New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-01
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Dead.
WukEsBARRE, April 30-Otficer Reib
senner. who was shot by the Councils yes
terday, died early this morning.
The Texas state Fair.
GALVESTON, April 30.-The sixth Texas
State tair will be held On the State fair
grounds in Houston, commencing tuesday,
NAV II, and closing Saturday, May d..
very large exhibition is secured. Lieu.
tenant Governor Coleman, OF Missouri, Will
deliver an address on agriculture. A large
delegation from Georgia, Ohio, Missouri
and Kansas, will visit the fair and Texas
The Coal supply.
PHILADELPHIA. April 30.-The supply of
coal from all the regions so far this year,
saws the Miners youruoi foota up a, la, 939
tons. against ), 594, $50 tons 10 same period
last wear. The decrease in the supply OF
anthacite is ], 537 ,476 tons.
Vice President Wilson.
louisville, Ky, April 30.-Vice Presi-
dent Wilson arrived to day. General Har-
Ian gave him reception to night. To-
morrow be goes 10 Lexington to visit Hon.
John G. Breckinridge, who as Vice Presi-
dent pret ided over the Senate during one
of Mr.. Wilson's earlier terms.
A Policeman Killed.
NASHVILLE, April 3O-A negro named
interfered when Reed was whipping his
(keeds) wife.
Suicide.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 30.-John Wat
son son of Reed Watson, a farmer, living at
Eaat Windsor Hill, Connecticut cOn united
suicide IN a room of the Clarendon House
last night by fumes from charcoal fire,
10,
get IN proper order.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, April 30, 1875, 4:35 p ID. )
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States, Tennes-
and The Ohio valley. generally cloudy weather
ard easter v to southerly winds with no decided
change in temperature, stationary or falling ba-
rOmeter, and ram, except on the South Atlantic
River and Marine News.
SouTHwEsr Pass. April 80, 6 P -Baromete. $780,
Wind SOUTH fresh. Arrived xcan brig Esper
ana, BaseO master, sixteen days from Vera Cruz.
Saiied-Schooner George Seaey. The steamship
Hanover, from Bremen via Havre and Havana. is
Pass A-IOUrKE, April 80, 6 P. M-wind south
fretI Il. Weather clear. Arrived-SchOOner Will
Charleston, South Carolina schooner Lady Wood
bury woodbury. master, i've days from Atllla.
SaiIed-BaIk catherine. me steamship lazoo
7 he ships Kent, Southern Chief and EvaDgene,
bar ks Jaruco and Emma, and brig Cirque sOrelle
inside, bound out.
VIcKsBUkG. April .0.-Up-GlencOe, at p. NJ,
Louisville at II p. NJ, last night. No boats up to
day. DUwn-ThOmAs Sherlock at A. VI Robert
u. Lee, at r. NJ. Weather VAIN and cloudy.
River fell three inches.
MEMPHIS, April 30.-The river fell two inches. |
Weather cUOi raining hard all day. Arrived-kel
l0gg and tow from Illinois river; Qnicksep, from
White river. Departed-fetrel, for Arkansas |
river; Illinois; for Vcksburg Julia, for st. Louis;
Robert Mitchell, for New Orleans.
81. LOUIS, April 30-ATrived-Heena from Vicks- |
burg Deparled-Bee and barges for New Orleans. |
River rising slowly. Weather cool; rain tonight.
PITTsBURG April 30 River six feet five inches |
and rising Weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, April 30.-Weather cloudy and |
warm. River rising. DOwn-HOustOn, at ten |
o clock laet night; LOngworth, at p. NJ.
CAIRO April 3.-Arrived-WCOd aud tow, from
New Orleans, 10 A. NJ; Capitol City, from St. Louis
Y. NJ Jaeger, from New Orleans. P. NJ; TOlIe,
from st. Louis. p. NJ Departed Wood for Ohio
river at noon; Capitol City; for vicksburg, P. NJ
Wager. for St. Louis, r. NJ River rising. Weather
rainy and warm.
CINCINNATI. April 30.-River nineteen feet eleven |
inches and rising. Arrved-lndiana from New |
Orleans. Weather clear al warm.
LorlsvlLLE, April 3O.-River stationary with |
seven feet ten inches the canal and We feet ten
inches in the chute Weather clear and pleasant. |
Cotton.
NEw YORK. April 3c.-Tle following is the com |
Darative statement of cotton Tor the week ending
o-day:
Rala |