The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-14
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New YoBk, Aug. l3-Tbe General Tamma-
! ny Cemmittee have been notified of the action
of their committee in the reorganization of
the districts controlled CONTROL by Morrissey, Hall
SALT LAKE, Aug I3.-Part Of the Indians
haveleft Cerinne for their reservation: the
others promise to follow. No trouble is ap-
pretended.
KNOXVILLE, Aug. 1s,4John Webb, the
murderer, was hung here to-day. He main-
tained wonderful nerve to the last, and under
the gallows continued to affirm his innocence
An immense crowd from the surrounding
country, estimated at $4,000 to $1,000, wit
messed the execution. t4ewoas
CINCINNATI. Aug. 13 Frank Knorr, deIe-
gate to the Druids Convention, while visiting
down q flight OF stairs. His injuries will
probably prove fatal. ~, ~ -.
MILwAUKEE, Aug 13.-Nothing has been
heard from Hobkirk, cashier Of the Corn Ex-
change Bank Of Waupun. He has doubtless
absoonded With all the avail able assets. The
bank owes depositors 49,. 900 and $4,000 to
others.
BALTIMORE, Aug 10, The brig Harry, Capt.
Barnes. hence Monday night for Matanzas, ia
at anchor at Annapolis, the crew having mu-
tinted, !. - -.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. Is. The II races have been
postponed on account Of last nights rain.
DETROIT. Aug. I3-John Hoffmer, of the
firm Of Hoffner 4 Mayes, ship chambers, shot
himself and wife,, Cause. Jealousy.
/ NEw York. Aug 13 The, new freight
tarif to the West, an advance on the previous
rates, went into operation this morning over
four trunk lines, the New York Central, Erie,
Pennsylvania, and Baltimore and Ohio Rail
roads. Under the new arrangements, agents
are not permitted to make contracts for more
than ten days. IN
the Mercy was seized in Brooklyn by the
sheriff, being complicated With Baxter Il Co.,
tho bankrupt grain merchants. ~, 81. -
The report Of State finances says the whole
State tsx next year need not exceed three to
three and q half mills,
MONTREAL, Aug. 13-The long-expected
decree Of the Privy Council has been received
FROM Eoglsnd, ordering the burial of the re-
mains Of Joseph Guibord in the consecrated
portion Of the Catholic Cemetery. - af
New YoRk, Aug, 13.-Arrests of parties
implicated in the forgery of California and Or
.eg6n Road bonds prove to be important. They
broker, who negotiated last year $50. 900 worth
Of former Wabash bonds; George Marshall
and VIM. Rae, whom the police state are well
known dealers in forged bonds, and Edward
Hall. =. t,o.,,T ..-,.,...,.',,. .'
most important yet made. as he il believed to
be- the head Of the gang Of bond counter
letters who not long Ago endeavored to flood
the city with forged Erie, city and Water Loan
bohds. These are the same persons who ne
gotiated some New York Central Railroad
Real Estate Bonds which are believed to be
:. isD1AsApoLs. Aug, 1s.1The Mississippi
editorial excursionists arrived here tonight
from Chicago. ~.
CH1oAao Aug. 1s.-The residence of Vim.
P. Milburn, at Freepoft Illinois, burned.
His wife. who was unable to escape, persisted
in the flames 49,.
2 BALTIMORE Aug. IL. Mrs. Margaret Childs
lighted fire In stove with coal oil to-day,
am explosion occurred and the lady was ter
Il is said tonight that Cutie & Bradley,
doing business in this city under the name
of the New York Tea Company, and
who failed on Wednesday with liabilities
to the extent OF $50, 600, about
equally divided among New York and
Baltimore merchants, were passengers on
steamer from, New York 70 Europe yesterday.
The committee OF creditors who have invests
gated the. affairs OF the firm, charge that they
have been carrying on for some time well
planned system Of swindling ~
BRIsToI. Aug. 13.EGen. Burnside has re-
ing, 81 shall be with yop not earlier than the
18th" Secretaries Bristow, Pierrepont Robe
son and Jewell, who also win be the guests of
Gen. Burnside, viii arrive at Bristol on the
18th inst. otl.,-.'..o., -
NEW YoRx, Aug 10 Notice was given i'm
the United States District Attorneys ofics
to-day, that testimony would be taken de bene
esse. in the suit instituted in 1869, by James
A. Whelin, Of st. Charles parish. La, against
Gen. Sheridan, to recover S358, IT'S 81, value
of sugar, molasses, mules, stables, ETC., con-
fiscated by defendant in 1867, while in COM
mand in that State. Tn
The defense was that the General only
obeyed orders. eat.
PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-For the South At
lanfio and Gulf Stntaa Tapneasaa and tha