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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-08
W +. EAhFSh,
f.I; 27 mills Sheriff of the Parish OF orteans

william II. Richards VS.. Edward ID. " hite.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 423j BY virtue OF VIII OF
seizure and sale to me directed by the honotao ms
Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans in
the above entitled cause, viii proceed to Sell at
nubliC auction al the Merchants and AuctOnt"rs
Exchange, Royal street between Cana! anu Gus
tomh0use streets in the Second District Of this
city, on SATU RDAY, March p, 49,, at tWelNe
O'Clock NJ. the following described property. to
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated, :yirg
and being In the THIRD District OF this city the
square bounded by urquhart. Margny, G!r"d ana
Vaudeville streets, designated lot mum DIR tShI
OF said SGnare on a certain plan draw ny D. fLltt-
late surveyor on the thirteenth OF April, 1888,
and annexed to an act passed before 7. SeShers-
late d notary public N this ty, on The twenty
fifth of April l225. said lot measures thIrty-hVe
feet ferr inches front Marigny street. by one
hundred AID eighteen feet III depth: between par
% A CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
square bombed by Urquhart, Mar1gny, tired md
Vaudeville streets, arJolnn% the above describes.
property, designated by the nam0eT three 81
square humber nifty seven on a h%urdtiF" pan III,
neyed reference to an act OF conveyance passed
before {. V. FOuon, notary pubic IN TINS CIT on
the nineteenth OF November 1872, The ID piece
or portion OF ground nav ng Amen. ali islea 7uio,
thirty seven feet ten inches six hEes tr0nt on
Mariguy street. and extending III depth one
hundred feet ak inches together with all the
buildings and in prOvements thereon, TlShts, WAYS
and I'D vantageS thereuAtO belonging. or II any
wise aPpertainlnG.
The lot OF gIoand firstly described was pur-
chased by the late 4. D. White deerasel, from the
succession of R. '. Pauche per act passed before
T. Guvol notary puzzle III this city under date OF
the eighteenth of october, 1881; and the property
secondly described said ATE +. White, dc
! passed Setore william J. East%u, nota:E pubic II
tins city on tho eleventh OF February $50.
Seized IN the above SUIT.
Terms Cash on the spot.
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". ?. HARPER.
rrh4 20 ap2 Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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W p. HARPER
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,-, sheriff Of the Parish n Orleans.
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t. y rrLl. Sheriff OF .ae Parish OF Oriran
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rr2a mis- - Sheriff Of the Parish of OTiealis,
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W. P. hARPEK,
.2grDrrD anil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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Bnr,,eiemy Reouba, ". Loseph Barnes.

feIs Mil 70 Sheriff Of the Parrish Of 5r,eans
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Succession Of Mrs. p. o. PeyrOux.

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Mrs. NOemf Pension VS.. Thaddeds d.
Van Horn.

". y, HAM Z
fe27 nJhiy Sheriff Of The Parish of Orie&ns.
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Wednesday, December 3, Y:
Sl,1Oo,OOo,
LIST OF orErs.

snoir the tiehef-holTs The npa ,Ars e u. tcksts
% be dri~n fson ~hugl ~ HAD ehidg.a ana the
kllla lL-lln anllllar.
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re,ai 1900 Gins, all CASH amounting ,e..s $4,000
Ths dis rihuiion uli l. rtise .hether al tbs lek-
cts sd not, AMI che apoS gfts all paid In pro-
portion % the tickets si- an pnssd tiskets ng dee
truyei ~ Al the flrst aaa soond conoerts and n0t
represented In thr drnniae.
PRICE OF TICKETS,
Whole tickets eiaiD Halves sz50I, Tenth, o. eaeh
ce1pen $40; Eleven WhJlo tlckeis kf s59QU0, "a.
tickets O. q seooe ia Whole Tigtrt- az ss.Ueo ac
~ wiuie Tickets hr so,eocco No s,isuuut h. >
thnn S3eo1 Worth - fickeis nl tina
The unTarAlrle,l snecsss q the fhiri 0ih Ccncsrt
A. veil A. The n fciioa ivrn ha IL First and SECOND
mair. " nniy rrfary q anilouiss the tsrth 10 In
thu prompt sale u every iietsi The htrth Cln
Concert viii y conduetcd In all IT, details line tho
fhird, and fu particulars may he iearned irOt eircu-
ar which VII h. heni cc nom this efee % all tho
apply &c thvn.
I ksta rssiy fa ale and ~ oricTs Accompanied
~ the men-y pfulsly hnrd. lihcra terms " tbo-s
Who hay ard scll thra nnan.
THOS- Z. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Paid iibr. Ky. sud Aanagsr tin Conocrt,
Public LbrSry hniidihF. Iouisyflie, Ky.
, 1873-07-06

