New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-31

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Prov, oEEcL. K. l.. March 30.-The At
idntlc De'a ne Company has been adjudgeG
bankrupt.
seventh Ballot for Senator.
BosToN, March 30.-Dawes 81, Hoar 49,
Curt ; ~, Adams IL, Banks 7. Adjou, ned
Business mt Last.
ST LOUIS, March 3o.-The lower house
has passed the bill appropli ating $4,000 70
enable Governor WooGson TO bring James
aud the Yor1ger brothers to justice.
The proposition TO establish secret fund
Pud Stats police was defeated.
Probable Extra Session Of the Legislature
The Legislature will aGjouln at noon to-
day, but a report IS in Ger a,ion that the
Cover nor WI convene an extra session at
once for the pr pose Of taking action to pro
tcct the State credit.
Ambuscaded and Shot.
While about twenty persons were return
ing from Cempbel'ite Church Sunday, six
NILES east of Carbonate, Illinois, they were
fred upon from an ambush, and Mrs. Stan
Ze'ar and David Br ''ener were dangerous
~ and perhaps morally wounded. 1t is
not known who the assa'Ients were, but it
ia believed the affair grew out OF an old
Idge existing between the Br'lene
IAN 'ly and some Of their neighbors, and
that it was but a cont ,ruance OF the tragedy
young Br'lener's father was killed.
From the Wreck Of the Crescent City.
MEMPHIS, March 30-Captaju Goode.
agent of the Mississippi Valley Transports
ton Company, returned fcom the wreck of
the Crescent City this morning. He was
unable to find the bodies of Captain Daw- |
son and four of the crew. The boat can be |
raised when the water falls ten feet.
Explosion Of the sam. J. Hale above Mem.
phis-The Killed and Wounded.
The steamboat Sam. j. Hale, from Gin
cinnati for New Orleans, exploded her
steam pipe one hundred and TWENTY-FIVE
miles above here last night at e.even
o'clock. The following are the casualties:
+. Wagner second eng ineer, slightly |
scalded; Richard Lombard, deck hand. |
severely scalded. since died; Frank Stewart. |
deck hand badly scalded; John johnson,
deck hand, lost overboard Charles Jones
lcolored), fireman. killed. Captain j. L.
Carter made narrow escape, escaping en-
tirely uniDjured.
The City OF Nlcksburg verto0k the Hale
floating down this morning and towed her
to bank, bringing the wounded here.
The Hale is uninjured, save the bursted
pipe.
Kentucky Lottery Scheme Scaled.
LOUISVILLE, March 30.-It is eunoupced !
tonight that 5000 out of CO. 900 tickets |
only having been sold in the Public Library |
drawing, prizes will be scaled TWENTY-FIVE
per cent, making the capital prize SIS. 500
instead of $2j0,O00, others being reduced In |
the same proportion.
Accident.
PITTsBURG. March 30.-To.day, while |
Workmen were engaged in building a stack
for the new Acme glasswOrks at Steuben.
vile, it gave way at the bottom and fell to
the ground, carrying the roof and men
|" 18th 1t. Seven persons were seriously in !
ured.
Probabilities. t
WAR DKPARrxEsr,) o
Office Chief Signal Officer |
Washington, March 80, 1874 435 p NJ X
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, southeast and 3
outherly winds, falling barometer cloudy weather
River and Marine News. g.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 20, p. M.-Barometer | A
J; Wind north. northeast; strong. Arrived and A
ins, master forty eight days from Lamlasa, in
Pllast Steamship vanda ii still on the bar. g
,st fresh. Weather squaily. Arrived at 7 iSp'a
Steamship Mississippi, Crowel, master from st
ew York, to J. H. LudN gsen; brig Nj rgaret. Sa
lgar and melado, to William Creevy. Sailed RI
eamer George Cromwell. The steamship jamaican ~
SOUTHWEST PASS March 80, P. M-Barometer s "a
,ss. Wind astsoutheast, light. Weather foggy ev
arrivals s. or departures. ON bar, bound out, 56l
Pass AIeurnE March 80, P M.-wind south. "a
81, light Weather hazy. ADVERTISEMENTS ali
nata, az 7. NJ, from Philadelphia via Havana IA
4. A. Yorke. No departures. Steamship Ja. | We,
lican still on the bar bound out. r.
NJ EsPnbe It
~ of Quincy, at A. NJ; Frank Pargod 8 p H. !
i.ved-.t. Genevieve. at p. NJ. Weather warm RI
: n.Uuuy' hn'Sr sdal0nary. los
IEMPHIs, March 30.-The river has lisen four aga
mes weather warm and raL' q Arrived
ompson Dean, from Cincinnati BE- lie of Texas ! 638
IN Pine BlrT The Legal Tender from White las,
er, lies up. Departed-Henry Ames, Belle of IS 81
fnphs, Tor st. Louis: Paragon, for Cincinnati: ma,
'ncoe last night for New 0reas; City of Vicks. So
rg for Vcksburg Mary Boyd, fer Little Rock, for
isClsSATl, March 3e.-River eighteen feet and | "a
ing Weather cloudy tonight and cool | n
fTTsBuRG March 30.-Rver six feet eight inches ma,
about stationary. Weather clear and cod mer
otlsvILLR, March 30.-River falling with eiobt III
nine inches IN the canal and SIX feet nine | ard
hes In the chute. The Ind ara did not 90 doe 20 -
terday but laid over until toda Y. Divers com. hI,,s
iced work to-day on the wreck the Belfast. as 81
NASHVILLE, March ae.-Weather cloudy and mild | S8
light. River has fallen eighteen inches rate
AFRO, March Observation-Disclosures from Gin | 90
att, at 10 p. NJ; LongwoIth from New Orleans 70
,r,ed ~ tar 80, ,oul lckspurg 7. NJ. whit
gworth, Tor Cincinnati. at midnichr. Helena Do
u. Louis, at 3 p. NJ. The river is statinnarr' -,
Their cloudy and warm. uin "a
Louis, March 3D-Arrived-Capitol Civ fror, | IL,
sburg. No departures. River falling siowly ND
Their clpady and cool; rain this afternoon and
o." scare
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