New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-05-10

AhOis IN Officer During % Trinl-The
Central Methodist tEnivcrsity-Funernl
! Services of Bishop Ncllvaincs
CINCINNATI May 9-The funeral services
OF she late Bishop McIivaineo Cook place
at Christ Church, this morning. The pail
bearers consisted es Cen elergymen and six
teen Iaymens The Gsdeqs of the procession
was as follows The standing committee of
ths diocefes clergy Of ste Episcopal Church;
clergy OF other stuqchesS trustees and
faculty os Kenyon College and Theological
Sehl'narSs ME III beTs OS seyerae cOnvocation6
"estries "f 'be tlifegenS churches of Gin
!nnacs and tsclnityo and citizens and
~eraEgeSso After She exercises IN the church.
.hch We're partieiraoeI sn by d number of
eishoPss 81" body was followed to the
cemetery bva Yarge procession of carriages.
Nearly alA .he clergy of other denomina-
;iOns vi the @:ty were presento The entire
services were exceedingly impressive
NoRTr EAsToS. Mass.o May 9.-Oakes
Zines o.. a withou: q Struggle IN she 9res-
san sRASv:sc". May @.~~qHe heads OF
J Chief l.hn s',cnc!..n aus several other
Hod""s hare sss& :rswssSded go teadp
, Ii.rtrre lereo
i1rrLs Rock. Say g.eoIehe deputy
| rui.eI States mass;.as arrived hefe o-day
with two prisoners captured in ChicOr
couEtys IN the act oa manufacturing coun-
serteis nicse's. q thord was arrested but
while attem rting to escape go was shoe
and dangerously woundedo
KNOXVILLE, May %pAThe locating COM
! 3n:ttee Of the Meth .aaiist Episcopal Church,
appointed from fOus States 70 choose the
| site for central Me e4odist university, with
! half d million endorsement. have located it
! at Knoxville Chattanooga, Atlanta and
other Southern cities competed. After Wis
| sting all che eitieso Knox xville was chosen
I f,ann of Sto bn., t,,1
position IN q rich agricultural and mineral
| rgiono and its prospective Gapid growtlo
| Fifty thousand dollars and the site were
! subscrdhed by sh9 citizens This gives
( Knoxville twO universities, and txos j as q
! Southern educational CENTRE
! dNNAFoLIs Md, May o-Josbua Nichol-
son ana Thomas X. Whalen, alias Holahan.
| who Killed Mrs. Lumley in Baltimore, were
! convicted Of murder in the first degree.
Daring the conclusion of the trial Hollalan
| leaped from the prisoners box, and struck
| Deputy Marshal Frey with heavy Iiece of
| lion, wrapped in a stocking. Nicholson
also sp,uhg from the box aud rushed for
Frey. An indisorininate melee ensued.
| The scene w.s fearful and exciting. such as
| Is seldom witnessed in a court of dstice
| The prisoners We're Enally secured.
| BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May S.-Yester,lay
| morning party OF about twenty men,
| armed with Winchester rifles, drove large
! lot OF stolen cattle across the Rio Granhe
| into Mexico. fifteen miles below this CRY.
While the animals were tording the river IA
| farmer Eear by went to see what was going
ono when one of The thieves leyeltd bis gun
} at him and ordered him back 10 his house.
\ messenger Was dispatched to Fort
I Brown, and party of cavalry started III
pursuit. only reaching the crossing an hour
after the last Of the stock had beer crossed
into Mexico.
The cavalry in ehs distance used every
| effort 10 overtake the thieves having trav-
| e'ed the fifteen miles in about one hour
from the time of receiving the news of the
Sobbers haying the stock At that point.
I MoRRIsyowNo So 30 May 9o-Lusicnaro @
sI- wife murderer refuses to sake any food,
| aud s. trying s~ asasss 80 seato8 SeSor@
ykussIsy ueSso
Weashee Reporae
WAR nKo.R7xEsS .
Oil =" thief signal Officer,
| *aehingtono Hay @ oR72o SIS 70 II.
4ROBABILITIEso
For see Cat esases so1Seely an6 90 ro4 Va, steo
winds sOweS temperature cloudy weathto and
rain. for the South 4tlaEtI to states partly cloud
| weather with probably occasional raino south.
! PRESSURE Foo she Northwest and thence to Kan,
tas, Missouri asI tennessee, northwesterly winds,
.os-F t%re'rs t1 %th partly cloudy and c.ea1
t" the upper la kes generally cloudy weather, oc-
! sasioIal rain s.e arlng and cosdsS % morrow with
nOrthwesteSly s!ndse For the over akes and
Middle States, 'owes pressure occasional rain and
cloudy syeSs~es esSasSS 90 oto so1 ~oeo % Ion1-
| Sy.saSlse
! oliver SnteIiiKencee
4o~sH~ see. Pass Hay 3 6 p M-Bco3eoeo
f'8o. Wind east, s Pong weather thick aud RAINY
! Saed-Ship Geneveve. 0Iick and. Arrived and
sailed for Mobile-Bark j. l.. D.mmock Lincoln
| Snaster, fifty -oDe davs from Bremen.
I PAss-A-L OuTRE, May 9. Pe M-e9opd caste
northeast, fresh. Weather fainyo Arrived
| American schooner Al bbie Burslev Lowell master
seventeen days from New York TO George A. Eos
dick Co. Saiied-Steamsh ps Margaret at $50 A
j., and Ponce at 3:i0 P. NJ.
MENPHIs May 90 River risen two inches 10 the
last twenty four hours. Weather pleasant. Ar
rlved-ctah, from Arkansas river and Legal Ten.
| der, from White river. Departed-James howard
for New Orleans, at eleven last night; Eckert for
below at A. NJ; Wolff and Capitol City for St
Louis; Belle Lee and Little Alps for New Orleane
J. 4. Rankin, for Arkansas river Alice Brown tor
Cairo; Dick Fulton for Louisville, and Garrett
with barges, for above.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Biver forty feet and rising.
Weather showery and cloudy tc-d day with pros
poets OF clearing to night.
PITTsBUKG, May j-The river is eight fee: ten
inches and about stationary. Raining this even
ing
LOUISVILLE May 9-River rising rapidly; fourteen
feet six inches the al twelve feet elk inches
| IN the chute. Weather showery
EVANSVILLE, May 9.-RIyer risen three feet in the
last twenty four hours. Rained this morning;
cloudy and windy all day; signs Of clearing this
evening
CAIRoo May acknowledgements from New