Gov. EEnxtcr'H View on tho Situation
iii that Sthte.

Gov. Esnxtcr'H viesv on tho Situation
iii that State.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Juty 5.-GDv. Baxter yes-
tortiny delivered u speech at q Fourth Of July
celebration Mt Lowiaburg. in Conway County.
It was principally Of Il political nature. He
stated that II nny franlB wero committed Mt tho
Into election it VIVA 1unc by the moi. who aro*
now entleayoring to put hlr. Brooks in Office
Tint ho lind boon duly clocted by, NIL tho
forms Of law, and llo would bo rccteant to
himself and tho people it hc wapto s,1rronaer tho
oiIlcc 11o enid MR. Brooks petition contcBting
for tho placo Ind boon kicked out Of tho Icgia.-
lnturo, tho only power under tho laws TINT
could try tho 1nntter; TINT the Supreme Court
nl..o roil,scl to intorforc, and now should n
Circnil Court attompt to do 20, no Hhonl ecrtaiu-
" rny no attention to it. While ho did not rec
ognizo tho right of Congross to Interfere,
aid did not bclioyo thoro Was nny
disposition to do 30, nevertheless, If now olec-
ton was ordered by Congress, he should costuln-
| " 20 before The people, nnd 4 hir. Brookh waa
oectol ho should quietly rotiro. It was well
| known that Brooks could not again bring M his
contest before the assembling Of tho noxt LoSiB-
latrro, and lio proposed, in the election Of tlmt
body to sco that every man In The Stato had tho
| right to voto, and tllnt lila yn:o
was properly couute1. 1t IL Mat
tor OF = >fnct TINT tho o1oction under
! which tho prosont Constitution waa TO-
clurad to bo ratified, never expressed tho will Of
tho pba|>le, nor hug any Legislature o}eote from
| tiut time to tho pr0Hont. lilo proposed TINT tho
! noxt QUO should represent tho will Of lilo whole
people. Tho speech Was woli recelyoa.
, 1873-07-06
TIE P0lARIS SEARCH.

,Special Dypstch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonK, July 5-Tho yesHol Intended 70
tlio polars search, tho TisresH in actively n1l-
dorgoing preparations in her dock ut tho Navy
Yard. ssomo la0 Aanta arc constantly employed
upon her. Tho yosHol il w1lat might bo termed
a"bg-littlo" one, for, although diminntiyo in
comparison with aome OF tho monsters OF the
daep alongside her, yet Acr formidable how and
Rroat beam would seem to fit hor for any weather
or scas. Got"I idea nlay noY ia obtained OF
her lines, and 1rr Iotle-bottom md rounded
iinea gccm admirably ntlaptcd for protection
ngainst nil o1'y!aa1os enahling hor 80 to speak,
to climb hr rsc Oil tho leo whom 10 surrounded
Her ncrew .tn!ciler 10 fe1t in liamotar, III n
remarkably hca,y strong caAliug, bl,! iii order to
lrotd nj probable ncci.lonte, tho IiGrcsK will
carry with her two extra scrcws Of similar
strength, M nlso m extra I7ldcr. For n yoyaSe
Of fthrccor four months thes arrangements would
certainly arpopf 70 DO ample Carpenters % ,' aro
now lard at work on Two deck houses the
framca Of which. aro OF solid, heavy onlso1,
planking. This stoething III i'll tlreo thlcls-
1,casce, making together A., Wall Of Hl1
inches, and when tho Haia houses nro
veil Aslowod oyer and covered in, ono would sup
pnBo tho voyagcrs inHdo wiil not hayo to com
r1nin great}y IT tho cold. Tho vessel IL to be
warmed throughout Will, steam pipes, md, pro-
viEed tho coni hoidA out n!itl tho trip t!oos not
lust the winter, tho yoyagera OIL tho 1iEroHn will
probably ind thomanlyor il, mora pleasant bill
tic explorers. Illo Admiral and onicerB Of Tic
l.rnohiy Nnvy.Yarsl appear to think that the
vonHel will not 10 ready Tor re't undar week OF
ten days, but The constructor. nv. MMtonyo
bscycR ho will Aaya hor cut of his liAntla by the
middle Of tho rraECIs wcoh.
, 1873-07-06

