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slons for the burial of the dead bodies yet
to be recovered has ordered Il o collector
OF customs to attend to it at the public exe
pense.
HAVANA. April Is, via Kew West. Aprir
''-inspectors Hayden and Green, of tha
London police, and Mr.. Good, clerk in the
Bank of England, have arrived here on the.
steamship MORO Castle, from New York;
man named Oscar Wilson, who ia sups
posed to be a celebrated thief in New York.
took passage on the same steamer shortly
before her sailing from New York Wheu
the vessel had been at sea but a few hours
Mr.. Green's trunk was opened and fortv
SoVerelgns and some jewelry were ah.
stracted.
Purser Hammond, of the MORO Castle,
suspected Wilson of the theft. and kept O.
watch on him, while the others on the
steamer suspected one of the walters. On
Saturday evening Wilson was invited to-
walk on the deck, and. while doing 80, a
person went below and inspected a satohef
which Wilson brought ON board tha
steamer. In the satchel was found com.
plete set of burglars tools and bunch of
skeleton keys, of beautiful workmanship,
The MORO Castle arrived here on Sunday
evening. The passengers were not peTs
mitted to land on account of the latenesS
of the hour. While they were on deck
Wilson went below and forced open the
trunks OF Hayden, Green and Good, alb
stracted a quantity of papers, and then hid
| the burglars tools under a closet in Mr..
Green's room.
Wilson's object undoubtedly was 10 get
hold of the documents in the hands OF the
inspectors relating to the forgeries Of Bid
we'll in London. After the first attempt to-
| rob the trunks, the Londoners removed the
papers and kept them about their persons.
The clerk of the Bank of England has
identified Bidwell as the man who opened
| an account with the bank, and the English
detectives have also identified hin. as %
| noted character.
The Havana authorities hava arrested
Wilson on the charge of burglary. The
crime was committed inside the harbor of
Havana, and is consequently undey Span
ish Jurisdiction.
The English detectives and the British
consul have bafted the efforts of BidWelGs
friends to obtain his release.
VIENNA, April 1.-THE exhibition build
ing is in a backward state, and can not
possibly be finished by Nay /. The roofing
of the dome is incomplete. All the labor is
being concentrated in an endeavor to tini-h
the rotunda for a formal opening, which
must be ON the first of May, that being the
day on which the sovereigns are invited.
Visitors wishing to economist time shauld
not come before the first of june
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NEW ORLEANS FRIDAY,
WHOLE NUMBER l849.

specting Mrs. Field, will, it is stated, form
the basis of similar suit for libel.
The gas men on a strike had a meeting
to-day at which addresses were made coun-
selling perseverance. 1t is estimated the
cost of the strike to the men now ont, has
been $4,000, but the funds of the society are
still represented to be in aourishing con
dition.
A Heroids special from Singapore says
that the Atscheen war continues. 4 second
assault was made with partial success.
The Dutch carried two forts, but were re-
pulsed from the principal tort. They are
now besieging the Sultan's palace. The
lighting was desperate.
The Dutch commander Koblow was killed,
together with 200 men. The Atcheres were
badly armed. The Dutch have called for
relnforcements. Great sickness prevails in
their ranks. The Pepper ports are block
AIDED
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THE RACES TODAY

The Louisiana Jockey Club siTea ~ uu.
common programme this evening. sich a
ono as Will interest even the most btaSe.
The track is in a very toIerabie condition,
and the flyers are reported az N tip-.0p
order, while the managers are il good
spirits. Ii those who attend do not eyp.-
!ence a sensation il is ther sWn fault. as
all circumstances are extremely favorable.
The combination offered to-day embraces
singular features. although the bil! is not
az excellent as some offered at other
courses, when :ho Goldsmith Maid
and the Ike put in an appearance. Our
word for it. all who go TO the Ear Grounds
today VII! enjoy themselves, win or lose.
The irst Offering is q contest for two iGilos.
for all ages. club purse Of 5000. with tour
entries, as vii! be seen BY referring &c the
advertisement.
The second .s selling race. mile ant q
half. the club purse being $500. three en-
tries. namely: Louisa, Tom Leathers
and Belle Buckle.
The third race is mile beats. best throe in
FIVE, with q club curse Of sL-90: tour oa-
.ries. all good.
a; the pool sales last evening tie rasers
stood about IL follows:
IN the frs: raco--Village Blacksmith
brought $40; Weldon. entries. Mar"
Louise and FLORA Miyo.. SlJS, Sis Hufus
So.
In the second -ace--Bel'e Buckle s.0J.
Louisa S75; Tom Leathers $li.
In the third rae, -Sascsbox $ljc. Nellie
K. $50: John MoDos-,d so: Belle Blcl.le
$50.
Thds it viii ~ a"sn that lovers Of horse
t'esh will nave "A large Geld for speculation,
and be whs knows Row to pick out one of
the three winners will be able to cram Lis
pocketbook.
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SOLID FACTS AND PICAYUNE
FANCIES.
THE TRUTH ABOUT THE TROOPS
LIVINGSTON PARISH AND HER TR0g8lES
A SHORT HORSE SOON CURRlED
Saws the Pf1gups:

