New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
A California Murder.


SAN FRANCISCO, April "a tragedy ha:
Just been enacted at the New York picture
gallery. One Condor, prompted by Jeal
ousy, entered the room and shot one Charlie;
. Kingsley through the heart, killing him In
stantly, then blew his own brains out
Kingsley was usher in theatre.
Eleventh Ballot for Senator.
Boston, April 6-Dawes q, Hoar 81,
Curtis 3d. Adams T, Washburn, Whittier,
Phillips and Pierce each /.
suit Decided Against the Babcock Fire
Extinguisher.
PHILADELPHIA, April Gin the United
States Circuit Court Judge McKenen de-
eided long pending suit Of the BabcOck
fire extinguisber against the Gardner Fire
Extinguisher Company IN favor Of defend
ant.
The New Mississippi Local Option Law.
MEMPHIS, April Ga special from Jack
con, Mississippi, to the appeal says the Leg
islatnre adjourned sine die to-day, after
passing bill requiring a majority OF the
males over twenty-one and females over
eighteen, in the city, town or township, to
eign petition for license to sell liquor be-
fore such license shall be issued The Gov
ernor Immediately thereafter signed the bill.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer :
washington, hpliI o. 1913, r. IL J
For the Southern States east of the Mississippi,
cloudy and rainy weather and fresh and brisk
southwest to southeast winds-
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, April s, P. M.-Barometer 300.
Wind south, strong Arrived-Bark Lizzie Gal
gsh, Galglish master, sixty-ive days from Mes
sina; ship Matura, Townsend master, from Liver
pool. Sailed-Barks lima, H. N. Carlton, Niord and
Joocu Narclsse. On the bar bound Out-St8amship
Pass A.L'ourRE, April 3, P M-wind south,
oh Waatb Arriv oh harl
Adonis, Madrid, master, from Havana. Sailed
Schooner Jennie Woods, steamship Western Me-
tropOlis and bark Storpist Constantin. The steam
ers St. Louis and Vixen are still on the BAR outward
bound.
Simpson Horner at P NJ. Thompson Dean at 5 a.
NJ. DOwn-Mollie Moore at 10 A. NJ; Capitol City
and tow at P. NJ; Frank Pargoud at P. NJ.
Weather warm and cloudy. River stationary.
MEMPHIS, April 6.-Weather clear and cool. River
fell four inches, rived-,Quiekstep from White
river Departed-Bismarck, City of Quincy, Belle
of Memphis. fol- St. Lonis City of Alton, Mary
Houston, for New Orleans; City OF Helena. for
sm1 R City ,ai tor Ptsbqrg NILS
Laura No. 2, used by Dan Rice as an advertising
boat, ran into the City of Quincy ahead of Cat
and breaking portion of her guards. The City of
Quincy towed her to the bank. Damage insignif-
cant.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-River twenty feet and fall
ing. Weather cloudy during the day. raining to.
night. Arrived-SherlOck and Cherokee from New
PIrTsBuRG, April 6.-River six feet three inches
and stationary: Weatherce and pleasant:
EVANSVILLE, April 6.-Weather partly clear before
noon since cloudy and rainy Mercury $50 to'50o
River risen seven inches.
LOUISVILLE. April 6-Rver falling nine feet seven
inches in the canal, seven Feet in the chute |
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. Louis, April 6.-Arrived-St. Genevieve from |
vicksburg.
CAIRO, April Observation-Disclosures from New |
Orleans at A. H.; City of vicksburg, from vicks-
burg. at eight; Kyle, from st. Louis, at nine. De.
parted-Helena, Cor Vlcksburg, at P. NJ; Mary |
Alice for st. Louis, at eleven Bodmann, for Gin
cnnati, at A. NJ; yicksburg for ST. Louis at ter.
River has fallen fourteen inches. Weather cloudy,
Mercury $50,