Carl yogt Waiting to DO Served with
1:x<ra,ils3on Isnpcrs-- II o1,bcd nnd
1.os-.r,.. rrnnt,,,...nrs,c ehr.,,~r cnranc
E.t".I ,n.,. s..a, o .%T,;a..a,,n. - .,,..,,.
on ,ns ''s
Local nesss' ,u.,.,.
Special ntsrefch 70 ~ w"f c"'eoa0 tF1oane.
NEW YonK, duly d.-The Board OF foisco nave
now under consideration tho matter OF granting
a. nc,,nit for tho nruun} parade Of tho Orango
sal,a.;nn r' -, t,,o to,, irct formal nnn1;cation
ooc!o'ioa VI tuo t~.n ~ 49, ~ r,.a, ,o.,n;t
having been malo to tho noafo LOT sueh Porn,s,
rs is required by law. Tho procession will bo
49,, ore,o raaarvcu will ho statonod atconyonicnt
~ ~ .,,o no,,.n ron,,r f,,r n,,, o,norconc,,
places along TUG ro''o' foa'y 4ot "y o,'!ol so,o5
Tile route viii not DO made pfl1llo nt'l IL ID aet
nitc]y sotticd upon. Superintendent Mntsel}
tIooa not approliona any interference with tho
II .
, 1873-07-06

WmEr1Aaa W. ya., July 6.-About Il O'Clock
tl,is morning mali ,a1nca Alartiu g. E'a1'a,
ply If tta Signal Service u Cincinnati, won't
10 whit u Mrs. Dun1ap, of this city, whom he
wan very deAirous Of narryipg. 1lo was yorry
joalouu Of Mr.. Flanagan, who boarded with
wont won't directly to Flanangan'a roon and, At,lini;
lin lyIng On tl.o bod, lrow royolvor. rIui-
naEan jumped up md soized tho weapon,
whom IN tho scutl!e II went oft,. tho
heii i"}urh"v soyor t,rog gsfs ona 1f Gv",s
hand. Mra. Dunlap anl ior Hlater r1ul'cd Into
tho room. aud Eyaus, upon observing l,or,
turned to direct tho weapon toward her, but
Flanagan pevottod lin every tmo. Tho SECOND
drops, and lodged Iu door. Tho ahot inflicted
, 1873-07-06

and carrying Miss 11ield aho'1t thirty rods, whom
tho railroad. Tho mon did not notice TINT thero
woro two peraons in tho carriago, and conveyed
Hiss Jonos homo boforo they discovered tho tact,
after which search was nando for Miss Held.
Both lai1ioa wore very badly injured, Mlas Joucs
about lilo lead and bacE, md Lor co1lnr-bono
brofon Miss I1icll, skull fractured and otlor-
wiBo injured. Tho laltor waB brought to tha
city l'lis oyoning, whoty unconscious Hinco tho
accident. and will probably not recover: N1ias
Jones' caso is but worry iitt1o moro hopeful THO
crossing yioro tho accident occurred In on tho
oren prasrio, aud parties WHO naw tic accident
SLY tic girls stopped onco to allow tl'o onglino
to pnss, and t1ou Whipped their 1orscs on to thQ
truck, aud attempted to crous III ndvanoo. !
, 1873-07-06
flying debris. Tho erops IN this Vicinity l,ayc
bocn damaged to o vory, gront oxtcnt..

