New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
No Yellow Fever at Norfolk.

No Yellow Fever at Norfolk.
NORFOLK. Va, July I7.-There is no trut
in the report autographed from Washington
that there lie yellow fever here. The pres
dent of the Board of Health states ther
has been none at quarantine, and the CIT
was never healthier
Waddy Thompson in Custody.
MEMPHIS, July l7.-Waddy Thompson
who has figured 80 extensively in severa
habeas corpus cases in Missouri, arrived
here this afternoon in charge OF Sheriff An
lerson. Owing 10 the illness of Thompson
Sheriff Anderson permitted MIN to RENAL
at the house of a friend, in charge OF an OF
fcer. till Monday, when he will be brough
before the Criminal Court for trial, he hav
ing forfeited his bond of $1,000 for his az
pearance here some weeks since.
A Mouutain Meadow Witness.
BEAVER, Utah. July 7.-Deputy Mar
shall Cross arrived here with P. klingel
Smith. Cross has been after him sine
June g. and found him in San Bersardin'
county, California. When found Smith wa
willing to come and give all testimony II
his possession regarding the Mountain
Meadow affair.
Killed by Lightning.
TORONTO, July ia severe storm II
this section. At Belleville man and boy
were killed, and at H arriston steam plant {
mill and cabinet factory were struck b.
lightning and burned.
WATERFOWL, July H.-Jane Mulligan
aged nineteen years, was killed by light
ming at Cape Vincent.
On the War Path.
OMAHA, July 1.-THE Rerald's letter
from the Red Cloud agency, dated ninth
instant, states that a strong, we'll armed
and equipped body Of Uncappa Sioux are
on the war path in the Black Hills, with the
avowed determination to cover the country
with horses hOof tracks from Indian
sources. We learn that they have had
and killed seven in one and three In another
party.
The Secretary of War.
Secretary Belknap and party left for the
West today.
There was q terrific rain storm in this
vicinity last night.
New Texas Cotton.
GALVESTON, July 1.-Two bales of new
cotton were received to-day from Cuero,
Texas; one bale weighed SOB pounds, was
classed middling, sold by Focke & Viii
hens to William M. Stafford at fifteen
cents, and was shipped to Sloan & Sons,
Philadelphia; the other bale was classed
LuNOHng, wcigueu 1Vo pOuuOe, Was sOiO ny
hammers Il Vogel at fifteen cents, and
shipped to George II. Haynes & Co., Bos.
ton.
Forging Liquor Licenses.
Boston, July H.-Fred. Floyd, chief
clerk OF the liquor license commission,
haze been arrested for forgery in obtaining
licenses.
A Missing Balloon.
CHICAGO, July I7.-Notbing has been
1An Ix,E he boil vphi <,1 Iafx h.un
day night. 1t 10 generally supposed it was
swept into the lake by the terrific storm of
that mis- hit.
Furniture Factory Burned.
Lewis Schultze's furniture factory, on
Milwaukee avenue, was burned this morn
ing with large amount of seasoned lum-
Der and other stock. Loss 100000.
Locking Out a Preacher.
HAMILTON, July 1.-THE trustees of St.
Andrews Church here have been empow-
cred by the congregation to lock out the
Rev. Mr.. Burnett, their pastor, who has re-
fused to enter the united church along
with them.
Hunting for Whisky Frauds in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 7.-Colonel P. b.
Hunt, supervisor Of internal revenue, and
G. w. Horton, special agent Of the treasu-
~, have s-,ived here and, with Special |
Agent Wheeler. will Immediately commence !
= thorough examination into the affairs of |
the Office here, which, meanwhile, has been |
closed.
Express Robber Arrested.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July H.-Willam
Bridgman, supposed to be one of the men
robbery and murder. at Long Point, Illinois,
was arrested last night. Tue larger one Of
the two men is still at large.
Dee Nall
NEW YORK, July H.-Mutuals 4, St.
Boston, July l7-Bostons 6. Chicagoes 0.
An Unknown Balloon.
A special to the Chicago Times from
Goshen, Indiana, says that yesterday morn
ing balloon was seen passing over that
city in an easterly direction. 1t was high
in the air, and the parties in it were cheer
ing. Whether it was Donaldson or some
other aeronsut is not known.
Sens Of Temperance.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. July 1.-THE thirty
first annual session of the National Division |
Of North American Sons of Temperance
closed this afternoon. A resolution was
passed Withdrawing the jurisdiction of the
National Division Of Australia from the
chartered under the authority of
he National Division of Great Britain
nd Ireland, and empowering the grant
pg of q second National Division charter
Overing the Colonies of Victoria and
Outh Australia, and such other terri.
Dry az may be mutually recommended
y the officers representing the national
divisions OF North America, Great Britain c
md Ireland, and Australia. This was g
greed to by the representatives of the a
latiOnal division of Great Britain and Ire s
and, and amicabiy ends q controversy e
which vexed the order for years. A new +
'adge, to be worn in public, was adopted, !,
Onsisting OF triangle and star, the circle q
fraternity enclosing the world by the
olors red, white aud blue, and the inscrip-
ion, THE world our field" The condi-
ion of the order is reported excellent by | "
he committee on that subject. Prohibi- 81
ion was Endorsed as q living temperan ce Al
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Warrington, July H. 1875, 43O p N. a. .,
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States. a,
sing or stationary barometer, south r
est to southeast winds, and continued al
arm or partly cloudy weather will prevail, nj
it'll possibly rain areas. in
River and Marine News. sp
SOUTHWEST PASS, July II, P. M-Ba- n
meter 1875. Wind southeast, fresh. "
Gather thick and rainy. No arrivals or VI
'partures. ~
PAss-A L'OUTRE, July IL, p. M.-Wind IN II!
uthesst, light. Weather showery. I'll
rived Steamship City Of Mexico. at 6 m N
M, Sherwood. master, from New York, se
q Havana and Vera Cruz, with general an
rgO and seventeen passengers, to j. M Pr
itherspoOn. The steamship New Orleans, 90
'ptain Dear born, from New York, arrived pr
the bar at $50 p. NJ, and is now l nn