New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-04

| suburbs of the city, were entirely consumed
| by fire, at aeven o'clock last night, together
| with five locomotives, seven cars and all
machinery Various reports are 10 circula-
| ton in reference to the origin of the fire,
the most plausible one is that a boy at
tempted to kindle a fire in a caboose car,
with coal oil, which become ignited and
the boy dropped the can.
The loss il estimated at $3.50, 900. No in
surance. Five hundred and twenty me-
chanics are thrown out of employment.
The buildings burned were temporary
wooden structures.
Captain Reybaud indicated.
The Howard Association, by unanimous
vote. reinstated Captain Keynaud as vice
president and assistant secretary.
Sentenced to be Hung.
HARRISBURG, Pa. February 3-Lewis
ROsenstein and John Moody. colored, con-
victed of the murder of farmer Behne.
were sentenced this morning TO be hung.
Rosenstein admits his guilt and will proba-
bly, make full confession. Moody still as
serts his innocence.
Burned to Death.
PROVIDENCE, February 3-James Smiths
wooden mills, w. A. Coles dwelling house,
and all the mill outbuildings at Millville,
Massachusetts, burned today. John Reilly
was consumed by the flames, and three
other persons were badly burned, one pro
baby fatally.
A Bold Robbery by Masked Men.
LANCASTER, Ohio, February "a special
dispatch says that last night two masked
men entered the house of farmer named
William Hutton, of Fairfield county. One
stood over his bed with an uplitted club
and made him disclose the whereabouts of
his money, 5000, winch they took, together
with gold watch, and escaped, though
pursued by the whole neighborhood.
The Steamer Illinois.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-The steamer
Illinois, of the American line, arrived off
Cork this morning, making her first trip
from Philadelphia in ten days and five
hours.
BALTIMORE, February 3.-Noah Walker.
senior mem Der of the firm of Noah Walker
Il Co, a well known clothing house, died
at his country seat in Baltimore county this
morning, aged seventy-seven years. De-
ceased had been in business here since 1927,
and was highly respected.
A san Francisco Editor in Trouble.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 3.-This after
noon b. +. Napthaley. editor of the Sun,
was released on bail, ard while on the
street was met by Augustus De YouBg, of
the Chronicle, who, drawing a pistol, fired
four or five shots at him, but without effect.
De Young was Overpowered and disarmed
and taken to Jail Napthaey. who also
went there for protection, was met IN
prison by Michael De Young. who drew q
revolver and tried to shoot him, but was
prevented by the guard. All the pa. ties
are now under arrest
Troubles in Colorado.
dispatch from Santa Fe gives the fol.
In Tho Nom Mo,;coo nf lacf avop;pr
states that the sheriff and clerk of Lincoln
county arrived here yesterday to see the
Governor in regard to troubles in that
county. They report that the civil author
tiles are pOwerless to maintain order, or to
bring offenders TO Justice; and that five
more persons have been killed, including a
man and his wife who were murdered in
their bed.
War Between the NiOrmons and Indians.
Correspondence from Fort Defiance re-
reports that the Navajoe indians and the |
MOrmons who live near the north western |
boundary are at war. The Mormons have |
killed three or four Navajoes and the Indians |
ere retaliating. Great fears are entertained |
Of trouble next spring and summer in this |
vicinity, as the Ute indians have made |
'vertures to the Eavaioes to join them in
var on miners and settlers Tear the Do
ores and San Juan mines.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal officer |
Washington, February ,. 1874. 40 P. NJ |
fnr IN. South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States.
or thwest winds, rising barometer. and partly |
Loudly and clear weather.
River and Marine News.
SouTHwEsT Pass, February g. 6 P. M.-Barometer
BPS. Wind nOrth-nOrtheast, light Arrived
State o. Minnesota, at 1880 last night.
amlin. master, from Liverpool via Bordeaux: to
K Miller Il Co.; steamship Alice, at 8 A. NJ. Ell |
s. master from Liverpool, to Ocean Zerega g. Co.
nip Anglesea, Richardson, master, forty.eight !
avs from Buenos Ayres ship Pomona, thirty i've !
AVS from Liverpool Hamilton, master; ship Arm. !
rong Bryan, master, tO'tv-twO days from, Liver.
pol; schooner Jennie Wood. Pr atti, master,
,irteen days frOm Utilla. Sailed-Steamship |
-stera Metropolis, ships st. Paul, Pedro Pandolet
I'd Sparkenhoe. barks Fritz. kmbla and Bertha,
I'd brig Recursa. :
FEBRUARY g. Noon.-Wind north
,ht. Arrved-Steamship Margaret. at $50 A M !
iker, master, via the Florida ports, to T. K |
,berts; the American schooner d. B. Everett | 8
'egory, mater. eleven days from Savannah la | )
ar, Jamaica; she lost her foremost head and | :
ain topmast; Italian bark Teresiana, Cophols '
aster sixty days from Palermo she brought ia | '
ssengers. No departures. T
February 3.-Down-Pargoud at IA | !;
Pauline Carroll. S p. M ; Thompson Dean.7P /!
lie, p ~; City of Helena, S P M Arrived h
lis II NJ. Weather clear and cool. River rising y
dENPHis. February Weather clear and pleas. .
{. River rising slowly. Arrived-Parker, from
lcinnati. Departed-Belle of Texas for Pine | b
lf; Legal Tender. for White rive: Great Re- | q
bile, for New Orleans; Mary Houston TOR Louis | RI
lie; Colorado, for VICksburg; Rogers, for CiEcin- -
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CINCINNATI. February River twenty six feet g
falling slowly. Weather cold. ArriveG-Louis | il
e, from New Orleans :.
ITTsBURG, February 3.-River falling: now six | y,
and eight inches Weather cloudy, cold and | u
t!
yANsyILLR February 3.-Weather cloudy. Mer. Il
y 80 River fallen two feet. Up-hxporter at | NJ
NJ.
AFRO, February 3.-Arrivei- Henry Ames from el
Louis at 10 p. NJ; Mollie Moore from Sew Or. IL
rs, at A. 81; shannon, from New Orleans a. S b;
L.; James Howard. from New Orleans at r. M A
for New Orleans, at mdnisht: | 8,
lie Moore for ST. Louis, at Q A. NJ; Shanhou tI
Cincinnati, at 5P. NJ Mohawk for New Or. | OF
Is, at z. NJ. The river has fallen three inches "
ather clear Mercury 800 60
= LOUIS, February 3.-Arrivef-C apitoI CITY oo
Joe Kinney. from VicksbIrg. DEF arted-La or
ge for Red river; City OF Vickshurg for yicks- to
:. River falling, with about eight feet to Cairo | m
IL ice running. Weather clear and pleasant ] ~
,UIsviLLB, February 3.-River still falling ten IL
four inches in the canal; eight feet four iscles !
he chute. Weather cloudy and cool, with |
poets Of snow.
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