~ Speeial Dtspateh 10 1Re Chfengo Trtonnt.
ATHENS, ohio. July 5.-Tho Hooking Valley is
a wido Rfoct Of wator from Lancaster to tho
hr., 1hi0 nhn dn H. s on o soMH"nSs it'll s4ass s sso ss
tlmatal at s1,aoO000. Ilo Hooking Is two
,fcot higher than tho high lnarle of
1899. Travel haB boon interrupted aud telegraph
poles aro prostratod in ull diroctiosa, ll.o salt
bntliy damaged. Six milos Of tue canal hctween
Athens aud Saline IL destroyed. No losB vi lilo
Ia thus fur reported.
.sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July "a special from Han-
nibal, Me-, says Tint the severest storm wl!!ol,
last night. Two or throe houses wcro blown
dawn aud govoral unroofed. a largo 1unbor OF
treos wero uprootod, and much danngo HaH
dono to foncoa and other property.
storm, amounting almoat to a tornado, awopt
oyor tho city Inst oyoning, between and
O'Clock. Tho etoamor Mountainoer was lying
at the ban1t abovo tho bridge, aocurod to tho
railroad track, md othor fastonin1gs, By eight
cabloB, two Of which wore nov and fotr-n1tl-a-
Ilalf inchea in diameter. At t11o tlrss big blow
tho linoa parted, after tearing upn portion OF
tho railroad track, na'd tho htoa,ner turmoil with
Lar head to tho stream. Tile wind kopt hor
md struck tho oaat cnd Of tho bridge
draw. Several OF tho iron guys Of the bridge
were sprung from tl.oir bolta, and tho damage to
tho bridge IL from $4,000 to $40; ;00o 1t will TO-
{eo are swHns Hs d days oy f F0pf p%resa aG IL nos or
hurricane deck, wcTo smashed np clear to her
cabin. Ilor froight-hoistor ruined and chin.
neyH kockod down. Tho loss to tito vossol
is about $4,000; no insurance. At tho
| tlsno at tho aecidont, tho First Mate,
First 0lork, First Engineer, nnd Steward, With
a number Of the deck crew were on wntch, but
mono worc injured. Tho hlountnineor belonged
| to tho Hiver Packet Company, aud was built IN
| 1866, at 4 cost OF e51 ,000.
Tho steamer l;lkhom mooroa IT. belo" ell dno tho
bridge hroho t%e 1%oea0' rtsnf sna no1te @ora fs ae
lodged and was brought up tlis 4. m: sho waa
damaged to tho extout Of 5000. Lilo tornado
took on tho roofs Of aoyosal houaoa =; IL
| tho city aud did much damage IN tue
way Of uprooting shale~trees. Chimney
Of wheat woro tosaed everywhere nne
ecntterod about East Of st. .IoHoplr, genor
ally, the dasnngo to tho former was consdora
Is; sr. Iop1s, NO., con 5.-wnilo tho ateamc'
Gront Republic wasn tvoying q moonlight OK
curalon party dow nj ho rivor lnst m.ghs VIE, a;s
struck hor. Hor chimnoys went ovorboard
which. in falling, stove III hor To1as aud d1t
considerable dn,nago to her cabin. Nobod.
hurt.
for yoara fell hero 1aat oyoni1lg. accompanied .
destructive wind. Considerable damage va
cansoa by flooding collars tn all parta Of I'll
| city, -.
1t duthrio Carlisle Norwalk, md Stuart. til
storm waa r1oat Hovoro. AZ Stuart, tho nno new
I other house throo mieH from Stuart was tor
down, and five members Of tho fnInlly lnlurat
and ono woman with q hnbo tareo or four daj
| In bod, IL not expected to live.
, 1873-07-06

