New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-03-20
CELLANEOUS.

foreign merchants trading with Havana.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Horrible Tale.
| HARTFORD, Conn.,, March ia white
woman, wife OF colored man named
James freeman, living at Farmington,
bralned her daughter, aged eighteen, with
| an ak, this morning. Jealousy was tho
cause.
The Younger BroeAers-One of Theu
killed-Also n Detective.
ST. LOUIS, March 19.-The Democrats
| special says reports exist that the notori-
Gus Younger brothers, who are supposed TO
have been engaged in the Iowa railroad
train robbery, some months ago, were at
tackled yesterday at Monagan Springs, st.
detectives, and spirited conflict ensued, in
which one Of the Younger brothers and two
detectives were killed.
Thomas Allen, president of the Iron
Mountain railroad. received . dispatch cor-
| roborating the Democrats special regarding
the tight between party of detectives and
| the Younger brothers at Monagon Springs
were on gagged in the affair, but it is sup
posed they are in the employ of Pinkerton.
it is stated the detective killed by the
Younger brothers in Stella county, Tues
day, belonged to the party who went from
| this city privately. in the hope of captur-
| ing the Gad's Hill railroad robbers.
Social Evil Bill ReconsidereA.
The social evil bill was reconsidered in
the State Senate to-day, and passed by q
vote OF l9 to 10. 1t is said the bill will pass
the House by large majority.
Chicago'sMayor True to His Constituents
CHICAGO, March I9.-The mayor refused
of 1oA 70 k1o
nance allowing the saloons to keep open ON
Sundays. 1t was mainly upon this issue he
was elected, and he could not honorably
veto the ordinance.
Fiscal Agent of Texas.
GALVESTON, March 19.-ColOnel William
L. Moody (of Moody & Jemison), having
received the appointment from Governor
Coke as fiscal agent for the State Of Texas,
left for the North on Tuesday
Moro Indian Outrages.
The San Antonio News, of the nineteenthin
special, says: "AnOther party of Indians,
supposed to be Mescalera Apaches, visited
San Eiizaria, and stole and killed number
of horses. They were followed by party
of armed citizens as far az Guadalupe Pass,
who did not Overtake them"
A Murderer in Custody.
MEMPHIS, March 19.-Detective Watson
left for Nashville to-day with Robert Bates.
arrested at Bartlett yesterday, for killing
young Brisby, near Nashville, last June, at
dancing party.
Conflict Of Jurisdiction Resuass in Blood
shed.
A few days ago two colored justices in De
Soto county, Mississippi, near Commerce,
gave Judgment against parties residing in
rival beats or districts, which led to a clash
of authority, one charging the others with
having changed his docket after hearing of
his rivals decision and forth with
issued a warrant for his arrest. When
the constable, with colored posse,
arrived at the residence, he found
an armed party awaiting their arrival, who
fired on the posse badly wounding two of
them, and captured the constable, who was
taken to Austin by the warlike justice to be
turned over to the sheriff, who arrested the
entire party. The case was being tried at
last accounts, and caused intense excite
ment among the colored population.
FroncA Celebrates.
New YORK, March l9.-The French resi-
dents of this city celebrated last evening
Paris Commune by banquet and ball.
There was large attendance, and among
invited guests were the WOrkingmeng
Committee of Safety. Addresses were de-
ivered, in French and English, appropriate
to the occasion. The proceeds were de-
voted to the benefit Of the widows and
orphans of the Commune.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington. March 49, 1874, 435 P. M
For the Southern States, nOrthwesterly
and southwesterly winds, shifting to south
easterly.
In the Western Gulf States. weather and
temperature unchanged and partly cloudy
weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March 10, P. NJ
Wind, south, light, with thick fog prevail,
ing. Arrived-Bark Maggie L. Carville-
Mcintosh, master, from Nieuresdiepe, Hol-
land; schooner May Evelyn, McLearn, mas
ter, from Ruatan; schooner Gertrude
Howes, Ward, master, from Ruatan; brig
schooner Thomas Winans, Wicks, master,
from Touela, Mexico. No departures. The
United States man-of-war Wachusett, from
Key West, Captain Tayler, has arrived
outside the bar CommOdores Parker and
Rodgers are ON board. All are well.
PAss-A.LOUTRE, March -, 6 2. M
Wind south, light, with thick fog prevail
Herrimon, master. from Liverpool. Sailed
Steamers w. p. Clyde and Lavaca.
VICKsBURG, March l9.-Passed up
Thompson Dean, at 9 A. M; Robert E. Lee,
at l p. NJ; st. Genevieve, at p. NJ. Down
Paragon. at IL A. NJ. Weather warm and
cloudy. River stationary.
MEMPHIS, March l9.-The river is falling
slowly. Cloudy and cool weather; heavy
rain early this morning. Arrived-MOund
City, from New Orleans. Departed last
night-Belle Shreveport, for st. Lofts;
Lee, for Red river. Departed tO-day-Kil-
gour, for Cincinnati; Houston, for Louis
vile; City of Vicksburg, for Vicksburg;
Bannock City, for White river; Helena and
Chester, for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, March 19.-River sixteen
feet and falling. Weather cloudy, growing
colder.
PIrTsBURG, March l9.-River seven feet
six inches and falling. Weather cloudy,
warm and showegy.
LOUISVILLE, March 19.-Rlver stationary;
eight feet five inches in the canal six feet
i've inches in the chute Up-Bodmann, from
New Orleans to Cincinnati. Down-Ex-
porter from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Weather cool.
EVANSVILLE March l9.-Weather cloudy
and cooler. River has fallen eighteen
inches. Up-Church, at 1890 2. NJ.
CAIRO, March l9.-Arrived-Mary Hous-
ton, from New Orleans, 6 P. NJ Departed
Mary Houston, for Louisville, p. NJ. River
stationary. Weather cloudy. Mercury 500.
ST. LOUIS. March l9.-No arrivals or de-
partures. River falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool.