pursued and overlook tho
Indians, who refused to give up the stock.
A fight ensued in which several Indians
were killed and wounded. The IudiaI q
are reported to be a war party Of Ules. NJ
citizens were wounded.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, June .2-The latest
Mexican dates per steamer Arizona say
! that President Lerdo has given moat ample
guarantee that he would very soon forward
| to the United States government the basis
| of the treaty in relation to the important
| undertaking of the Tenuantepec canal and
railroad.
The official Guce!n of Costa Rica pub
| fishes communication addressed to the
| government By Genera. Correzo. as
minister to. Central America, asking
| if it il. willing to join with Colum
bia and other republics III begging
| Spain to leave the Cubans alone. The re
State, the United States being silent OF
the subject, and Spain now being repub
| lie, it would be better to wait awhile.
| Pattee. the Omaha lottery dealer, hal
been held in $500 bail to appear at the mex
term of the district court, on charge O
selling duplicate tickets.
! PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-Arother meet
| ing of the committee on conference to ar
range for the transfer of the park ground
| to the centennial commission on the fourtl
| of July. was held to-day. A letter was rea'
from the President, dated Friday, stating
! that he was afraid he wouldn't be able t.
| attend, owing to the illness of his father
| bUt promising to designate member o
| the Cabinet in his place.
| No other business was transacted eXcep
to approve the programme already pub
| lished.
The fifth championship game between tn
| Philadelphia and Athletic clubs was playe'
| to-day. The batting was very heavy, bu
| the fielding poor on both sides. The groun,
was wet and in poor condition. The gam
resulted in favor of the Phiadeiphias, thi
making the fifth game won by them. Score
Ph;ladelphias 81; Athletics II.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal officer
| Washington, June 30, 1873 4:35 r NJ.
PROBABILITIES.
Fog New England. on Tuesday, fresh and bris
! southeasterly to southwesterly winds, cloud
| weather and rain are probable.
| For the Middle States, fresh and brisk wind
| veering to southerly and westerly, general
cloudy weather and rain, with clearing weatht
| over the western portion during the day and Owe
the eastern portion during the evening
For the lower lake region, winds 'veeIing
southwesterly and northwestery with c!earin
For tho South 4tIantc States. winds veerin
TO sluthwesiery and westerly. with clearin
| weather.
Fox the Gulf States cas-: of the Mississippi an
! north ward TO Ohio Indiana aud Illinois, gentle an
fresh southerly 70 westerly winds and partl
For the upper lake region, soGthwesterly
northwesterly winds and partly cloudy weather.
The majority of the afternoon telegraphic r.
| ports :!sm the Western Gulf states are missing.
| River Intelligence.
| SOUTHWEST Pass, June 60 P. M.-Ba-Omett
1850. Wind west sou uthwest, strong. No arrival
| Saed-SchOOner Linda.
| vIcKsBURG, June 30.-Down-Bart Able at P. n
| Up-FutuTe City and barges at ten last night.
to day--Mary Houston at Il A. Nj Common wealt
at 10 NJ; Colossal at p. N. Weather warm an
| cloudy. River falling.
| SHREVEPORT, June 39.-A heavy storm occurre
Yesterday. Weather clear and very hot to-da
River has fallen six inches in the last forty y-eigf
| hOurs No arri vals Or departures yesterday. I'll
Clifford arrived to-day from Old river and left ft
| Mindel.
| CIsCISaA-i June 30.-River seven feet and st;
tonary. Weather showerY to day. clearing Il
night and cooler.
ST. LorIs. June 30.-Arrived-Juiia ftom Wick