New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-30

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carried the municipal elections yesterday
One Independent eWas elected to the
council. / e-s4-.t +sf.--.-
lIn Petersburg the Republicans sus-
tho city. which they have held since the
war, was wrested from them, the Con
servatives carrying the city by about 800
majority. They elect city officers, and have
over two-thirds majority in the council
Lynchburg elects . Republican mayor.
| A Base DaM Tragedy.
| ATLANTA, May 29-In quarrel over .
game of base ball, in Clarke county, Pink
| Price struck Luther. Thrasher on the head
with q bat, killing him instantly. Price
led. Both were under twenty years of
age.
BALTIMoRE, May 29.-Hurrah won. the
first race in 2:15. III
Granger won the second in 3:35h.
The judges decided Granger and Catesby
owners of the divided stakes.
Fadladeen won the consolation stakes
in 1:44, l:44ts, l:49h. g-
The fourth, grand steeple chase, George
West won in 5:47.
s A Haul Of Ceusterfsiters.
CINCINNATI, May 29.-Ever since the haul
q year ago, the United States detectives
have been in this city working upon the in
formation then obtained, that counterfeit
money in circul alton there was made in
Ohio. The detectives did not make them
selves known to any one outside Of the
United States court officers, not even to the
city police, and their names TO- day are
secret: Having worked up the case tho
roughly. they commenced last midnight
making arrests. George Koppelcamp, .
keeper Of Water street grocery, was first
taken, and word got out he was kidnapped.
The metropolItans made vigorous
search for kidnappers, without success, and
arrests followed rapidly until ten. persons
were in custody in tho Office of the United
States marshal. Their names are Jennie
Twitchell, Jacob Devote, William Gordon,
meyer, B. Stetle, Mary Brown. William
Beckley. The cases were continued until
next week, and all the parties, except K0p-
pelcamp, who gave bail, were put in the
county jail. The exact amount and nature
Of the evidence in possession of the detec
tives has not been publicly developed.
Now Wheat.
MEMPHIS, May 29.-The first shipmentof
new wheat, received yesterday from Pamela
county, Mississippi, was re-shipped to st.
Louis esHr ui 9g gI9l.5 r..
MI,
d.. A. Ehle, a weu Known saloon Keeper,
fell dead to-day from heart disease.
From Little Rock.
The train from Little Rock came through
on time to-day. ss7.l
.-o Races at Philadelphia.
yFHlLADELfHA, n May Iine spsing
with q good attendance and fine trotting.
Tn the first race n n0ddle for hOraea that
mad naver hest three minntea h. o Ir;sh'
man, o. M Gold Elsie and b. 9. Daniel
Tompkins were entered. Four heats were
run, Irishman winning in s:4o, 1884,
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5000. BIN Ella Weight. b. q. Stewart Ma
IOney, ano " 3: no'spu!, onIolou' tno
latter in 2:3l, 2:2S1s and 2:3l.
In the pools tonight for the great race
at Point Rraeze to.morrow hetween the
PAGER Copper Bottom and Goldsmith Maid.
800 to $50. $50 to $50, $50 to 345 and $50
to $780, sold with MAID as the favorite'
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south A4,.nt;c and may S.s:.rn ' nf ~ STATE.
sf.t;onsrv to fsIlinS and no.
si6,v lisnt rain in the Mississippi valley. The low
o. s,D.x ..sri ana icor Mssssnn; rivsrs vii, SaI
oh o.; Dtssod it1 d ~ aturJor ''''PpA AA''s WI" A"A
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ssuTHwsf PASS, May ~, . r M.-barome1er
1880. Wind east northeast, light Arrived
Ruatan. Sailed-Steamship Harlan; ships William
Woodbury. Upland and Advance, and bark
Thaltemuc. ~
vIcKsBuRG. May 2O.-Up-Charles B. Church, at
ten, last night; Henry Ames at Z. M:, today.
DOwn-Mollie Moore, at a. ;; Pauline Carroll, q
A. NJ; Katie, at 8P. NJ; Nick LonGwOrth. at 81.
N. Weatner warm Ano cloudy. hlver ieu tnreo
inches In the last twenty four hours.
y MEMPHIS, May 29.-Cloudy, warm and threatening
weather. River fell eight inches; ten feet hence
to Cairo. Arriyed-Quickstep, from White river:
Departed-Blue Lodge for Ohio river Yaeger and
Genevieve, for st. Louis; Capitol City, last night.
Tor VlcKsourg: ~
PIrTsBURG. may Z9-Kiver 1Our ieet Six inches
Heavy rain tonight Weather cool and pleasant
EVANSVILLE, May zs.-weather cloudy; light rain