New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.


Sr. LOUIS, June 22.-Clark Evans, who
murdered Mr.. Holbert in Illinois, was
taken from Jail in Carrolltown, yester-
day morning, by mob Of disguised men,
andhanged. .a-,ossI o-,.,-..r.-.
sih ri Fatal Railroad Collision.
ALBANY, June 22-An accident occurred
on the New York Central railroad near St..
Johnsville, New York, about three o'clock
yesterday morning, caused by the collision
killed outright and several others were In
jured. ---.s,------
* Raiding on the Border.
GALVESTON, June GA Neus' special
from Brownsville, says several days since
a party Of thirty armed Mexicans were in
the country, about fifty miles northwest OF
here. They then had 500 head of cattle.
In commenting thereon, the RancherO OF
to-day says to stock raisers I'VE recon-.
mend that they turn out en- masse and hang
every man who can. not give good 90
count OF himself, and .raze to the ground
every rancho known to harbor these vii
lians who mske cattle and horse stealing
business. ~ The value OF the stock stolen
from this frontier during the last few years,
by Mexican marauders, would have kept
in the field Two full regiments OF cavalry.
.n .f.-iryoA Rescued Crew.
, VINEYARD HAVEN, June 22.-Arrived yes
terday-Schooner Captain, and the crew OF
the ship Percy Thompson, from Bull river,
ton on the fourteenth instant, in latitude
800 AZ, longitude 78o 25. j1I
saF.la o storm In Indiana.
10 Fort WAYNE, June 22.-A terrible storm
Of wind and rain swept over the southern
part of this county yesterday afternoon,
tearing up trees, dem0lishing fences and
barns, besides destroying large quantities
Of wheat. No loss of life is reported.
- -2Hoa7q aHi Dead. .fss 81.
LITTLE Rock, June 22-General William
| A Crawford, late of Baxter's army, q prOmi-
nent citizen of this State, died at his home,
near Benton, Saline county, this morning.
l. 40 A Brutal Affair.
CINCINNATI. June 22-An Eaquirer's Par
| kersburg special says bloody fight Oc-
| CURED on the Short Line railroad, about
| fifteen miles from that place, Sunday morn
| ing, between gangs OF men under Con-
| tractors Ward and Mclaughlin. At dance
! on the previous evening one OF Contractor
| Wards men beat woman badly, and was
severely punished in return. Ward, learn
| ing what had occurred, gathered his men,
! numbering about 100, and returned yester-
day evening to the scene of the fracas.
An Innocent negro was set on by the
| party and finally knocked off the river
bluff. He endeavored to escape by swim
ming, but was fred at and killed instantly.
! A serious encounter afterwards occurred
between Wards gang and their opponents.
| One of Wards men has since died OF his
| wounds, and nine or ten others on BOTH
sides were badly wounded.
- ''''''-'' Probabilities.
| 1lI-+- tllt- a. - WAR DEPARTMENT }
| ONCE Chief Signal Officer.
| Washington June ~ 1874. s:3o +. M
4 r,.lc 1;,lA IN
| winds, q light rise in temperature and slight
changes in the barometer.
| Cotton held higher at the close; uplands l7a e
| Orleans lSc; net receipts 2s5 bales; gross 4Jsl,
sales 85C. r. T.. ..--
~ n. River and Marine News.
seurHwEsr Pass, June a. s P. M.-Barometer
| 1855 Weather calm. Arrived-Schooner Adelza.
Huntley, MASTER eight days from Cardenas. No
| ViCKsuKG, June 22.-Up-Future City and barges,
afl p M; Mary HousIon, at II A. NJ Down ChcIs
rived capitol CITY, at 4 p N. Weather warm and
cloudy. The river has risen five inches in the last
MEspaIs' June 9-weather clear and hot. The
| river rose six inches. Arrved-Mary Miller from
Cincinnati; Falls Pilot from Cairo DEPARTED
Sise SsY Of Helena for e vicSsbnTg Moe Moore and
Bismarck for New Orleans-two last early yester
ua C1HoIssAri June 22-River seven feet six inches
| aud falling. Weather fair and hot.
PIrrsBuRG June 2.-River three feet four inchef
i.mg wssshsr clear and very warm from
Louis, at midnight; Belle Lee. from st. Louis. at
4. NJ; st. Gene We've, from vcksburg, at =, ?. y N
Westward, for New orleans, at 8 A. NJ; Belle Lee
New 9sesrs at F. M g. fsst ser f1r inches s
and r1si ~ slowly Weather clear. Mercury 940.
| ST LOUIS June 22.-Arrived-Julia, from Vicks
burg No departures. Clear and very warm
weather
| River has fallen one inch