New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-12


Modec Trial Closed-Decrease Of tho
Cholera-Anairs in Arkansas-Rnces al
N0rrfstown-Mass Meeting of Frieuds
Of Cuba-Another Mine Disaster.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE trot for q
purse Of $1,000 came off to-day at Norris.
town, best three in five to harness, between
John Ogden's mare Lady Atkinson and
Henry 5. Hitner's horse Norwood. One
thousand spectators were present. Lady
Atkinson won. Time 2:32A, 24O, 2:3SE,
2:3eA. Norwood took the second heat.
SYRACUSE, July ia mass meeting was
held at CanasOta this evening under the
auspices of the Madison County Cuban Aid
Association. Hon. Lorlng Fowler presided.
and District Attorney Forbes acted as prin.
cipal secretary. Addresses were made by
General Jordan, Senior Fesser and Garrit
Smith. Senior Arteagas and Cisneros were
present. A telegram was read from Charles
A. Dana regretting his inability to meet
his engagement to speak.
The administration was arraigned for
turning it's professed neutrality constantly
to the aid of Spain. Resolutions wero
with the Cubans and calling on the govern.
ment to delay no longer to acknowledge
their belligerence if not their independence.
Also, collection WAS taken up to buy gunO
and powder for the Cuban patriots.
RICHMOND, Va, July n.-Jim Brown,
colored, was hanged to-day for the murder
Of two aged white ladies in June last.
ST.. LOUIS, July ia terrible accident
occurred at ten o'clock this morning at
fire in the clay mines of Parker Russell 4,
Co., about five miles from this city, by
which three miners were killed and several
wounded.
One hundred and fifty men we're working
in the mine at depth of $50 feet. At the
hour mentioned the miners working in ono
lateral shaft at the bottom of the vertical
shaft heard q singular noise, and thinking
that another lateral passage was falling in,
they rushed toward the vertical shaft to es.
cape, but had proceeded but a few yards
when an immense piece of slate, two feet
thick and fifteen yards long fell, crushing
and instantly killing three, Johsua A.
Joudy, Thomas Platt and Ned Kendall, the
latter the superintendent of the mines.
The bedies were terribly mangled and
crushed. Several others we're badly in.
juIed;; but their names were not ssces-
LoNa BRANCH, July il.-Betting on 70.
morrow's races is heavy. The favorites in
the first race are Duffy and George West.
In the second StOckwoOd and Gray Planet,
and in the third Count D'Orsay and Joe
Johnston.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE detective Off.
GERS have arrested and brought to this city
a number Of colored persons from Delhi,
from burning cars on the Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Ohio railroad last winter.
The cars caught fire immediately after .
collision, and the negroes were busy in get.
ting the goods out. 1t seems they carried
off and concealed in their houses largo
quantities, of fine cloth. silks, boots and
Five burial permits were issued to-day
for cholera
NEW HAVEN, July ll-Father McKenna,
| a Catholic priest of New Milford, was
drowned yesterday evening while bathing.
LEAMINGsTER; Mass, July Ia fire oc.
Two hundred finished and unfinished frames
were destroyed. Loss $l5O,OOO.
HALIFAX, July 1.-THE cabin and 300
I steerage passengers of the wrecked steamer
| City Of Washington have arrived here.
! San FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE primary
| elections in this city resulted in favor of
! the railroad combination.
The. trial of the MOdocs has closed. Those
| who attended the trial have no doubt that
the commission will find them guilty Of the
charges and specifications
! General Thomas N. Casenon 10 dead.
| NASHVILLE. July 1l.-There were FIVE
deaths to-day from all causes, all colore8.
| No cholera cases reported in the city.
| CHATTANOOGA, July ll.-FOur deaths 70
| day; none from cholera.
/ LITTLE Rock, July li.-Reports were re-
| ceived by the Governor to-day OF trouble IN
Pope county, caused by the unwarranted
interference Of some militia officers with an
election contest. The Governor immediate.
| ly mustered out every militia officer in tie
county.
| William A. Crawford was to-day ap-
| pointed Brigadier G. C,neral of the militia
He was formerly Confederate Colonel.
| The Governor today issued q prOciamAr
| tion ordering new registrations in Van Ea-
rem and Howard counties.
! MEMPHIS, July i1.-F. q. Gagrande. c1
& Millersh's planning mill, on Second street.
while intoxicated fell from window !Ast
| night and broke his neck.
There we're but three intermonts today
from al: diseases, and none from cholera.
] Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT. >
Office Chief Signal officer.
Washington, July ii. 1873. S"S =. 4.
PRoBABILITIES.
! On SATURDAY.. for the Calf States, eOuthstvv
winds, higher temperature. increasing "loudiae"s
! and local storms
veeriRg to the south west, with local rains.
! For the Middle and Ea tern States, northtr!y
Winds psItl, cloudy and clear no wsahner a,,a wind,
| orally veering to northeast and southeast. with
For the upper lakes and Northwest. fal!in E
| barometer, sOutheasterly winds increasing pos.
| sibly to brisk and high, with cloudy weatbes AID
| numerous local rains and severe storms.
River fntelliaence.
SOUTHWEST Pass. July II, 8 P. M.-Bafonesss
| $3.50. Wind west and strong. No arrivals or de-
viCKsBuRs, July li.-Passed down-Gleneo., =
| A. NJ; Jennie Howell, 7 A. NJ. Crescent City and
! barges 2 P. NJ; Katie. ?. N. Passed up-Bis-
marck, 10 last night. Up to day jaime. Howard.
! SHREVEPORT, July U.-Weather clea. and very
| hot. Thermometer $40. River has fallen six inchss
in the last twenty four hourA Oepar'ed-L0:ls .
! No. g. No arrivals.
CINCINNATI, July ll.-River eighteen feet and ssi:.
ing. Weather fair and quite cool
PITTsBURG. July ll.-Kvcr five feet zen incheo
| and falling. Weather cool aud pleasant. Heavy
| rains last night.
| L0uIsvILLK July 1l.-River falling; eight feet
| four inches in the canal six feet four inches n
| the chute. Weather clear and warm. Businese
i dull.
| MEMPHIS, July 11.-Weather clear and warn,
/ River rising slowly. Passed up-City of Helena
| ST. LOUIS. July 11.-Arrived-Julia, from Vicks.
burg. No departures. River stationary "eathes
| clear and cool
mercury ranging between $50 and 300. River risen
| thirty inches in the last twenty-four hours
l Dovn-Msry Houston, at 4 A. N.
/ CAIRO Jul7 -Arrived-John r. T0lie froD
| New Orleans at p. ~; Ames from ST. Louis At
/ midnight. Capitol City from st. Louis at P. NJ,
! and Re, from New Orleans at P. NJ Dsparted-s
| LADY Lee for BED river at P. NJ; Tolle for Sc
l Louis at r. M; Ames for New Orleans at A. NJ.
! and Capitol City for vicksburg at p M. River
has risen inches in the last twenty four bQurA
| Weather clear and pleasant Mercury a1oe
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