Says the P5cdgttRe:
We learn that no United States troops
have been sent to Grant parish. Applica-
ton was made to the government for troops.
but the application has not been granted;
consequently. the report that troops had
been sent from Baton Rouge can not be
correct.
There IL inexcusable ignorance or intent
TO deceive in the above paragraph. When
the news of the massacre was received,
Governor Kellogg requested General
Emory to forward the troops to the scene
of slaughter from Baton Rouge. they being
the nearest available force. Telegraphic
orders in compliance with this request were
at once sent to the commanding officer at
Baton Rouge. and the failure Of the troops
TO proceed to Grant is attributable solely to
their inability TO procure transportion.
That the rioters of Colfax have not been
brought to justice is in no degree the fault
Of the United States officers in this city.
Another absurd rumor, which the Nc.
Eneryites seize upon with al avidity that
shows how sadly they needed crumb Of
comfort. il to the effect that $50 Of the Me-
CtOpOilIdh DLlSduc h0St tOoA Otut w
Grant parish, but refused to go. There is
not even the shadow OF truth in all this
No State official ever had it in contempla-
ton to send State troops there, az the facts
stated above clearly demonstrates.
But it is a fact that detachment Of the
Metropolitan brigade was ordered to LiV-
ingston parish Information reached Gov.
ernor Kellogg that the processes OF the
parish court were obstructed and disc.
Deyed by evil disposed persons, ~hereupOn
he issued az order upon the comma nding
General of the First Division. Louisiana
State National Guard, to furnish such sup.
por. as would render the judicial orders
effective. A detail was made. and the men
were all ready to start. when information
was received that tie dispute was not
OF q political. but Of a purely local
nature--not resistance 10 the State govern.
ment, but quarrel over tho seat o: the
parish government. the courthouse having
been removed from Springfield by D recent
act Of the Legislature. Only en official
mediator was deemed necessary 20 adius;
the difficulty, ana lie was readily found IL
the person OF d prominent State official. in
innate with the people. who chepyfully &C.
cepted the mission. we understand. Where
upon the men OF the State guard. who were
under arms. were sent 20 their homes.
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The City Park

1t is matter Of general surprise that tis
City Park 10 suffered TO become q 9uagmire
and mere pastursgc for cattle. Herds
roam over it at will, and tho streets and
lanes around it have become all but inrpas-
sabieo Why Sc not the pound ordinance
enforced tbs destruction Of public prop
ecty from THE evil is incalculable. The
citizens living in the neighbo!hOOi are na-
rsssed ana annoyed by cattle roaming a.
large. ard !ad.es and children are unnn!e
- ventur" ras alouce IL there TO geu.e%y
.sr Is
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MARKETS, ,
Domestic Markets.

