New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-24

IKE those OF Kansas City, arc extending
hearty welcome,
shipmenfs Of BreadstuAs.
Large lots Of corn and -four arc being
shipped from Kansas City to Galveston.
Burnside ut = Ssanlssilf.
Providence, june 23.-There was anoth-
er very Intellectual ballot today. Burnside
stood forty-one.
Fire in the Weeds.
CHICAGO, June ga report has inst
reached here of severe fire raging in the
woods along the line Of the Toledo, Wabash.
and Western railroad, near Napoleon,
Ohio. All telegraph communication is cut
of east of Napoleon and no particulars Can
as vet be obtained.
Will be Hanged.
COLUMBUS. O., June 23-The Supreme
Court to-day refused writ of error in the
case of Hugh Doherty, who was convicted
of murder in the first degree at Lancaster
recently. He will be hanged at Lancaster
in October.
Movements Of Troops.
OMAHA. June 23-Five companies of in
fsntry left here yesterday morning for Fort
Laramie.
Passage of the Liquor License Law.
Boston, June 23.-In the Senate this
afternoon the House liquor license bill was
passed to be engrossed, by vote of II
to IA.
An Alleged Murderer.
BALTIMORE, June 23.-Frank Mcdonald,
son of William Mcdonald, the millionaire
who owned Flora Temple, has been arrest
ed, charged with the murder OF gambler,
one Berry.
Steamship Ashere.
TucKERToN, nv, Jane 23-There is d
steamship ashore on Long B.anch, between
Bonds boarding house and Old Inlet
name unknown. The steamer lies easy,
apparently in no danger.
Wreckers have gone to her. Until their
return it is impossible to give any particu-
lars. She is two mAsted and is on Old
Inlet shoals.
The Maine Democracv.
PORTLAND, Me-, june 23.-At the Demo
cratic convention, to-day, Joseph A. Tit
comb was nominated for Governor by &C
clamation.
Steamboat Collision.
ST. Louis, June 23-Between ten and
eleven o'clock last night the steamer Spread
Eagle collided with the towboat Beaver and
four barges at Plasa chnte. abont thirty
miles above St. Louis, and had one of her
forward guards and portion Of the cabin
cut away. Robert Allen, deckhand, was
killed, and q cOlored roustabout named
George Peterson is missing and supposed
drowned. It is asserted that the Beaver
had no lights on her forward barges, which
caused the accident.
The Murderer of the Bradley Family.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The indications at
Lawrenceburg. Indiana, are that the case
of McDole, charged with the murder of the
Bradley family, will never 60 before the
grand jury. 1t is feared Judge Lynch will
interfere. The preliminary trial closes to-
morrow with the arguments of counsel.
Cincinnati Cotton EXCHANGE.
The Cincinnati Cotton Exchange has de-
cided to JOIN the National Cotton Ex-
change, and will send two delegates to the
annual convention.
A New Genet.
POuGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, June 23.-Rev. r.
B. Fairborn, d. D., warden at st. Stephens
College, at Annapolis, has discovered an
other comet in the vicinity of Jupiter.
Terrible Catastrophe mt Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, June 23.-An appalling catas-
trophe occurred here tonight. A straw
berry festival was being held at the parlors
of the Central Baptiet Church. when, with
out any premonition, the floor gave way,
precipitating the roomful into the story
below. The parl0r was on the second floor,
and the room underneath was also full.
A fire alarm was immediately given, and
the fremen hurried to the scene. Some
10000 people were there. Tremendous ex-
give particulars at this hour. Five dead
bodies have been taken out, and work has
hardly commenced. Probably 100 persons
are more or less injured, many very
seriously.
The Reciprocity Treaty.
TORONTO, June 23.-The Globe prints the
full text Of the reciprocity treaty. II says
the treaty can not fail to be beneficial to
both countries in Its operations
Independent Of the Printers.
ATLANTA. Ga, June 23.-The Herald ap-
pears this morning with the usual amount
Of reading matter. They announce that
run without the aid of the Union printers.
The sasgerfest.
CLEVELAND, June 23.-Fixty six singing
societies. embracing over 1000 members,
have arrived to attend the sangerfest.
Cricket Tournament.
HALIFAX, June 23-A grand cricket
tournament is to be held here August lS.
and for several days following
New York Prohibifionists.
AUBCRN, N. Y, June 23.-The Prohibi-
tionists State convention nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: for Governor Myron H.
Clark; Lieutenant Governor, j. L. Bogg;
Judge of the Court of Appeals, Horace N.
Rowland; canal commissioner, Daniel Wal
ford State prison inspector, Ira Bell
A resolution tavoring women suffrage
was adopted and the convention adjourned
sine die.
Probabilities.
WAR DRpARrugvr \
ONCE Chief Signal OfHcer,
Washington, June g. 1874. 4:3s p. n.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. partly
cloudy and continued warm weather and light
rains.
River and Marine News.
ssurawssr Pass. June %, P. M-Bsrometer
sailed for Pearl river-Brig Charlotte Buck, Hun
ter. master from Galveston, No departures.
p M Capitol ISns Ssy At
p NJ; M0llie Moore, at ten last night; Governor
Allen. at 7P NJ. to-day. Weather warm and cloudy
MEnpHIs, June 23.-The river rose two inches.
Weather clear and hot. Arrived-vicksburg. from
Thomas Sherlock, for Cincinnati; Yaeger, for st.
Louis Atlantic and barges and Belle Lee, for New
C1NcINrArf yuue 23--River seven feet fourinches
and falling Weather clear and hot. Arriyed-Pa-
ragOn. from sew Orleans.
PITTsBuge. June 2s.-Rtver three feet and falling.
sy4nsFiLLs, June s3,-Weather clear and hot.
A. A n The Chssmer was burnt at the ctv
whsrf sbis afternoon. the hull Was saved afoat.
The ire vas accidental. No insurance.
orieans, at II A. NJ; Exporter, from New Orleans,
At p. NJ; James Howard, from New Orleans at 6
midnight; Susie silver for St. Louis, at noon; Ex.
porter, for Louisville, at4P. NJ; Hosard, for St.
LOUIS, at 8P. NJ River eighteen feet one inch and
falling. Weather clear. Mercury 80.
LOUISVILLE, June 23-River falling four fee. N
the canal Weather clear and very warm.
ST. Louis, June 23.-Arrived--St. Gene We've, from
vicksburg Departed-Julia, for yicksbnrg. River
falling steadily. Weather clear and very warm.
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.
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