New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-09

money City ON saturday nights is the scene
of considerable fighting, and at one time
tonight . genesaI outbreak and riot was
feared.
Quarrel About a Board Bill.
MILWAUKEE, May Sat Chillon, Wis
cousin, today, George Miller, a one-armed
colder, shot John Namp, proprietor OF a
hotel, and Henry Kuehls, the h%ostler, and
himself. OF the three only Kuehls can re-
cover. Cause-a quarrel about the board
bill.
Good for the Crops.
SAN Francisco. May 8.-A dispatch
from Portland, Oregon, reports that the
warm rains of The past two weeks have
insured a bountiful grain crop throughout
the State.
Again Indicted.
YANKTON, DIT, May SIN the district
court yesterday the grand jury found
another indictment for murder against p.
2. Wintermute tor killing General McCOok
in 1873.
The Arrival Of the PhGnicfan.
QUEBEC, May S.-The captain of the
PtGnician, which arrived last night, reports
that on Thursday, April %, spoke the bark
| Constance on the outside Of a field of ice:
| Gl VIGIL. rIiudy, Spil W, hpChc tuc lHItc-
masted schooner Viola, bound for Pernam-
buco, with her stern nearly cut in two by
| the ice and her rudder gone. Tuesday,
| Maya was in company with the ship Glenif-
feI; twenty miles west of st. Paul became
| ice bound; the Glenitfer had then been IN
ice ten days. There were twenty sailing
ships and five steamers fast in the field OF
ice, which extended from thirty miles west
Of st. Paul to thirty miles northeast of Bird
Rock, on Wednesday, May 5, when the
PhGnician got clear.
Nashville Races.
NASHVILLE. May S.-Fourth day of the
spring meeting of the Nashville Blood
Horse Association. Track in good con-
dition.
First Race-For three year o!ds, one mile
aud a quarter dash. Voltigeur came in
first, followed by Bayonne, Damon and
Ford e. Co.'s hay colt by Muggins, in the
same order. T~ime-2:lSa.
Second Race-Two mile. heats. Arizona,
IL; Oxmors, .: Orphan Girl, 3, distanced.
Tjme-3:4711, 3:46R.
In the third race Ballipkeel walked over,
In addition to the regular programme to- |
morrow, there will be a dash of enc mile
and an eighth for an association purse. Of
$50.
On the fifth and last dav of the spring |
meeting of the Nashville Blood Horse As |
sociatiOn the attendance was very large; !
the ladies' stand was well filled, and the
track in fine condition.
First characterization purse $3.50; dash
of one and one-eighth miles.
S~wigerts cb. c; BgJ
H~arding's b. f. Planche 2
klliott's oh. f. Cha terbox.
JOhnsoh's ch. f. Vaultress
Time-2:OIl y.
Pools average-Egypt 500, Planchette
$40, Chatterbox $40, Waitress SIT.
Second Race-Maxwell House stakes, for
three year Odds; $25 entrance; mile and a
half dash. Maxwell House adds 500; $50
TO second horse; closed with twenty-three
seven started.
Lewis ch.c Verdl
ices .; 9; voiCans 2
daIdlns's b. c. Voitlgeur.. 3
Cadwallader's ch. G. Vicksburg, Swigert,s
h. C. Steinbok, Williams g. Owings' CHI. G.
Playmate, Darden & Co.'s. or. C. Grey castle
10. placed. Mme-G4lA.
This is the fastest time ever made :
~ .three-year Odds ON this track. Pool
.veragf: Volcano $3.50. Verdig,is $50, Vol
SOL, Steinbok 60, Vicksburg IL, field ,
THurd characterization purse $500; mile =
eats, best three in five: y
oh. C. Brakeman. ..........1 4
cl. j. Hazem.. . 2 -
Time-l:4G12; l:46i I:l7A; l:49A. !.
Ihls was the closest contested race Of the 81
None of the heats were won by a
lore than a length. Pools sold previous 10 d
le race averaged; Brakesmsn $l35, HaZem il
56; after first heat, HazeniS2a2, Brakeman u
IL; after second heat, Brakeman $3.50, b
azem $3.50; after third heat, Brakeman O
Hazem $50. a
FourM Roce-Consolation purse, $3.50, I.
+ beaten horses; mile heats; horses beaten p
zee allowed seven pounds; twice, twelve b
'unds; three times. sixteen pounds; $50 n
second horse: entrance free. b,
illlans' and Owipg's b. c. Fairplav. ........ l u
NJ sons en-. I. Vaulfrts IS. ............ 2 Gl
iott's CHI. c. The 7
d. c. NatchtZ... 5 4
LA b D.. 81. ) 5 "
Time-l:4S; 1:47; I:494. 8
Pools cold before the first heat averaged: a.
Iirplay, 1915: The M4doc, SlG5; st. George, Ssn
90; field, $42. After first heat:~ Fair, d.
ny, $50; field, $50. After second heat: ~ 90
$3.50; the field, $500. ~
Probabilities en-
WAR DEPARTMENT. pa
Office Chief Sisnai Officer. tr;
Washington, May 8, 1873, ABS F. MY III
or Sunday, in the South Atlantic and Gulf All,
ties, rising barometer, sOuthN est to northwest CT,
h possibly a north.r in ire sou.hwest. "o"'n' dis
River and Marine News. ga