SK~ ToAEs April II. Kvehiog. o'ose.s
duI mid ung uplands l9hc; Orleans 1917 = rsL..
to day 30 bales net receipt 729 gross l27l IporS
70 day lto4~' iast eyenl 7JJ sales OF fumes IT,.
da8 II 6eo ha-a ~ follow A oril 10 5-IGGl87,, NJ
"a 5!8 9!6c; Juns la@. 0ls i5l6c; July IL lS
&C. lour quiet and heavy; comm0 t. !a,r.
s9tfa *5"1 l5 good to choios So 2GQ 2 =
nAsky steady. heat closed hrmer; extra ,,,,,,
ait@ "rsieri 81 rs Corn a shade frmcrs Y,.r
a. sln' =; Southern and We-tern ,rtow 81 1-ySc.
Tlite &c. aC.-Go,d demand at $685. PorE
frmer a Il qu;rt at s is 2J Lard timer ct 'G a
9sc TaTPeut.Ee dull. Rosin quiet. gallow s'....;
Freights easy.
Coffee { ood 'emsnd and steady. Sugar a.. =
bOlaBo'a firm; New orleans 57ly75c
slxe6 Of 1881. llGn hve-twenlies Of 1857 sf6s,
li3,s; 1853 IS; new fves. n5k; T. l.rortiC I,
ny; Tennessee stxes, II; new II; Vrgt. J., aiIes
A.; consolidated, 2I; deferred I3h; Louisi.ln :,
sIHes, 20 new. 40; levoe btxes, 40 Alabama eLghts
"; fves. S. GrOrvia siIss. 10, sevena 81; Moth
iooxruUxa on rouBrH rAQs,l
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

r. J, Harrison Va. Barhsnnnc Royal
No. 10, ,lBS.
TN TIE USrrKD STATES \ STRICT COURT
Il District OF Loulsians.-in 90 dienoe 10 an ac
suit aayc st lied aur tax into nv posses ion
TIN RARKEErINE ROYAL HARRY AND SFtAh
TUGS WABASH AND EQUATUR, now noeied by
T. J. Harri-On for he causes set forth IN the noel
now prmdIag IN the District Court oE the United
Ana do hereby cite sud simonish the owner or
owners kt rtoI and all and every person or per-
sops having or pretending TO have any right, tile
or iut,rrst IN OF 20 he same TO be and appear
district court of the sd states Tor the district
aforesald 10 bc holden at ths city u New Orleans
cu th, thtrd Monisy of May. to snow cause, If any
th,y have Oh can, why The said barken Inc and
tugs should not D. condemned. and be sold R Tee'
Tyyi,ea Sts'rs W., hs's oflce Sew Orleans. sev.
oA''VH'" 1' g. B PACK ,RD,
,Io n M n IL EuitPd StaI es MsrshsT.
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The Billiard hIutrk.

The third game Of tho match between
Mr.. ubassy and Mr.. Miller came off last
nigh: al: Harmony Hall, and. like :he pre-
ceding. resulted in favor Of TIE former.
Mr.. Miller made his largest run On the this.
tieth inning, when lie scored twenty-five.
Mr.. CLASSY made his largest run On the
fifth inning. when he scored ffty-six.
Ubassy led heavily IN the start. and had
four shots before Miller was credited with
any discounts. Without going into dcta ,is,
ubassy took the cue at tbs thirty tth
inning. with 30 On his string and l4i "n h.'
opponents. and counting thirty, won tic
game.
Ubassy's sargess runs were So, IS. 43. 20.
80 and 30; tota! 4A0; average l257.
NllleTs iarg-s5 runs we're -, Il, l., y,
3 and ?: tntal III; average 4i4.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-18

