New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-02
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county. arrested week ago for treason,
we're thrown into Jail. Only two OF these
gentlemen were in the Brooks service, or
had anything to do with the late troubles
John A. Williams, attorney Tor these par
ties, was also arrested and confined In JAIL
A trial was demanded on SATURDAY, Out
both trial and bond were refused, and all
parties are still in prison. The alleged
cause Of the arrest is to break up the Re-
publican party in that county.
The Little Rock Gazette says Governor
Raxter will not approve the amnesty act
Arms are being sent daily to counties
where the Republicans have a majority to
xsrm the militia, with the design to intimi-
date and overawe the colored voters and
prevent the election of Republicans to the
constitutional convention.
K. w. Thompson, Baxter's chief of staff,
on Saturday officially notified Judge War
wick, of the Chancery Court, and Thomas
G.. Peak justice Of the peace, that martial
law still exists, and they must govern
themselves accordingly.
Counterfeirers Captured.
Fasr WAYNE, June Limited States de-
5sectiVes arrested William Rathblra here to.
day. and Abe Hall at Cairo, near Lima,
Ohio, Saturday. charged with making
large amount of counterfeit fifty cent cur
rency STANTON tead," was captured, to-
National Bank of Delphi, Indiana, altered
from ones. The prisoners were taken to
Cleveland.
Gazing Of the River Bank at Monroe.
MONROE, La, June 1.-The river bank
began to cave in the rear OF the OudChtM
Telegraph Office at half-past one, and the
loes of the bank is now fifty feet. The
Paragraphs power press was taken down,
and the whole Office is in confusion. The
bank of the river is up to the back steps,
and the caving continues
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
ONCE Chief Signal Officer
Washington, June l. 1874, ABS p NJ.
Por the South Atlantic and Gulf States, partly
cloudy and continued warm weather, with light
variable winds, no decided change in the bar0me-
ter and local rains near the lower Mississippi val
Icy. Che lower Mississippi river viii change but
.slightly during Tuesday.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June /, P. M.-Barometer
1850. Wind southwest, fresh. Arived-Steam.
$3.50 A. NJ. from New York to A. Monitor; steam
ship General Meade, sampson, master, at 500
from New York, to J. H. Ludwigen; steamship St.
Louis, Reid, master, at $50 A. NJ. from Liverpool
NJ. from Galveston, to G. A. whitney Co. Sailed
Steamship Gillian and ship M0ntebeilo.
ycks InRU June hd.up.caPrs " ROuntz at
Psrg0ud at P. NJ. Weather warm and cloudy.
The river has fallen five inches in the last twenty.
tour hours.
MEMPHIS June l.-weather hot and stormy.
River fell six inches. Arrived-Minneola, from
Cincinnati. Departed-last night: Henry Ames for
St Louis; Atlantic and barges, for New Orleans;
to day: John Kigour, for Cincinnati: and Great Re.
public, for New Orleans.
CIScLNNATI, June l:-River eight feet and fall
ing. Weather fair and cooler. Arrived-Bodmann,
from New Orleans.
PIrrsBuRs. June l.-River three feet ten inches
and falling Weather clear and pleasant
CAIRO, June l.-Arrived-Mary Alice, from St. |
Louis. A. NJ; Tolle from St. Louis, 10 A. NJ; City
Of Quincy, from St. Louis noon; Church, from New
Orleans, P. N. Departed-Quincy, for New Or. |
leans P. NJ; Mary Alice, for New Orleans, P. N.
River fourteen feet seven inches and falling slowly
Weather cloudy. Mercury 800.
EVANSVILLE. June WEATHER clear; mercury |
200 to 300. The river has fallen two inches Up
Mary Houston and Peytona ten o'clock last |
night.
LOUISVILLE, June River falling; five feet one |
inch in the canal three feet large in the chute.
Arrived, Mary Houston from New Orleans.
Sr. Louis, juno 1.-Arrived-Yaeger, from New |
Orleans; st. GeDevieve, from Vicksburg. No de. |
partures. River falling again slowly. Weather |
clear and warm.