New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-13
The seven Wise Men In Ca,ve,,o,

The seven Wise Men In Galveston.
| GALVESTON, April l2.-The New Orleans
delegation of Heptasophs arrived yester-
day morning. and were received BY the
order and escorted to their quarters at the
Grand Southern Hotel. There was a large
procession in the afternoon, fine display
of crusaders mounted, and many members
on foot.
At the Opera House Anthony Sanbola
was introduced by Grand ArchOn Frank
M. Spencer. He addressed the order and
citizens on the history and progress of the
organization and the symbolic character O.
| it's ritual.
He was followed by Professor Alex. Dim
| TRY in an Grafton replete with truth and
sentiment. Subject, "The Motives of the
Order-Wisdom, Truth and Benevolence.'
Fires.
CHICAGO, April IA Times special Gays
| q fire at Monmouth, Illinois, this morning,
| destroyed over half block of buildings,
| including the Monmouth Cooperative
Building. with large stock of plows. The
loss is about $s7 900; the insurance small
A fire at Buena Vista, Indiana, today,
destroyed $4,000 worth of property; no
| insurance thereon.
OIL Explosion.
BALTIMORE, April 12-Six persons were
blown to the pavement by the explosion of
l v,
which was burning. All were burned &C.
verely but not fatally. Some had their hair
and clothes nearly burned off.
Penny packer Creates nm Auspicious
Event.
NASHVILLE, April 12,-By invitation OF
General Pennypacker, federal commandant
| at this post, Governor Porter, an ex Con
| federate officer, reviewed the troops at Ash
Barracks yesterday afternoon. The novelty
of the scene attracted crowd of between
5000 and 5000 people to the grounds. On
the appearance of Governor Porter and hia
| civilian staf the band struck up "Hail to
the Chief!' following with national air,
which created great deal of enthusiasm.
The event was looked upon most auspi-
ciously by everybody present.
Accident to General Barry.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 12.-GeneraI
w. +. Barry, commander of the artillery
school. while returning from drive in COM
pany with his daughter, Llbbie, met with O
painful accident AS they entered the fort
some of the coupling gave way. The team
became frightened and started to run,
dashing the carriage against tree and pre-
cipitating the General and his daughter
over the dashboard. Miss Barry was &C.
verely injured about the face, and the Gen
eral was knocked senseless. Fortunately
no bones were broken, and both are now
doing we'll.
Marine.
Bark f. ii. Warrington from the West
Indies for New York, arrived in the roads
with loss OF sails, cargo shifted and leaking
Passed out steamer Royal Minstrel for Liv-
erpool.
From the Cont Mines.
HARRISBURG, April 1.-THE Adjutant
General OF the State reports that, though
there is no immediate danger of turbulence,
it would not be we'll to Withdraw troops.
Governor Hartranft will not withdraw
the troops until all danger disappears.
A dispach from Hazleton says the flood
ing OF mines continues-incalculab dam
age resulting therefrom.
The tire still RACES in Stockton, which can
only be extinguished by water which will
wash adjoining mines.
Boiler Explosion.
SOUTH ADAMS, Mass, April ia boiler
IN the gingham mill exploded, killing three
persons.
Troops for the Mines.
PHILADELPHIA, April I2.-Another de-
to Hazleton There is no prospect of tho
troops being recalled.
Loss of MIR. Densmorc's Grocery and
Father.
WORCESTER, Mass, April IA grocery
store with Mrs. DensmOre and her aged
father burned.
Caved in.
CINcINNArI, April l2-The Enquiyer's,
Canton. Ohio, special says: Early this
morning John SOhnhalter, Peter SOhnhalter,
George Orr and Peter Adams, while en-
gagged in sinking coal shaft near MassillOD
were killed by tho earth caving in upon
them. Anthony Howells had both legs
broken and was rescued with great diff
Guilty.
Tho Mountain Meadow NIurderers.
SALT LAKE CITY, April l2.-David p.
Lowe, the recently appointed Chief Justice
of Utah, has arrived here. The trial of John
D. Lee and w. II. Dame for connection
with the Mountain Meadow Massacre will
we're arraigned and pleaded "not guilty.T
their counsel asking for immediate trial.
but the prosecution was not ready.
Probabilities.
WAR DKPARTMKsr1
Office Chief signal Officer,
Washington, April H. 1875. 4:35 r. H.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the Soutlr
Atlantic States clear fair weather ives teriv to
northeriy winds rising barometer aud no decided
change IN tempe nature.
Tie Ohio river will fall slowly.
River and Marine News.
10 9ouTEM.s1 Pass. April II. p. M.-Barometer
1890 Wind northwest fresh. Weather clear.
.bn eosYs sea At seven O'clock
a..
Truce.
,.i.s rAss 10TH. April u, .M.-wnd northwest
Chilian and ship Felicia. for Lverpoo /:
mp uodsn Ru!e, for Boston; bark Josephine and
y sc cdoGner one; Locke; On way np-Bark Leauder
sne steamers haytian and Chilian to sea this
morning and they are now outside at anchor, re-
celvng coal from the barge Chickasaw. The bar
vICksBuxe. April l2.-Passed up James Howard
, at ?: M; Illinois. at 10 P. III. Down-Mary Hous
Natchez, at P. NJ; CITY of Helena, at 8 Pm
clear and cool. River fell one inch.
MkspHn, April l2-The river is about stationary.
rived -Minneola and Con Miller, from Cincinnat.
Sherlock and Simpson Horner
Tor the Ohio river; Belle Memphis, for st. Louie;
Orleans; Greyhound and barges for White river
Belle Of Shreveport and Indiana for New Orleans
Kate Kinney. for st. Louie.
md cool.
pI1rsBCEs. April l2-River five feet one inch and
alling. Weather clear and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, April 2.-River falling; ten feet in
he chute.
g, CARO-, April l1-Ar1ived- Charlie. Morgan. from
louis. at 5 p ~; City of vicksburg. from WICK.
'urg, at r. H. Departed-Bee for New Orleans
liver thi,SOiss hi NOigsn ito tor Cincinnati. at II
Neather cloudy. Mercury52'
OF. L2cis, April n.-Arrived-Futur ure CITY. Baker
1n ,1;a hyiei from New Orleans. No departures River
Gather cold with slight rains
-. n's.ssvlLk, s. April lS.-River falling fast twenty
I've ieet seven inchts. Light rain. Weather COO
'own-ThompsOn Dean, at A. NJ
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.
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