New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-06
.,r,eusD PROM FIRST IAGL-s
:, He had fallen into gam bling habits

.~T.+ q ed PROM FIHsI 1~'L-'
money. He had fallen into gam bling habits
lately. IT,. 1,d;a,s sc,,ned
a man in Kant as ., 49,:
CITY is entirely 1alee.
p.nIaIl. June s. None Of the Iankt0n
indians have left this reservation to join
tLe hostile bands On the upper Missouri, as
reported lately by General Gustav. The
Yapktons are all at home attending to their
business. ~
JAMES g. GOSMAE,
United States Indian Agent.
RosToN. June 1.-Two imported trotting
horses Princess ard Blue Bonnet, have
beep seized for undervaluetlon.
tpr.r of Stonehaln, who lost heavily by the
last November fire, has asked AID received
an extension from his creditors OF IRON SIX
70 twebty-four months On his paper, amount
ing to $500 600.
NORWICH, June 5.-An attempt was made
by persons unknown 20 throw the floEi-
,Ience mail train from the track CT tie
shore Line railroad. near Westerly, Rhode
Islard. at eleven o'clock Wednesday night.
nv pIacinp Instructors on the track. ihe
o6structjops were discovered and removed
in time TO avoid disaster.
CTryFIASg. June 5.-IEe American In
ptitu,e Of Homeopathy oday rece4ved
report from their comn!ttee OF "ollo
homeopathy convention.
II is the intention Of the institute 70 have
an international convention OF homeopathy
physicians assembled ir Philadeiphia III
1876. during the centennial ce!ebIatlon.
Ipitia-ory steps in this matter were taken
three years ago, and it is the determination
Of the institute that this conVentloh snail
i &l.,, of prapft-
TONERS of the homeopathic SCHOOL IRON All
parts of the world.
DIR. McClatchey, Of Philadelphia, pre-
scented a report from the committee on dis
Q pensatories showing they had their work
in a forw ard state and expected TO preeent
che manuscript of a complete Homeopathy
sispensatOry at the next session.
DR.. Dudley presented q paper on vital
statistics of Philadelphia during the year
1872, collected from the registration kept
by the board of health, showing tie rela-
tive mortality in the variety of diseases I'M
der the old school and homeopathic treat
nent.
This report showed that while the ratio
was slightly in favor OF the Old school
treatment 10 few diseases, yet in large
majority of them it was IN favor OF homeo-
pafhy, and that the general ratio was
largely in favor of the last named school.
Niagara Falls was selected as the next
place of meeting on the fret Tuesday IN
June, 1874. The institute will adjourn to-
morrow, atker transacting its miscellaneous
business.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-Two persons died
yesterday from hydrophobia. The details
are horrible.
SAN FRANCIsco June 5.-A tornado pros
Grated the New York and New Orleans cir
Sus. Great panic, but none fatally hurt.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer, :
Washington, June 5, 1873, i:5 p N. }
PROBABILITIES.
For New England the Middle States and the
dover lake region, southwest to nCrtbwes; winds,
rising barometer, and clear or partly cloudy
weather prebab on ffldaS: foI tne sou,h A.ia
bly, rain from South Carolina to Florida. For the
Gulf States east Of the Mississippi river, WINDS
backing to southerly and easterly, cloudy weather
and rain. For the upper lakes, to Missouri and
Tennessee, partly cloudy weather with probably
rain areas over Southern Missouri and Western
1pOrtious of Tennessee and Kentucky. For Iowa
and Minnesota, southeriy winds and Increasing
c'oudiDess. Afternoon telegraph reports frCm
Texas and upper Michigan are missing.
River Intelligence.
EoUTBwygr Pass June s. 6 P. M-Barcmeter
2s:1O. Wind south, fresh. Notwithstanding City
of Dallas at 2 P. NJ, Jones master, from New York,
to George A. FOsdick Co; Schooner Constance,
Otterson master six days from Ruatan with fruit,
. to X. Morgan Co. Sailed-Steamship New Or
leans. ship Antarctic and banks hes0Iucion, san
Lorenzo and Boa.
Pass ALL CUTIE, June s, NOon.-Wind south south
west strong, with heavy rain squalls. Arrived
Steamship TappahanDock at 4. NJ, Pendleton
master from Havana via the Florida ports, with a
cargo OF sugar, to ]. X. Roberts. No departures.
VICKsBrKG, June 5.-NO boats down to-day. Up
Future City and barges, last night Up to-day
Robert Mitchell p NJ. Arrived - Colorado,
5P NJ. Weather warm and clOudy. River falling
MEMPHIS, June s. Weather clear and warl
River declining. Departed-City of Quincy, for
New orleans; City of Vicksburg, for vicksburg
Smoky City tor Pttsburg and City of Chester, for
81. Louis.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Airive{l-H. s. Turner, from
New Orleans Weather cloudy and warm. River |
eleven feet and falling.
EVANSVILLE, June 5.-Weatber clear and hot. |
River fallen eighteen inches in the last twenty four
eAOuTs.
PITTsBURG June 5-River three feet three inches |
and 81 ati onary. Some rain last uight.
CAIRO, June s.-Arrived-John B. Nande, from |
New Orleans. at 9 A. M John Kyle. from New |
Orleans, at p. NJ; julia from Vicks,uIg at |
TIP NJ. Departel-City of Vicksburg, at ten last !
night; John b. Maude, for ST. Louis, at p NJ; |
Kyle. for ST. Louis, at p. NJ. Rain this morning; |
warm and threatening tins evening. River fallen |
ten inches ia the last twenty four hours.
ST. LOUIS June 5-Arrived-Great Republic from
New Orleans. Departed-Bee and baIges, for New
Orleans Capitol City, for VicksburS River rising.
Weather cloudy and warm