The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-03

for mer resemb ng the hair Whist there IL LIT OF
4 that's Why he prizes il the mure Now that his two
! compeinx boats in the APtsRsas are running with
each other be thinks he has clear held, and VIII
make IN immense fortune in . short space OF time
but when business Opens again he will have plenty OF
company 1.-TWO or three boat-Owsers having already
sig ied their intention OF taking some o. the Arksn'
sas River chicken pie when the fall business begins
The glorious Ells someti'ne called "He'ls Ughes.
| 10 in fair way Of finding purchaser and .
trade. ! earn this morning that Capt. House. Who
lives eighty miles down the river. wants her
make tri-~eeky trips to his place and he plants.
| tons above, and that while Capt. Drinkwatfr wants
$1,000 for her, to wOuldbe purchaser will give but
5000. and IL to get yes or mo- this afternoon
Think Of that; the world renowned CnmberAn river
splitter selling for within few hundred dollars Of the
price paid for the Indiana II only goes to show, how
ever that In this locsity steamboat stock 10 appre
ciated, even II the swallows and martens have built
the chi'nnsys OF the before mentioned craft full Of
t. and almost ready TO hatch thsrefron their
young.
don't know how true it Is. but it lie rumored in
steamboat circles to-day. that party OF SIX or seven
Of the marine" who crossed the river yesterday to
| fish in Hstchi- Lake were pulled by the cOl0red
dispenser Of justice there aid made to anguish
part the day and s night In caaboose In that place
and provided the boys didn't have fishing tackle md
linen busters enough to put up for their fines this
morning none Of them possessed cent in currency,
there will be river column in the ng papers
published tOCay. as the artist who manages th.t was
the cOmmissarist for the party The individual who
lays out the law there il Brooks Dointee and
cOnsequ . strict Observant of all the ten CON-
and for that reason, we'll to increase
fees Of his otherwise half paying Judicial position,
does he stick it to sunday pleasure seekers who ven
ture into the domains Of his district
LATER-Since the above written. the entire
fishing pa IT, including the Ledger's water liner.
Durn pi OF, Ad. Wssson. repren alive of the morn
ing papers, and two three Other funG tonares have
found their way to this side of the river ming
in dug outs and in skiffs it that while the
party were enjoying themselves on the bank Of tbs
lake with Bourbon ice cold lunch, fish poles etc. the
colored posse. armed with sho'guns pOunced down
upon til IN bagging all but one or two who made for
the cane and remained id all night.
The Cap ured "piscatOr alists were then marched
through boys and swamps along paths to Scrab-
betown. where the dignfed justice opened his conrt
Sunday being legal court day with him-and after
goirg through rigmarole Of questions he turned to
Wasson and looking like MOdOc turk asked him
what for you uns come ober heyah fob to hsh on de
piled that tor him he wasn't hshin at all. but
only trying II drown fsh-worm he had on his hook
that didn't 20 down with the judge. however. aud he
put . So fine against each and all Of them.
The lads having no money had to languish in the
lock up all night and until they could "raise q stake
from their friends on this side, which they did by
all came in . body, and sympAthi ing
with cir friends who wasn't there to see the fun.
The John Kieour with 200 tons OF freight and sixty
passengers went at for the Ohio, dscharging
100 packages vegetables and fruit here, and getting
about fifteen passengers She has freight 70 nearly
every prominent landing on the Ohio. The Reokuk
and barges went up last night, and the Mitchell and
Republic are expected down to-day.
by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, June 2.-River eight feet in the chan
mel aaa stationary. Weather cloudy.
PIrTsBUHa. June ar YER feet inches in the
channel and falling. Weather clear and pleasant
EVANSVILLE. juno 2.-Rain this morning. now clear
aud bright Mercury &c to ~. River fallen inches
CAIRO June ARRIVED: Future City and Henry
Amas from New rleAns. At =. M; Sherlock from
New CLEANS. att P. M Departed: Tolle for New Or.
leans. at q p. M; Church for Cincinnati st9P M.
both last night. The Ames and Future City for st.
Louis. at tonight River IA feet ?, falling. Weather
cloudy. Mercury 49,
LoUEvIL'E Il. June 2-River feet inch in the canal
and stationary
ST. LOUIS June Mo arrivals Departed: st.
aenevievs for Vicksburg. River falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and cooler Heavy showers tonight
The steamer Rob Roy engaged and sunk miles
above here this morning but raised after by
her pumps and arrived here tonight.
MEMPHIS. June 2-River falling slowly. Fine rain
this evening. Departed Colorado and City OF Vicks-
burg for St. Louis. Julia for Vicksburg, Robert
Mitchell for New Orleans.
VIcKsBU, @, June Passed up: Bee and barges, II
NJ; City of Helena, P. NJ. Down: Gov. Allen
p NJ. Weather aud raining. River fell =
ipchea during the past twenty four hours.