New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-23

California OemOcRats Oenounce kmGsAaG
Subsidies and Ghanese lmmsraaoAo
Trial Trip Of the eOhio-ExcursiAsise0
Drowned NJ atlantic City-AcciahDaa -
John Z. q anieJHealth - Chicn~

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John Il. Huie-nealth - ChfcaUH
DETROIT, July 22.-The July races Of tlr0
Ramtramck Park Association commance1
to-day. The first race, for horses dhE 10
never beaten three minutes, was won bS
Chestnut Billy, Boy Billy second, Quicke
silver third. Time-2:37. 2:3s 2:39a,,
The second race, fos horses that has
never beaten 2:3f, wss won by MembrinS
Gift, Little Mack second md Ruby third.
Six heats were trOtted, the 6rst being Q
dead heat. Vime-2:35. 2:3?h, 2:343k, 2:3Ss
2:34.
YpsyLASTl, Mich, July s2-OD sundsV
night the office OF thecity clerk and Justice
OF the peace was entered. all the city
records, files OF HOO shstteI mortgagesa
police dockets, papers and books bebngipS
to the office were taken.
The prohibition war j. being &aeea here
with considerable success Ihe guilty pAso
ties are doubtless those who opposed S&0
efforts to close the saloOnS
CHICAGO, July 22.-At meeting OS tie
board OF health this afternoon, the reporS
of the sanitary superintendent ws0 res6s
showing the deaths for the pat week %
423, an increase Of ,l07 over the previOuO
week; of the total number 243 were chiso
dren under one year, lag deaths were frera
cholera morbus, all the lattea amOp2 seo
Gently arrived emigrants.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Suly 22.-Throas6
the carelessness of some of the exCursioGo
lists of the German Independent EOngsegse
ton and Harmony Singing Society sac
accident occurred hero aC ten oclockto
day. Rudolph Ketterer, sOf Philadelphia.
and Joseph Bush, of Camden, while bathing
ventured out about half q mile, and ses
tempting to seturn were carried 10 aea ssS
drowned.
Charles Smith, Of che sa,ns party, a.
tempting rescue, became exhausted aztec
grasping ketterer, and was only saved ~
the noble effort and superior abilities of the
famous swimmes BOyntOn. After rescuine
Smith Boynton attempted ~ save Sushs
but was unsuccessful. TLs bodies haze
not vet been recovered.
SAN FRANCISCO. July ss-The eounAy
Democratic convention adopted strong
resOlutions against ralisOad subsidy apS
Chinese immigration.
The weather has been remarkable hero
this season. there have been steady showers
of rain, which if continued Will damage she
grain In exposed fields.
Captain James Burns has eaptufed the
last remnant of the Apaches in northern
Arizona in the Castle Dame mountains.
Two hundred Apache prisoners are aow Oh
the way to Camp Nera.
TOLEDO, Ohio, July !!-A building secuo
pied by Barlow. Page s. Co. dealers ia
paints, oils, etc, was destroyed by fire this
evening, with most Of its contents Lose
estimated al s35,oo0 or $4,000; insurance
100000.
LONG BRANCH, July :c-secretary Kicho
ardson left for Washington tonight. st:ee
dining with the President.
DOVER, N. H., July 22.-Ths Ho1. John
P. Hale fell this evening and broke his hip
bone.
PHILADELPHIA, July 22-The nev sseaaso
ship Ohio, the second of the American lines
started this morning on . trial trip. Tho
passage along the river front was Witnessed
Dy crowds and greeted with a salute froin
the company's wharf and whistles 4rei3 III
the steam vessels encountered.
The bodies of Ketterer and Bush. dfownsd
| at Atlantic City this Gsoyning. were vas.se3
| ashore at ? Z. M.
MEMruIs, July 2.-John Henry. deck
| passenger on the City of Helena. fell eTere
board las. night at island No 81. ana was
drowned. He came aboard az NicLslNr2e
and is thought to haze been ars!n Bass0
Rouge.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
] Office Chief Signal officer, }
Washington. July ". is14 W +. u
PRODABILITIES.
I On Wednesday for fhe South Atlantic ss,a Esseo
ern gulf coas: easterly winds. SloGdy yeathas aGS
Por the interior OF tho Southern States, the Ghts
: valley and southern portion of the Middle Sts,eo
| southeasterlJ winds, somewhat Lghes temperAp
ture and partly cloudy weather
! For New York and New England westerly Nia4N
| and generally clear or hazy weather
For the lake region and the Northwest soU.Ao
westerly winds and increasing clOudiness, With
local storms in Iowa and Minnesota. and yOsstbtR
Eissouri.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass July %, 6P. M-BaroneteY p %
Weather calm. Arrived-Shp Baden Dyer master,
brig John N. Burns, FrOuty master, ten days frois
Havana with 24l hhds and 100 boxes of sugar; shp
northampton MaclOOn master, forty-seven dave
from Liverpool with salt. to AeskeI, Knox Co
Sailed-Ship Matura.
PAssA,LOuraE. July u. Noon. - Wind sou.As
Baker, master. from Cedar Keys, to l. K. Roberts
| SaiIed-Schooner w. L. Bradley
vICKsBUEG, July 22.-D0wn-HenrY Tete ?. Ne
Up-Henry Ames, last night. Up TO dAy-Ladv
| Lee. 2. NJ; Colorado, s P. n. Weather warm ana
cloudy River rising
| MExPHrs, July 22.-Weather clear and pleasant
| The river is falling steadily. Arriyed-City of
Glencoe, for St Louis.
PITTsBCKG, July 22.-River FIVE fos. and falling
| steady. Weather clear and cool.
| CAIRO. July 22.-Arrived-Jua from Vicksbur9
at ten last night. Departed-Julia fer Louis at
! eleven last light. Weather clear and wsrIu The
| river has fallen eight in hes.
EVANSVILLE, July 22.-Weather clear. Mercury
ranging between $50 and $40. River is stalionarys
| Down-H. 8. Turner at midnight.
| LoUIsvILLR, July 22.-River rising; six feet eighA
inches in the canal, four feet eight inches ii tho
| chute. Weather is clear and plessAnt. Departs
| ed-Yaz00 for New Orleans.
sHakvxPoRT. July 22.-Arrivea yesterday-C. H.
| Durfee, from New Orleana Depsrted-C: H. Dur.
! (ooNrn6usp q FOURTH RA0s.l