New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-08


it IS not known positively whether any vi
the crew were saved. The beachers were
cutting the wreck up yesterday afternoon
civil Rights in Gaive-ton-The News Ed
ftor Ordered Before The Court.
GALVESTON. June The civil lights case
on trial before the United States District
Court here, in which Henry Greenwail.
manager Of the fremont Opera House. was
sefeDdaut. wa decided this morning 10y the
Jury hriuging Iu verdict 81 guilty. Tft"n.
wall was tined 500 The ca-e wa- brnu9Ht
because CfIrtuvall retu-ed two erI"ied
women seats III The PaTnuetrs- % The Opera
ISouse, OF which lie IL manager.
ia the Galveston Ne1rs OF SATURDAY morn
iEg last Appealed an editorial ciItclsin Of
the constructions and ruling 81 Judge
Morrill, Of the United states District Court
IN she civil rights -u!t above alluded 10
The article was reflex Of the extent the
editor deemed the leugth TO Rhich the @lNll
Fights bill was intended 20 %ppy. Sogether
with a review Of the decisions OF Justice
Bradley IN the :irant parl-h case and the
SlaugtherhOu@e case before ftE oupftlht
G5enrt of the Unite2! States
This morning, in the United states bis
Irict Court here. Judge Morrill, t~ok up the
article hat appeared IN The he~S and com
gIented upon 1t in severe Sefma as an al
-ssmDt to throw the court into rldlcule ana
to inform the judge 0. the court that his dc
cis.uns were 10 b. Glsregarded. Having
analysed tue article, Judge Morrill, re-
marked that he could not suffer Congress
aud Che United States Court 70 q into con
temp. bv remaining silent. aad thereupon
instructed the clak to issue an order iJr
The [ nlted States marshal - summon the
yTupretors and pnbli-irEa OF the galveston
Fcfc5 90 appear to morrow morning and
show cause why such IN article sh0ulG aP-
psars
neNca ReigDa ga Sanoa saas.
MOBILE, June The Circuit Court Of
the United States met here 3his morning
Fir. Justice Bradley and District Judge
Bruce PIE siding. No grand Jury being
gresent, District Attorney Durkln an
nounced tsat ne had not asked Tor one.
because since the last term OF the count no
felony and no serious violation OF la" had
been reported OF returned by an comn!s-
slOner OF the district.
ArapahOes stealing stock.
OMAHA. June "A dispatch from Look
out. Wyoming, says Saturday afternoon a
band OF Arapahoes made q CesceI. on llar-
uci5 rancho. fifteen miles south OF there,
aud ran off I9D head of horses. a number |
OF citizens armed and are IN pursuit. but |
the Indians have nearly two days staIt Of |
ahem.
International typographical Union j
BosroN, June :. - The International |
Typographical Union met today. Presi-
dent Bod well in the chair. Fifty five unions
were represented by delegates. Only pre-
lIunary business transacted, and the con-
yentIon adjourned till to morrow.
Crosby. sheriff Of Vicksburg. shot.
NICksBUgG. June 1.-Crosbv. the negro
sheriff, while in a saloon on Cherry street.
with A. Gilmer. a white man who |
- his deputy sheriff and tax collector, was
shot under the left eye, the ball lod ging in
the back of his head. A probing Of four
inches failed To discover the ball. Crosby
has made an affidavit against Gilmer who Is
not yet arrested but Will give himself upn
the morning. The affair seems shrouded
in mystery. 1t is not yet known whether
She ID inrIes are mortal, but ii Is supposed |
they are.
A llagnRnimous Cincinnaiian.
CINCINNATI, June The morning papers
will announce an offer from Reuben r.
Esq, to give $4,000 to assist in
she erection OF a permanent building for !
the Cincinnati Exposition. This otter is
conditioned upon the raising OF 100000
tor the same purpose. An effort will
and be made for a building TO be used for
She exposition and musical festival; he to
give ST5.OO0. and the citizens to co.
tribute 500 900 to the same purpose
1t is said several wealthy citizens otier to
donate literally to the consolidated fund
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT ;
Office Chief Signal Otficer ! |
Washington. June 6, 1875. 4:30 p NJ I
For the Gulf States. stationary or rising
barometer, cool, northwestern winds, back
ng to warmer, southeasterlv with clearing
II partly cloudy weather.
River and Marine News. !
SOUTHWEST PASS. June :. . +. NJ 4
Barometer 1919. Wind northwest, fresh.
10 arrivals or departures.
PAss-ALOUTRE, June I, s 2. NJ Wind
northwest, strong. Weather stormy. Ar h
Wilmington. Captain {
iolmes. at 80 a. NJ from Havana and C
ley West. to l. X. Roberts, American
chooner Fred Dunbar. Corners, master
We days from Utila. Saied-Steamship
ndean, at II NJ. The ship Baden is still
ground on the bar. The boats moved her
own this morning about two lengths. She .
now about half way over. The prospect 10
t her getting out tc morrow is very doubt :,
H. The ship Forest Eagle is inside, bound :,
Mt. The ship Scioto is outside, bound in, | q
nd the bark {. K. jayne is outside, await :
Y orders. a.
VlcKsBURG. June Passed up-Mary 81
ouston, at l. NJ; Illinois, at p. NJ. John =,
. Scudder, at z. NJ; Falls Pilot. at ~
. ft. I'N"H- WY VI SltuH, at NJ. | :
rank Pargoud. at z. NJ. Arrived ~
atchez, at ) +. NJ; Capitol City, at T. NJ. u
leather warm and clear The river has VI
Hen seven inches. ia
MEMPHIS, June The river is about ut
ationary. Weather clear and cool. Ar 81
Texas, from Little Rock: VI
inneola. from Cincinnati. Departed VI
ellie Memphis and Glencoe the latter last ot
ghtl. for ST. Louis; Helena. tor Nicks burg It
CINCINNATI, June River ten feet SIX
ches and rising. Weather clear tonight eS
al cool sc
PITTsnURG, June River two feet nine ut
ches and rising slowly. Light rain this
ternoon.
EVANSVILLE, June River eight feet VI
ur inches ard rising steadily. Weather M
lefty clear and cool. Passed up--lIous- g,r
n, at $3.50 7. NJ r.,
JAIRo, June 7.-Arrived-Tbomas Sher bl
*, from New Orleans, ar . p. NJ: Susie IN,
yer, from ST. Louis. AT > 4. NJ: Future IT,
IT, from ST. Louis, at ten o'clock: Thomp- rs
n Dean. from New Orleans. at : p NJ: tb
G,nevieve, from Nickshurg. at two. De SCI
rted-Sherock. Tor st Louis. at 10 7. NJ; sh
yer, fer New Orleans at Il A. NJ: ST. w
nevieve. tor st. Louis. at Z. NJ: Dean wi
Evansville, al 7. NJ. River rose thir- tul
N inches. Weather clear. Mercury s. ar,
LOUISVILLE, June River falling: six | nm
t four inches III the canal Weather on
udy and cool. 80,
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