New Orleans Republican., 1873-07-13
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ford wbo distinguished himself az major O.
the First Mississippi Regiment at Buens
Vista. died at CrawfOrdsville, Mississippi
Only five interments reported to the
Board Of Health to-day. Two were from
CHICAGO, July l2.-The Libel suit Of Miss
Linda Gilbert against the Erentng POS
was concluded yesterday and the case
given to the Jury, with instructions TO Drlne
IN sealed verdict. This morning the jury
came into court with verdict for the plain
tiff, assessing the damages at six cents
LONG BRANCH, July 12.-!Secord Race-
Jury won the three last heats and the race
Tiue-l:4G, I:4S4, l:47A, l:531, 100.
Survivor won the three-year stakes
T'ime--341l.
Duffy won the hurdle race. Time-':2.
Tamany threw his rider at the nlnth Jump.
1t was George West who threw ms rldei
at the ninth Jump in the hurdle race al
Long Branch to-day, and not lanInahy, a.
before stated. Tammany came IN secono
SAN Francisco, Jaly l2.-At Marysvilie a
Bold attempt was made by three men to
rob the bank of Picker Jewett. Frank
Whipple, one Of the robbers, entered the
hank and presented pistol at Mr.. Jewetts
head, Jewett fell down and made his way
:. to a desk, where Mr.. Bingham, the chic,
clerk. was writing. Whipple ieaPed
over The counter, followed by Mr.
Dle in the neck. A desperate and
General fight then ensued, several shots
were fired, when the cOmbatants clubbed
their pir tolls; finally Whipple turned to run
cut Of the bank, when Bingham and Jewett
tired upon him with dOuble-barrelled sho,
guns, and he fell mortally wounded on the
sidewalk. Whipple says he had two con
4ederates.
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Va, July I2.-The sleeping car on an
Aastern bound train on the Atlantic, Missis
eippi and Ohio railroad jumped the track
near New river bridge this morning, and
rolled over q small embankment. The
brakeman was killed. The sleeping car
conductor had leg broken, and some hall
q dozen of the passengers were badly hurt,
but all escaped serious injuries. ,
NORFOLK, Va, July IA report, based
upon the statements of one w. II. Wnn,
nurporting to be the mate of the vessel,
vas yesterday telegraphed North and pub
iished by the local papers, that the schooner
&. z. Thompson, from Baltimore for Viii.
mington, had been run into and sunk on
Hatteras, and that the captain, his wife and
four children. and all hands, excepting the
aforesaid Winn, were drowned. The AssO-
eiated Press does not credit the report, but
believes Winn to be an impOster.
MCKEEsPoRT, Pa, July l2.-The single
ocul race of three miles was won by Will
liam Sharaff; time twenty-three minutes
four miles, was won by the Hammer crew;
slime twenty four minutes and thirty Sec
Opds.
PHILADELPHIA, July Pm the bsse ball
match to-day Murnal made some mag IL
Iicent catches for the A.n,etlcs, who out-
1ielded and outbatted their opponents, los.
ing much Of the advantage thus gained
BY their poor base running. The umplre's
decisions were very unsatisfactory, especi-
ally TO the Athletics, who complained much.
Score of the Boston, four; Athletics, tive.
Runs earned Athletics. three.
BALTIMORE, July IA three masted
echoener Of 3Ol tons, belonging to Z. II.
Ruff, OF Galveston, and Captain Mcdonald, I,
vss launched today.
TORONTO, July 12-The Orange parade
consisted of seventy four Orange, twelve
Young Britain lodges and twenty.four
bands Of music. No disorder occurred.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, July l2.-The interna-
tiOnal convention OF the Young Mems
Christian Association adjourned sine die.
CINCINNATI, July l2-Three deaths from
cholera were reported up to five o'clock
this evening.
MILWAUKEE, July i2-The Daily Neps
OF this city learns from Senator Carpenter
that the Chief Justiceship will be offered to
Senator Howe, of this State, should Senator
COnkling decline.
ST. LOUIS, July l2.-The number of
deaths in this city during the past week
were 24I, the same as last week. Of this
humber sixty-seven we're reported as
cholera mOrbus and doforty- three as cholera
iniantum and summer complaint One
hundred and thirty children, under five
years Of age, are included in the list.
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OfBce Chief Signal Officer, Z
Washington, July II, 1873. 435 P. NJ. }
PROBABILITIES.
On Sunday for the Gulf States southerly winds,
rising temperature falling barometer. cloudy
FOR the South and Middle States falling barom-
etsr, rising temberature. sootheasterly winds and
cloudy weather, followed by local rains on the
FOR New England and the lower lakes falling ba-
someter, southeasterly winds, increasing to brisk
In the lake region with increasing cloudiness
For the Ohio valley southerly winds. higher
temperature and cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region sOuthwesterly winds.
cloudy weather and possibly rain.
Rivev anielliGehce.
FAss-a.LOu1kE, July IL, 6 P. M.-Weather calm.
no :rrivals sailed-steam.hip Gordova. at 7;ls
SOUTHWEST PASS, July IL, r. M.-5aTOmeter Z9b'.
- arrivals OF departures.
SHREVEPORT. July l2.-Weather hot and sultry.
River has fallen seven INCHES. Departed-John T.
Moore for New Orleans No arrivals
VICKsBuRG. July 12.-No boats down to day. SOr-
ABLE, 8 N. weather warm and cloudy. River is
falling.
CINCINNATI July i2.-Rivsr sixteen feet ten inches
And falling. Weather clear and warmer. Departed
Nick Longworth, for New Orleans.
CAIRO, July l2-Arrived-M Houston, from
louisville, at . A. NJ; Church, from New Orleans,
ut P. NJ; City of Helena, from vicksburg, at sP.
u. Departed-Ree, for St. Louis, at nine last night:
Mary Houston, for New Orleans, at p. NJ; Church.
Tor Cincinnati, at P. NJ. The river has risen six
inches in the last twenty four hours. Weather
cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July i..-weather clear and warm.
River risen twsnty.si inches in the last twenty.
tOuv hours. rp-John F. TOlle, Mt 8 A. NJ.
PITTsBuRG. July l2.-River four feet nine inches
and falling steadily.
MEMpH1s, July I2.-River rising steadily. wea.
lhsr clear and warm. Departed-last night, G. b.
Church, for Cincinnati; Lady Lee, for Red river.
To-day: Capitol City, for vlcksburg; Grand Tower,
Tor st. Louis Henry Ames, for New Orleans.