New Orleans Republican., 1873-05-03

Kicked to Death by Horses-Governor
jacobs, Of West Virginia, In a Fight
| ing Attitude-Disturbances in Rhode
Esland-The Memphis Races-K eutucky
Democratic COnvcntion-The Raymond
Ely yDecision-Death Of George 3. Hicks
Postal Cards Being Printed-Loss OF
the Steamer Edinburg, on Her Way
from New Orleans to Little Rock
Fire in Mnnitowoc. Wisconsin.
Sr. Louis, May 2-The mining. srit of
Raymond Il Ely VS.. the lermes Mining
Company, involving immense interests in
Nevada, was tried before the United .states
Court at Phoebe, and decided in favor of
the HeImes company. The case has been
pending ten months. Large suns were
wagered Oh the result. The opposing law
yers had ch htllenged each other. free
fight over the matter took place, wherein
three were wounded, one fatally.
There is great excitement in San Fran
! cisco, where many of the brokers lose
| heavily by the verdict against Ray monl L.
Ely.
FKASKFOET, May 2.-The Democratic
State Convention has nominated James W.
Tate for State Treasurer. Resolutions in
favor of the preservation of States rights. -
strict construction of the constitution, luli
:ation OF the powers of the general govern
ment, equalization ST taxation, economical
euUOIulDdI1On Oh InIIlthfV
to civil authority, and protection to eul-
grants. 1t invites the co operation of all
opposed to corruption and cOnsOidati0u
MEMPHIS, May Frank Hampton won
the first race. Time, $50.
Quartermaster won the second race
Time, l:5313, l:50a4.
Jack Frost won the third race. Time,
l:49as, Isl a.
BosTON, May Cd. p. Nichols WAS found
kicked to death by his horses in his stable.
WHEELING, May . Governor Jacobs
yesterday refused to permit the superin-
tendent and board of directors Of the peni
tentiary and insane asylum appointed by
the Legislature to take posse ssiOn. The
Governor instructed the prcsent euperiD-
tendent to order the guard t. shoot any
one attempting to enter without his ,.r-
mission.
PROVIDENCE, Nav 2.-The threatened
strike for ten hours proves PARTIAL; sue
cessful There was some hOOtiDr at those
who remained at work, but NJ violence.
The larger mill owners have adopted no
plan of action.
The wooden manufacturers would Ike q
general suspension of work. Ii is prob
able that the cotton mills will shut down
temporarily If there is trouble in getting
help to run on the present basis The diff,
Guilty is not generally regarded as serious by
manufacturers.
The mill owners in Woonsocket have
shut their gates today and all ia quiet
there. At the Delaine mil. in OlneyviIle,
everything goes on as usual the disturb
ance. OF last evening not being renewed.
The mills in the Pawtusket valley were not
troubled with a ten hour stl ike.
SPRISGrIELD, Mass, May 2-The print
ing of postal cards commenced to day. Tie
press will be run night and day until fin.
lshed.
BALTIMORE, May I'm the Superior
Court today. in the case OF William A.
Boyd Us. the Third National Bank of Balti-
more, for the recovery of United States
hVe-twenty bonds amounting to $1,000 |
and other bonds valued at $500, deposited
as collateral security, the jury disagreed |
and was discharged. The above bonds |
were stolen from the bauk at the tine Of its
robbery in August last.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 2.-George B
Hicks, 9 prominent electrisi IN, the in sentor
OF the first automatic telegraph repeater,