JErFEnsov C1rr, Mo-, July 5..--Tho first re-
union OF tho slxty-seconl Regiment. United
States colorel infantry, with whom originated
the idea of tho Lincoln Institute, and who fur,
uslcd tho first $1,000 with which to found
being yery widely scattered, membora wero
present from all pnrts Of tho country, Res
buttons wero adopted declaring tho Institute =
success, AMI expressing approval Of tho general
management BY tho Bourd Of Ttustoea, espoclal-
ly in regard to economy tho selection Of puplla
With viow to preparing teaclcrs for tile col
bred raco, and kooping tho school FREQ from
ecotariau control; also, returning thnnEs to tho
teachers for thoir services III Bucl. and for
loeping up high standard OF morality among
tic achoara nlso, calling on tho stnte Of Mis-
souri to allow the admission OF colorcl children
into tho public schools, whore from any causo
no school is provided.
, 1873-07-06
SUDDEN DEATH.
Fatal Accidents on the Nation-
al Holiday.
Ten Persons Drowned at
Green Lake, Mis-.
Three Persons, Carried Over Niagara
Falls---0thor Casualties.

DAnrronp, Wis, July 5.-Tllo sovorc ntorm
which passed ovor Wisconsin yesterday Will 10
long remembered in tho vicinity of Groon Lako.
Yesterday morning picnic party went OUT On
Tho lako In tho smiling yacht II. D. larshhrd, on
t1sling excursion, and Ind procoasod but o
short distance wien Il aqunn struck tho boat,
oapsizing IT, Tho following poraoils were
thrown into tho wntor md drowned: Airs. \. +.
Oar1nnn, Mrs. Goo. Harding. Mirs 5onnte o!sa,
Mrs. N. q. l.usaell ssM el1ila, Wm; h!o1ii t,l1 II
wife. and Child, Mrs. John Baird, atd child Oh
UulrrEwA. Can, Ju1y GA man, woman, and
cli11 wont ont on tho Eingara River yestetaay
afternoon, md arc supposed to Nato go1lo oEoF
tho falls IN ploccs Of d boat woro psckca up BE-
low tho falls this noon. The young man WAS
from Cincinnati, and tho girl, with her yonng
brother, from Toronto. Tho young man g1ld tue
girl wero to Aayo bcen married. to-iay. hay'ng
procured n licoliso At Wolland yesterday. Thor
names have not yet boon nscortained. Tho nd
dress of q woman Oh Cedar atroot, CioVelanti,
was found in tho mana pockotnools Mt Tho hotci,
but no ofToctH Of any consequence lave Doom dis-
covered. Tho bodies have not yot boon recoY-
orot1.
On1rrrwA, Ont, 'July 5.-.-Two Of tho parties
who wont over NinBarn Falls, yesterday, gaSe
thoir nalnes as John Elliot and Alargarot Rolin-
ston, both Of Cincinnati. Tho former was nbout
20, nntl tho lattrr IL years. Of aEe. :.
PRINCETON, ILL.,, july, by tho premature
discharge OF i cannon Mt Bndn. ILL.,, this niorn-
ing, J. &. Rick and ELLA Shannon wero Aerously,
and perhaps fntnlly, injured: Both eyes OK the
lnttpr were blown out. Threo ether parties,
whoeo names wore not learned, wore slightly
hurt.
MUSHROOM, Micl,., July A man was in
stant1y killed horo to-day by tho premature ds-
charge Of cannon. the ra,nmsr passn'ng through
ALnEaAx, Mich, July 4.-Wil1ie Peck, .
clerk, fell from tho renr Of q storo distance Of
eight foot, and had a. leg broton.
| Herman Agon was run over today by n hand'
| oar, and killed.
KIrox, ILL.,, July GA yo,ng man named
Benjamin Alien, formerly Of this ely, had ]lit
arm blown oil, yestorlay at Jersoyv'lio, ILL.,, b,
| tho. promaturo discharge Of cannon. sovera
othora woro badly burllod.
r1xss9urn Mess 5u1y b.11ohp o ,I,sc +; Tucker ssa
| drowned tllH morning willie bathi1g. Uo for
mqsy kept thS fr0mGn } Aonas poston fron,
stophon on n lshi,g o1cur6ion, wero drownet
[ ut Deer Island, N. j.
1NprASAro11a, July "a young man nnmoi
noon to-lay in Fall Creek, whc bathing.
, 1873-07-06

