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

American Medical association.
LOUISVILLE, May THE American Met
ical Association ~ day adopted a resOlutio
requesting the Chief Signal Officer to max
daily reports Of the amount IF ozOna in til
atmosphere. The association elected tn
following ~0fficers: President, DR.. j. Mario
Sims, of New York; vice presidents, Drt
John ID. jackson, of Kentucky; Samue
Lilly, Of New jersey; N. Pinkney, Unite'
States army; S. ID. Seeley, of Alabama
treasurer, DR.. Casper Winter, of Pennsyl
wanna. After a farewell address by DR.
Bowling and remarks by many of the dele
gates, the convention adjourned, to meet il
Philadelphia on the first Tuesday in June
1876.
NORFOLK, May fudge E. M. Pits
died suddenly c.day while pleading a CASE
in the courthouse in this city. This is the
third case of sudden death here of dis
tinguished lawyers within twelve months.
The Hon. Charles K. Mallory died to day
at Hampton, Virginia.
The Vice President mt Memphis.
MEMPHIS, May S.-Vice President Wilson
arrived here at three o'clock, on the Mem
phis and Louisville train. He was met at
the National Cemetery by committees from
the General Council and Chamber of Com
merce, and on arriving at the depot in the
city, was met by Mayor League and the
remainder Of the city officials. The mayor
received him with q brief address, tender
ing the hospitalities Of the city, to which
the Vice President responded in an appro-
pirate manner, taking occasion to say that
he was travelling simply as a private citi-
zen, to see the country; and, after referring
to bis anti slavery record, and the late war,
which he thought could not have been
averted by any power of man, hoped that
naacQ and pOu1 failing wOn1i auneaoh ifc
bitterness, and our country would prosper
and become the greatest nation upon the
earth.
After an air from the band in attendance,
the party took carriages for the Peabody
Hotel, where an immense crowd had as.
sembled, and in response to loud calls the
Vice President appeared upon the veranda |
and made a short address. During the at |
ternOon a large number of prominent citi-
zens, including Colonel H. Casey Young, |
member OF Congress; ex Governor Harris. |
General Patterson, collector of internal |
revenue, and others, called upon Mr.. Will |
son. He remains here until Monday eve
ming, when he leaves for Little Rock. The
state of his health and the, weather Will
determine whether he will go thence to
Texas or st. Louis. and if to the latter he
will extend his trip to Denver; but it is his
intention to reach home early in June.
Com to Intercept the Sioux.
OMAHA, MAY s. Governor John NJ.
Ihayer, of Wyoming, left here for Wash
lngsOn. to assist IN dealing with the depu-
tatlOn OF Sioux who are en- route, looking
to the ceding of the Black Hills country.
Checking Immigration to the Hills.
About April 25 a party of men at Red
Cloud agency suddenly disappeared in the
direction OF the Black Hills. Lieutenant
Rogers, heading u scouting party was sent
after them, and on May 2 returned with
five Of them. The remainder returned next
day. The military think there are no
in the hills now, and that it is im-
for mining parties to pass the
Gordon of scouts and the military.
The Prisoners from Fort Sill.
81. LOUIS, May S.-The Republicans Kan
sas City special says seventy Indian prison ,
ers from Fort Sill passed through this /
for Fort Leavenworth, in charge ,
OF two companies of troops under command 4
of Lieutenant Kyle. Medicine Water, who J
led the party that assisted in the Germainu A
is with them; also Lone Wolf, the t
cele kiOwa chief, who has been the a
Iesder IN the war for several years and who a
vas once captured by General Sherman; Z
Nhite Horse. the murderer of the kozier D
nd Lee families; Hurrahnee, the murderer n
Osborn at the Wichita agency; Woman's
teart, Heap o. Birds, and many Others NJ
qually notorious. p
The party is composed of the principal ="
hiefs who have caused all the trouble Tor v
he past five years, and their capture-is g
as the finale of the Indian out N
ages. Kicking Bird, who delivered them TO
D the troops. was poisoned by a squaw, ard
ied at Fort Sill, May B 1t is not known ol
hat the government will do with them. a
troublesome Indians. tn h
The Globes Topeka, Kansas. special saw -
10 INDIANS cOufluIlp iron ka snppa o1nnn Tho vi
'estern frontier. The troops have had NJ
light skirmishes with small parties We
hnring the past week. Arrangements are Inc
'lng made to sent out a strong force from v.
ort Hays which will pursue them III til oII
icy surrender or are captured. an
McCloskey's Movements. Il
Mass. May S-CardinaI mfp
cCloskey left for New York to-day, ia +
with Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston. TIN
nth Carolina. tee
War ON the Railroad.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, May S.-The bridge of
. Philadelphia and Reading road was
rtlally burned by an incendiary. There
numerous attempts being made to wreck n
inns in the Schuylkill valley. sta
. Western Railroad Sale Contested. ers
May S-Branch Sons K S.:
=, of Augusta, filed a bill in the Chacerv I
urt here to-day to have the raoapt s.Lo MAJ
the Western railroad set aside, and the az,
'nster of the Montgomery and West i"a,
int road to the Western set aside AZ "a flat
nd on the creditors OF the Montgomery exc
West Point Railroad Company. n nn
Perrin's Testimony. rat.
he Spencer investigating committee is tt1Is,
| in session here, and it is understood va.
t astounding Developments nave been lum
de, showing a corrupt use OF money TO NM
p up the courthouse Legislature. The Cen
limony OF Perrin Mas not given out bv elm
of the committee, as they will not at tale
sent make known anything. The state. ana
ats telegraphed were furnished by Per- opt,
himself. Sl
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Wrecked Dt
ALIFAX. May S.-fhe orisantine ITALIA, ness
I'D by Young, Hart & Co., was totally ct re-
cked Oh the south side Of San Domingo asst
he night of the second of April. The The
tain, William Fudge, and cook, Henry some
d, were owned. The vessel and cargo ma
Q insured IN y HALIFAX ONCE Tor $2O,UOU. deliy
nisorder- time
Pa, MAY S-There was con Co,
rsble excitement at Mahcney City to laLde
{, OccasiOned by two FIenchmen, names recri
,Own, being attacked and knocked or rn'
D by . party of men lille quietly pass. July
the principal street. One was septic
, voHnda6 and fhs other ia NOT av Mover
= -- g, ~. Janua
N " rocOScE i!oAu tuo euects u tue Is SIS
re beating and kicking received. Ma flou