Th' promotion og Brigadier Genera! Irwin
Mcdowell TO tbs rank OF Major General.
wee Meade. deceased. and the Gcath Of
Br'gadie. Genera! Cauby. reduces the list
"t HG: saolor Generals on the army register
:" the liui; o: .!r, established By = recent
act u: Congress. ari hence there is no VT
canCy created. /: i. believed N array cir
eles shut R!'-ad!er q neral Philip 81.
George Cook. ~h" entered the army Ia
1877 VII! socn bn retired an rccoEn' Of his
b." ana song sH:.ico. and it. "a :enes- rs
t:"l..sht h.igA1i"S Gerora; h0wa.r,! Wiz
also is ,c'n d. ewing ~ di-ah.Ilsits gss
c-ived in :'.e se..::e.
ISIS vii '"ave two :ac.acies. goe WHICH
General E'uocy. VIA, is cu:,nel Of tho F:i.h
CaSalrv, and General JEFF C. Davis. uolpne.
.; sAa *.nf.thiad !uf.atr.. Hse nans! as
the probable successors.
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SOVTrvks1 PAss, April II F. M.-BaeoPreFsP
10 Wind, west and blowing strong. Arrived.
Steamship Oberton, at 22O P. N. HARRISON III aste4
from PernambucO, to Ocean, Zeresa Co No de-
paTtures
P. NJ Up-DicK Fulton and bsrges ut nine SmOks
City and barges at nine last night Up to-day
Henry Ames, at , P. NJ. Weather C0ol aud Gleaa.
River rising.
Planters from the country report great damage
to the growing cotton crop by the f Ost last nigh&
and the night before. Seed is said 10 be scarce
SHREVEPORT April l7.-Westher cear and cold
River riseu nine inches in the fast twenty HnuF
hour, Arriyed-John T. Moore and R. T. Bryarly.
from New Orleans and LOl No. J from S6fEe gaaL.
Departed-Lotus No ,. for New Orleans
MEaPHIs, April l7.-Weether cloudy ana eso1
TO day, but clearing and moderating to-night.
River about stationary ArrlVed-R- r. Lee fr0ns
Evansville; Grand Lake and barges, from New ts-
leans; City of icks6urg from st. Louis Arlington
from Cincinnati DeParted-Commonwe wealth. toe
St. LOUIS Batesville, fer White river; DeXte1 ans
Emma Elliott Tor st. Louis; indiana fOT Louisville.
and ArmadillO, for Cincinnati
PITTsBURG, April l7.-Riyer six feet three 3nchea
falling. Allegheny liver falling at Oil Citgo DBis
sr LouEs, April I7.-Arrived-Julia, from y,eRA
burg; Wolf, from Red river Departed Capitol
City, or YIeksburg. River falling slowlyo Ba-n
all day.
LoUisyuLk, April l7-Rtver falling slo~fy, With
eIy ven feet four inches at the head OF the cana.
hlhe ieeI ioui lhcnt5 IN ths chute WeafheH GOvIs
cloudy and threatening. Arrved-C. b. Church.
from Cincinnati Departed-J. ID. Parker. for New
Or!eane he Church will probably leave for N'yS
Orieans to nj ghF.
CIScIESAT1, April l7.-Departed-J W. Garrett,
Tor New Orleans River thrt one feet and 1ag
ing. DTi5ziingrain since P. M
CAIRO april -Arrived-hary Alice, from So.
Louis, 8 last night, Falls CITY, from New Ore ans.
p. NJ Bismarck, from ST. Louis, P. N. and
b Lee for New Orleans 8 p Nj Belle Lne. 1oP
Louisville. z. N; Mary Alice for New Orleans,
river has fallen hve inches. Wearher cool; raining.
EvAS-vILLE, April l7.-W sther cloudy aud COO;
shsht ran ran sine noon oP-sonlsvii,9, l"s
a. ID IL X Turner. b 7. NJ.
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Edward A. Beaiamiu. Of Louisiana, has
heeu appointed st tasnj Ileusenans in the
Si4 n C&vslys
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the Shreveport fire Department., and q. C.
Zieglez sssistap&
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FROM GRANT PARISH

OFFICIAL REPORT OF STAFF OFFICERS
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ON THE GROUND TUESDAY MORklN6
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GROCERIES,.

ISIR~T QUALITY
FAMILY GROCERIES,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES. sUeERtoR WINS
BRANDIEB AND WHISTLES.
!. w. PLATT'.
No. I8;! Camp street. Corner Of PoSdr"s.
Has constantly ON hand large and compieto
.stock of goods IN his line which the ~ en!ion
OF citv and country buyers IS invited
Features Of business
xCLI. STOCK. CHOICE GOODS. Low PRICES
AND ONE PRICE ONLY.
All rIlrohases delivered free of charge.
apIS Im No. l02 Camp street corner POydrss.
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uoRRIHLE MASSACRE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DGtis..............EGG ..EGtrS
GUARANTEED FRESH
Aud Delivered FRBE OF EXPENSE
Fer Twenty Gents Per Dozen.
BY G. J BERRY Coz
apis - no. 100 Canal street.
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Moss ...............''...'s..oo. BaO@S
MACHINE PICKED AND co UNTRY MOSS.
Cash paid for Country Moss.
J. If. FERGUSON.
Factory No. 90 Peters street. above Canal.
vii ~
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His Grace .Ae Rev. Archbishop Perche
paid visit to the fair for the benefit of she
Italian Catholic Church, as 6t+nspsu
Iasksen Hsu, lsss evsripg
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r,ORsTALL & DELAvIGNE.

