New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-10

.;l -. contained an unusually heaW
Nortborm and Southern mail wmcn 49,
the 2. nress matter in an adjoining ~
ment wss entirely consumed. 49,
Rout, Agents Jones and Je. 49,, -, v ~
only persons in the car g sne .cS arms
badly burned about the isce e,.rm orine
They we're unable to give Ar a,ss ma o sftIr
to Tie burning of the bell rope, ano ~.
" ~ IN; ;retscctnal efort to ssve the most vaiues
he mart of the nail they jumped on, ana
re-a af,arvard picked NO mucn ofuss3o.
Tha fra was mot discovered by these IN tne
foTvard carr until the train ran eevels.
miles and the csr wae bun aed 'dow4 70 .no
wheels. The origin OF the nfe Is nos Inv =
q, ASsossding Paymaster.
Gx1vperos, July 9.-The Nescs Hrowns'
Vile epecial says q paymaeter stauoneo a St
Matamoras has abscOnded with $tVVV.
Deputy Marshal Garland went to brasos
Santiago in quest OF him.
ne ipter.eaonai Railroad.
The Supreme Court at Austin he's decided
against the International railroad. -
Fatally Injured.
SPRINGFIELD, Macs, July 9.-W'ilsm
Harris. an old man, and Llzzie Mai.ln, =
yorug woman, were struck Dv ? fsnio ..
Train at East Hampton last night, and Ia
tally injured. 80
Ayictory for the Usion Pacific Read.
In the matter OF the Union Pacific rail-
road and petition for its bankruptcy, notice
Was to. day filed in the United States Cir
emit Court of the withdrawal by the petit
tion;ng creditor of his appeal from the sd'
verse decision of Judge Lowell, thus end
ing the case in favor Of the road.
A Dsld Robbery.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, July 9.-Jackson Har-
rison. who arrived from Ashland county
late last evening, was robbed Of $4O0O by
five men who attacked him after leaving
the car. near East Cleveland. After rob
bing Hal sison the highwsynen gagged him
and tied him to Q tree, where he was f0pud
this morning. .s
Railroad Train Wrecked.
LITTLE ROCK, July 9.-The freight train
on the Memphis and Little Rock railroad,
four miles east of Brinkley, fell through q
tra.tle, wrecking nine freight cars Nobody
hurt.
Once Chief Signal O6ceF, ,
Warrington, July 8, 1874. G3s P. ny
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. rain
Winds, aud no decided chsr sc in the temperatu1e.
River and Marine News.
ssu.swssr PASS, July 90 ?. M.-B.roneter ss7c.
liz
from New York, to @. A. Fosdick Co. Sailed
p Psss.A.rOUrss, July 8, 6 P. M-wind north,
lieht, 10 arrivals. Sailed-Steamship Lavaca,
sbip Theobold, bark Dolores and schooner Ger.
v,czssg1e. July sspa;:sd uR.shannen. at
at A. N. to-day; Julia, at r n. No boats down /
TODAY. The river fell six juches in the last l
twenty -four hours. Weather warm aud cloudy.
MEsPHIs, July 9-Cloudy, indications Of more l
rain. The river fell two inches. Departed-Clarks.
vile, for Little Rock; Ninneola, for Cincinnsti
Chester, for St Louis Commonwealth, for St /
81. Louis, July s.-No arrivals or departurea
Another line OF steamers 10 talked Of bur the pro-
ject has not taken Q definite form yet River sta
+s"-arv. More rain last night and to-day. Weather
DoOler
LOUISVILLE July 9.-River on . stand, with four
feet in the canal and two feet in the chute. |
Weather cloudy and warm.
CAIRO July observation-disclosures and Cherokee |
from New Orleans, ct A. NJ; St Gene vieve from
St. Louis. at P. n; Future City. from St. Louis
1T P. NJ Departed-Atlantic, for St Louis, at A. |
H.: Cherokee. for Cincinnati. at A. H.; St. &C 4.
pvieve, for vicksburg at 7P. N. River twelve feet
lbree incheA Weather cloudy and warm. 4
f1TTsBURG, July 9-Rver one foo: six inches, |
rising slowly. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, July 9.-Weather very warm. The !
liver has fallen three inches. Heavy rain aud
RiLd at 6 P. n.
md stationary.