New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-18

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lance, but was beating when picked up.
Dannge by snow and Ice.
| MEMPHIS. April 1.-THE frost and ice
killing vegetables and threatening the frni
The frost last night has not affected III
| fruit in this vicinity.
Attempt 20 fslOw up n Church.
| CINCINNATI, April E.-tive cans Of gul
| powder were placed in a basket in tn
| vestibule OF St kavier's Catholic Churc
| to night, and material outside of the baske
was fired 1t was discovered by the sextO
/ and thrown in the street. where four of tn
!! cans exploded. The only explanation
| that it was put there to destroy the ma
| chinery of. the contractor who is completin
| the tower.
The Texas ExrursiOnists.
The delegation of gentlemen from Teya
were recel we'd on Change to day. Specific
we're made by Colonel Holloway. presiden
of the Chamber of Commerce, and Genera
Robinson and Mr. Small of the delegation
They come to promote the interests o
Texas by encouraging immigration. The,
will leave the city Monday.
Coolest Weather for the season.
Reports from Kentucky. Indiana ans
Ohio show that tho weather duIiag the las
two DAYS has been the coolest for thu
season known IN years, the Thermometer
ran giUg from twelve to twenty-five degrees.
above zero. The early fruits are thought
he killed, and the tobacco seriously IN
iured
Damage by the Cold.
LOUISVILLE. April H.--Quite heavy rnow
fell here yesterday and to DAY, and tonight
the thermometer is several degrees below
freezing point. kilograms to the Courier.
Jo,vnat state that snow storm and cold
weather have prevailed throughout Ken
lucky and Tennessee, and that great dam.
age has been done TO fruits and tobacco
plants.
A Demonstration by the Miners.
WILKEsrAHRE, April II The first open
demonstration by miners of this section took
place to day. At an early hour this after
noon a procession OF 1000 men from Sugar
Notch, Warrior Run and Manticotte
marched through part Of the Cit. Their
approach had not been perceived and nei-
Their the authorities nor any one else
in the city knew anything of their move
ments until they were on their way
through They were motley and rough
looking crowd. Their officers were
mounted and tho commander was dressed
in gray uniform, the same as worn by
the militia of this State They had drum
corps. two brass bands and carried stars
duO slIlptr anu u dIsO VI UdDOcTS
bearing various devices, some of which
were both protane and obscene. The fol.
lowing were some of the notices s'If
union is strength Sugar Notch is
a Sampson" "Our cause is Just and
we will win "Wbile we've cent We'll
not give in TRAITORS should be branded
with the mark Of Cain" "Bribers and be-
trayers are useless; our Union is noble and
strong" mo surrender till hell freezes
over. and then we'll crawl out under the
ce.' Two men carried miniature scat.
fold, with an e:figy dressed in miners
yarb suspended from it by rope around
model betrayer and blackguard" One
banner had representation of a
nan being shot from behind and above
gere the words "a traitors DOOM" The
procession was not halted in the city and
10 riotOus conduct was manifested. The
men bore no arms that we're visible. 1t is
lot known whether all in the procession
we're there of their own free will or whether
IS in the Hazleton section large number
we're compelled to go along, willing or not.
This demonstration was for the purpose
# iDtimidating such as are tired of the |
trike and want to 90 to work. and follow |
ng right upon the heels of the threats at !
Kingston, as it does, it will have strong
fleet. The strikers claim to have full |
reasur!g and that money is sent to them |
very few days from Hyde Park and other |
ectiOns. The prospect of resuming work |
efOre the summer months is very poor.
Donaldson Makes Balloon Trip.
This afternoon Professor Dor aldsOn, with
,ur Journalists made balloon ascension |
ON the Hippodrome. The weather was
cry cold, and the excursionists suffered
The trip was fine one. The
irty landed near Vincentown, five miles
ON Mount Holly, $50 miles from the CITY.
hey returned tonight
o wdOip to he Represented at Saratoga.
BRUNSWICK, Me-, April 1.-THE students
BOwdt IL college have voted to send a
K cared crew to the University race at
lratOga in June.
Vessel. Icebound at Sea.
HALIFAX, April 1.-THE steamer Nova
:otian. at this port to day from Liverpool,
ports that in latitude do 5V che met a
Id OF heavy Arctic packed ice, and passed
u miles to southwark to clear it; saw
verai large vessels in it.
Railroads in Receivers Hands.
LITTLE Rock, April F.-in the United
ates court to day Judge Dillon placed the |
ississippi. Ouachita and Red River and
o Pine Bluff and Chicot railroads in the
nds of a receiver, who was selected by
. Boston bOndholders.
Probabilities.
WAR DErAKTmg.rl |
Office Chief Signal Officer ! |
Washington, April II, 1875, 4:35 P. M.
or the South Atlantic and Gulf States and
,nessee. clear weather, low temperature. except
he lower mississippi valley, nVrihtry TO west |
winds and rising aiometer east Of the Mis-
pp and easterly to soutberly winds and fall
barometer in the lower Mississippi valley. &
River and Marine News. q
,urHwKsr Pass. Apr, IT, P. m.-Barometer J
o. Wind wtst-northwest. fresh. Weather q
y. Notwithstanding Williamsport. from
ladelpbia to William treevy. No departures. | /.
bark Truce is still anchored IN East Bay,
aitDg ORDERS q
ass A7IoUTss. April II. 6 p M-wind north j
Vt. light. Weather clear and cool. The ship i
nduslly, reported yesterday as having arrived | .
orders, was toWed in this afternoon al Is I
dova, at $40 a. M. The Ship < len s Southland is
de awaiting higher tides to go.ut. r.
icksEuHe. April E.Passed up-Frank Par
a ana barees, P Nj. TO day. Down-Thomps en \
IN, IL A. NJ. Weather cool and clear. River +
iOnary. l
gMPHis, April I--Ryer fell six inches. | s
ather clear and cold. Departed-John KYLE, | t
New Orleans; Cheek and Augusta. for Nhte u
or; Legal lender, for Arkansas river; Grand b
Rer. for st. Louis City of VicksbuIg, tor Vicks ::
&; Arlington, for Cincinnati; City OF Alton, for II
LOUIS.
'ANsyILLR, April I-.--Weather cloudy and | t
iy. River falling.
. Lows. April I7.-Arrived-howard,f from New !.
ans. Departed-CapitOl City, for 1icksburg; I
lCOe. for New Orleans. River falling slowly. | e
ither clear and very cold. q
IIRo, April Observation-Disclosures, from New Or
Is, at A. M; Warner. from New Orleans at 6 =
!. Departed-City Of Vicksburg, for vicksburg, l
A. NJ; Warner. for Cincinnati, Mt Z P. NJ. Il
er thirty. thre feet and falling. Weather cold. | Il
rrsBuRa, April l;.-kiver nine feet and station !
Weather cool: showing all day at intervals. !.
lV-Rlvar faet nv
es and rising Snow at intervals all day. | &
srted-Charles Morgan, for New Orleans. a
April lT.-River falling Cwly; eight |
seven inches in the canal. six feet eight inches
,e chute Wea,he the coolest known in years
Horner. from New Orleans to Pittsburg
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