OCTAVE FORSTALLo ALFRED DEhAVlGNB
No. ct Magazine street. New Orleans,
Dealers in LINE, CEMENT, PLASTER OF PARlso
EJRB BRICKS, KETTLE TILES. FERTILIZERS.
PAINTS, OILS. BRUSHES, NAVAL STORES, ETC.
sub agents tor Blood Fertilizer Manufacturing
COMPANY
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T. ". De KLYNE,
Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General
LIST OF KILLED.


Matt Brown. Warren Bullitt. Barney
Brandon. Jim BaZle, Sias Cannon. Bule
Ellis. NJ. D. Elzey. A. J. Elzey. NJ. E'seY,
Charles Embrev, Thomas Foster, Charlie
Gaines, John Hall, Henry Hall, Phil Har,
ris, Mathew irwin. Jack Hazen. Forda Hun
ter, Eli Jones, Alabama Jones. Sorsn .John-
son, Elias johnson. Eli Johnson. +. Jones,
Frank John, Jesse Kimball. Adam Kun
ball. Jim Mattison, Jim Morrison, Spencer
McCullen, Isaao McCulIen. Abe M3Cullen.
Alexander McCullen. Jack Nelly, Guy Nell
son. Dick Pitts, Lank Pitman. Eli Ran
dOlph, John Randolph, Jim Ro-imer. Wash
Robinson. Kip Smith. Clissen Sheldon,
Shields Smith. Jack Simmons, Aback I'll.
man, Bogue Toney, Jack White. Octave
White. Shack White, Cufee White, VII.
liam Williams; one body q complete uindeT;
three not recognized, burned: three cot
identified
LIST or WOUNDED.
Maken White. two shots in back and one
in right arm; Gilbert Noble. Thadeus Me.
Coy, through lungs and body; Shadrack
johnson. lnortallv: Robert johnson, two
shots in left leg: Killdoer Nelson, side; John
Curtin, lett leg and belly: Bartel Ezey, hip;
Phlire wilkins, shot in shoulder; Hen
derson Dern, in shoulder; Woodbury.
Cubic. leg; Martin John. side and leg.
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BURIAL OF SIXTY BODIES
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S2eeiai attention paid 60 altering nlnzzis 20
sreaoh oadors anl repairing firearms OF all kinda,
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B Y TELE GRAPH.
ARMlNG CITIZENS or OREGON

ARMlNG CITIZENS OF OREGON
VICTORY OVER THE APACHEs
THE sIODOC INDIANS
DETAILS OF THE ASSASSINATION
THE .ATSCHEEN WAR
TROUBLE IN NORTHERN MEXICO
THE POPE'S DEATH ANTICIPATED
CARLEST MOVEMENTS
THE VIENNA EXHIBITION
A CCLLIJ:EY ACCIDENT
DEAD KU-KLUX IN KENTUCKY
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ga,HK GRAND ANNUAL
FESTIVAL,
20 be given by the fraternity OF
The United Ancient Order of Drnids.
d5D.isr the auspices of the Grar Grove Of LousL-
lana at she
pBIACHAIsE GROUND. SIXTH DISTRICT,
On Sundays, HIny 4 and II.
The arrangements this year are such rs to aat.
i5fy the most fastidiOus, eG GbenseS having been
spared. Amusement for young and old Tne
richest games are selected, and to all valuable
prizes viii be distributed.
Admission. Fifty Centss Chiidfea Free.
For particulars see prog ammes
Committee of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuchs.
Cirlstave Drewes John Reich. apli I'm Su To Til
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gf,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
U entered into II copartnership under the style
OF FORSTALb 4 DELAYIGHE, and will continue
cAe same business at No. 81 Magazine street here.
sOfore carried on by Octave Forstal, who will per.
soaalIy attend to the settene eat Of the affairs OF
st.e oil firm OCTAVE FORS CALL,
ALFRBD DBLAYIGHB.
Mes, Orleans Snri1 l. 1878 AM 2rt
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rS7NKPAULTNs....-...--...'...---.-...TAKPAULiN-

c. H. ALLEN L Co.
80. "a New Leyee street.
s..s, saSs on hand large assortment Of TAR
SATLiNS, which they will hire TO merchants for
covering merchandise on the levee, and VIII pay
M damage accruing to goods when their Tarpau-
lus ard 'rcu are employed to protect the sauic.
All orders for Shipping, Railroads, Cotton
Hressee, or any persons requiring Tarpauuns, vii
sddress orders to SAhuBL BROOK. which Will be
neomptlV attended to. nht 3'
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TIDES ...........SkESS