SpfciG1 D{fpHtfH IL I3t E}cH1h 4TtuHHf-
ToEosro, July 5.-Tho Mall tllis morning psb-
lisllos four and half columns Of tho sworn
statement Of Sir Hugh Allan III which he states
tho circumstances under which his letters to
Smith and aIcAlullan wero wrtton. Among other
thnga, no aayu, ho obtaincd tho nanics from sir
Francis Sinclair OF Persons who lad comnirit-
Gated with tho Government Gil Pacific Railway
nnattera in advance OF tho Governments action;
TINT thoro was no Intention OF placing 1t under
Ting OTTAWA, ansing, tho 39 session Of ul, tho
against Americans having part IN tho di,
rectug OF tho acho1uo. TINT 1o consented
feel Justified in entirely breaking of conncc~
tioys with tho Americaus; that ho did not con-
sidcr 1t necessary to communicate with ha Cail;l-
dian friends ~ to l,tH lrivato corresponIo''ce
with Americana. Then follows tue history OF
Tho negotiations towards anal gamntion with to
Interoceauic Company. Ho giyos letter from
John A. Macdonald to party, In which tho for.
,aer pro1niaea Ills aa to Obtain tue lresldonoy OF
Lie os as st I'll H eas ts ssS zig seeons 10
K icttoy from bir George Cartier to Sir
lIuch Allan informs hin moro partrll-
}nr!y Of tho Gosernncnt's i,'te'tion. llo ad,
ma tat tho lostess Lt n"o!''Jt,'aIu t',t1Ia
tisa ctrcun,Ataucoa aitould Justify or excuse tho
language uscl III them. l1o allnita That 10 l1ati
NO hesitation III placing himself Ill poaation or
| favoring tho admission of Americans. Ao btateH
| ciatos ceaAcd wlon he knew tho Governncnt
desire; denies TINT Ee agreed to pay. or had
| 1aid, any money to any inembor Of tho doVar1i-
mont. though admitting. having spent money 70
| aid tic election Of Government cMni,dnfes or
| thoHo who wero friendly to thu paciilc'sohotno
There is 10 oyidonco, so far, to directly.
prove, bargain for q money eonstuerat1yh
totwoon Sir Hugh Allen and Sir John a.
Macdonald, though Tho faet OF slr Hugh Allan
spending money to tho advantage Of Macdonald
| il admitted In Iis statemont. Tho aMprasHion IL
thoroughly founded nmonts tho people that sae
contract was aold to Allan aud hlb frelltts. =,
MONTREAL, Jnly 5.-yho Canada Ine.s'c ,: hsH.
way Company mot hore yesterday. oitsNt pefeoAS
p,asont business WEB atfisty private,
An indignation mooting wan he'u heee lase
nigllt ly tic workingmen, exrroHs!lIE aiseatla-
faDtion ut tllo actinn Of tho majority Ut THO ~
c,fo Scandal Committee III banking inquiry.
tho (}oyornmout wns ashn strongly c1lde1ano!.
OWEN Houkn. July G.-Wil'ianl Dolsts br1ltally
murdorod hip brotllor-iis-l -law Richard Forbcs, in
! tho Township Of Kippcl, OH "Wednesday night,
Wills returning FROM 4 logglng-boe.
UA111Xx July 5.-rl!o lark concordia, from
Queboo for Plymouth, EnEland, went ahloro as
Capo Grilln, Oh JUNO Ii. Capt. Harrison,
First Mato Goudie, and throo Of tho crew wero
drownol wlllo making MI effort to carry lino
aAhoro, james lIugliHot,, tho second mute, suc-
ccelod In Aoatiug tho limo aallore which was
uado fast by sonlo ilBhor.non. and hln'salf a'Na
tic remairilar Of Tho crow, elovon in number,
were yaypd, Tho bodies Of those drowned woro
recovered tho next morning.
, 1873-07-06