JOSEPH B. WILLIAMSON. IT,
Dealer 10
Hides, skins and Fnrs. NOss~ Wocf, Tall
low, Etc,
80, ~ "tteTs street, near the CuBtCnl ossc. New
Orleans, Louisiana.
Liberal advancement n SdU sTs CCTsi l,nIneuts,
"A
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ColIiery Accident at POttsvilIe-The esnOvs
StOrm-A Press Agent Dead-W Ounded
ku-kiux Dead-A Lazy Postal Clerk -
Fight with the acknowledgements
Indians Killed.

PoTrsvILLE, Pa, April i7.~-Wiiiian.
Grant, the proprietor Of the Plank Ridge
colliery, and Walter Gibbs, the inside boss.
were killed by falling coal while examining
whether some new slopes were safe for the
workmen. Two labOrerS were JnjuCsG by
the falling slopes.
OMAHA April 1.a-The snow storm SOv.
cred strip of land 300 miles. 1t was the
worst ever knowpo The traC6 wi!S ba
closed today
NASHVILLE, April f7.~eWilliam Renrs
Smith, agent of the Western Associated
Press at Nashville and an old Journalist OF
this city, died this morning aftes q pr0o
tracted illness.
FRANKFORT, KY, April l7.--&dviCe. frohS
Henry county report that three OF the K,s.
KluX who were wounded in the SecenS al.
venture, died of their wounds.
SAN FRANCISCO, April l6.o-Advicea Sfonl
Arizona to April 4 have been received.
Major Randall, OF the Twenty third 1nfa1.
try, had q fight with the TOnto Apashe-
east OF Fork Verde, iR which he killed
fOrty-one warriors and captured q nuMber
of women and children.
Propositions to surrender have bees &c.
eeived from large number of the wOEst
Apaches in Arizona. General Crook has
gone to Camp Verde to meet ths sr00pS
who are now coming in.
| ST. LOUIS, April IA pr0ject is or fOOS
for d meeting of Western and SOutherR
Congressman at St Louis some time next
| month, to consider questions of general an&
special interest to the States OF the MIssis
eppi valley. 1t is thought probable that
| $50 Congressman will attend.
| MILWAUKEE. April H.-j. Z. BrOwTs
| postal clerk, was arrested at WiDona june.
| ton and brought to La Crosse this evening"
charged will. burning mail ma5tey 60 7ay0
! the labor Of its distribution
Weather Report.
I WAR DsPAR9MREB D
Office Chief Signal officer,
Warrington, April IT, 1873. S3S ?. NJ
PROBABILITIES.
I The areas OF low barometer In Ohio and Illinois
will ex emu on Friday over the lower lakes; thai
! over New Jersey will move nOrthta asst towards
Cape Cod. FOr New England. north and east winds
with rain For the lower lakes, viii DIS backing tS
south with rain. The barometer viii continue to
fall in the Northwest with souIherlY winds sn5
rising temperature Minnesota and Lake Su-
peror For the Southern States, rising temp"rB
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-18

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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-03

The cpizootic turns out to be heredi.
tary disease. Colts. 10 Plymouth coun.
ty, ILL.,, as soon as they are foaled, show
all the symptoms of the disease with
which their progenitors suffered, last year,
and they are dying in large numbers ;
&c deaths are reported in one township.
Mr.. Croftus recently died at jackson.
vile, Ind, and his brother-in.aw and
son.in-law had terrible fight as to the
precise locality in which the remains
should be deposited. After the row. it
became necessary to get n new coffin, the
old one having suffered somewhat in the
conflict.
The black brigade of waters at the
Sherman house in Chicago struck, the
other night, just at tea time, and made
most ferocous threats Of determination
against such as should take their places.
Five policemen were summoned and those
'nigs' were hustled out of the hotel, BAG
and baggage, and in 10 minutes supper
was being gracefully served by the por-
ters aud bell-boys