MILWAUKEE, July 6.-E. Wolycrton'a store and
four other buildings in Oregon were burned last
night. LoBa, slG,000,
DEssfo1sEs, Iowa, July 5.-Tlo city escaped n
contingration yesterday by fireworks, but q fro
broke out last night in tho lime house OF tho
DesA1oinos Coal l. Limo Company, caused by
Tho wntor-works quickly qaonchcd IT, and but
littsa damage was dono.
pn1IapEIr111A, July 5.-The loas by tho burn
ing Of JolloB s. Bergor's Bono Factory at Gray's
Ferry to-day waH $4,000 insurance. $4,000.
, 1873-07-06

q scalp wound on Erana, and tho fourth nhot
lodged In hiH (Eyana) brain, cauuing liis doalll
ia q fow mtnuios. Tho partioa cognixnrs rel!sYo
Tinnnagan of my i,.toiition 70 tnrM the course
ilo,tly to Boonro thu weapon, Or, fnl'iny IN TINT,
to prevent any injury bong inflicted until tho
revolver was ompt0d. ....
WnEnr1No, w. W.. 5nly 5.--Ats tho 'nnanest
wore found an Eynus atidresac3 to his mother,
alBo to leading Physicians Of tl'fa city, stating
his firm intention Of shooting Mrs. DNnlnp n,,a
tllon killing himaolf. Tho jnry acquitted Mr.
Tlanuagan, MI ovldenco provng tliat llis at-
tsulpts woro only to nnve Esans from blood
a1taI.
, 1873-07-06

4 nsnu Essoote nuia A7rot!acr-isz~f,stET-.-
E'1l1al Is&:s1,iz ~ II Fsln.ily tets:.r-
.EsIs
! Inp1ANApo11s, Int., July 5.-~At Gloonslnrg,
Ind, yesterday, William A. Qdorl,oaor, sot and
in~laY md 4 foud existed LetweoH tlom for sey-
eral years. They woro both out slnlrrol hunt
ng, mud mot in tho wooda mud the quarrel %as
ro,lnwod. Losuro drow knife, whom Oder
hotdor hrod, killing LoHnro instantly: lilo lhen
surrendered himself to ol1lcora, on hia way to
town, stopping to ask Nun to sco that lcsuroa
remains woro promptly takon caro- OF.
, 1873-07-06
A De5JpNrfAtiO Shot

C1Nc1aHAr1, July b.--Yostereiay ut Lawrence
burg, I,Itl., DGputy sAorir Paul Tmlott waa
kuocked down BY u desperatlo. Peto Miller, whom
llo Ind nrroated. Truott fired u shot Ut Miller,
tho lall striking him III tho small of the back
and l,asHing tilrnugt., was taken out OF the nh"
tlor,en. Ills thought Miller cannot liyo. Mo
lad juat boon liboratol from tho JotlergonvilIo
nnnitnutlArY.
, 1873-07-06

NASHVILLE, July 5.-Cl1arlcs Med Donaf1, asslse~
art foreman OF the Banner Office, aud Corro-
spending Secretary of the Nashville Typographical
Union, attempted to commit suicide this MORN
ing by ntabbi,lg himself and afterwards cutting
his throat. Tho cauae Was temporary inaanity-
His recovery ID doubtful.
John Martin, 10 yours Of age, loft homo on
Wednesday, threatening to drown himself. and
was found itt tho river two miles below tla city
yesterday. Tho verdict OF tho Coroners jury
VAS suicide.
, 1873-07-06

Special Dispatch to The Chicaqa Tribune.
JIEnANoN, ILL.,, July 4.--At tho lato session ct
tho Trustees Of blcKentlreo College, Bomo very
Important legislation was objected, and tho ipi-
tiat stops tahon looking toward raising n hnlf
million dollarB for tho l1so OF tho institution.
out tho ro;ulntionD, havo Just closed lin lmpor-
tant gosaion, Mt which tho Hon. NJ. II. Cham
borlan, Of Bcartlatown; Ill., WAS elected l31.tlow-
mont ind Fiscal Commissioner Of tho ina.itll-
tion Mr.. Chamberlain las not yet signiflod lia
intention to accept.