New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-04
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"a latitude ~. voutvu. zap. The boat had
two lite prese1vers and a cask OF water.
Yellow Fever as hes West.
Hyr WE.r. july S.-Tw@ Asaths from
3eilow fever yesterday.
Arrested FOR Syrecitins Tesscf.
SAN FRAScI.co, July 3-I.indel' and
l,-an. rap pain and first officer respective! y
Of the bark Onion, lost in Puget SOUND. III
Nav. have been arrested Tor w!l.Iiiv wreck.
iug iha. vessel. The first officer has soE'
ses.e!. bu: the captain denies the c.afsc.
4 Defaultins Secretary.
the Euilc'in this afternoon publishes de-
tail. of startling developments IN the case
ct Miller. the defau!tiDg secretary OF 'He
Western Develo; ment Company. Abe sub'
stance 81 which il that his name IS po' Mn
Ter. bn. Woodruff; that the Gsfalcaton is
greater than at first supposed. and fi'at 1t
will probably reach frofa S3JO. 0Oo Z"
81 100000. Sales Of reai estate by Miller 10
Woodruff wer. discovered assseins = trans
Ssr to himself.
e. A Gotten CONGRESS.
i: YsiE,c,1. \. C., July Bite second an.
nuai session, OF tho cotton States congress
Gonvcnls in this city on tina thirteenth an
a.ant, A large attendance - expected. AND
every arrangement has been mad: :or :ae
entertainment Ot guests.
Killed by Lightning.
4 Miss Todd. living near th;s city. was
Killed yesterday by lightning.
News from the lndinn Territory.
ST. LouIs. July 3.-Coione! Boudinot.
@hu has ins: returned f.om the Indian Ter.
ri'"ry. ssys s"enty-seyen murder cases
lave i:.. been disposed OF ry the United
N.at.s District Court at For: Smith. Arkan.
Gas. before which tribunal 81! the criminal
eases from the Indian Nations are brought.
Dat Of this number eight persons were con.
victed IF murder in the first degree. Seven
ere convicted. including two boys, one OF
two boys, one of seventeen and the other
q. nineteen wears. to be hanged together on
the third et September next. The eighth,
n peyro. was Killed after his conviction
while attempting to escape from, the guard.
Much GutiawTy prevails in the Indian
Territory, and ten men have been killed in
ihe vicinity Of Fort Smith within few
months.
A very bitter contest is now going on in
she Cherokee nation between the Ross and
Downing parties for the position OF chiefs.
snI minors Of cOnspiractes and assassina-
eions arc rife Colonel w. r. Ross, the
preselt chief, is candidate for re election.
and q man named Thompson IL the candi-
date of the Downing party.
AQextract from the BoZeman. Montana,
Times says the Nez Perces and Bannock
Indians have combined against the Sioux,
end that the Sioux were being 0verpowered.
The steamer Bozeman, of the Pease expe.
clifton, was sunk near Hunters springs,
shout two weeks ago, and all the arms and
supplies and Pease's papers were lost. but
no human lives were sacrificed.
YcrnsyIyan Republican State Committee
In Session.
UAnRIsBuRG. Pa. July 3.-The Republi- |
can State Central Committee met here TO- |
Mot Nnrria
. place. was elected secretary, and General
II. II. Bingham, of Philadelphia, treasurer.
After the appointment of several permanent
committees, and the selection of Harris |
burg rs the headquarters OF the State Gen.
fraf Committee, the committee adjourned. |
Russell +. Root was chosen chairman OF the
committee on organization.
Uciegat TO the International Scheufzen
Society.
R.,rtMoRE July 3.-AmOng the passen.
gers by the Nurrenburg. from this port for
Hremen to-day, were Frederick Kramer,
Frederick Brandon, Justus Sacks and
Philip R0st, a delegation representing the
Baltimore Scheutzen Society, on their way
10 Stuttgart to take part in the great inter
national schooling match in that city in
August They were accompanied down the
bay by large numbers OF scheu'zens IN the
steamer Chester.
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WAR DEpARrMlNr,1 |
Office Chief signal Officer, 7 |
Washington, July 3, 1875. 4:3O P. MY |
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, lower
barometer, sOutherly to westerly winds. de.
cidedly warm, partly cloudy weather and
possibly occasional rains.
River and Marine News.
pAss-A.LOUTRE, July 3, Noon. - Wind
northeast, light Arrived - Steamship
4
from New York. to A. Moulton; schooner
M. l.. Peters. York, master, from Boston.
No departures.
Morgan, at 10 A. NJ; Katie at ii A. NJ. No !,
boats down to-day. Arrived-Snagboat
Addie, at 3 P. NJ. Weather warm and clear.
River rose six inches.
MEMPHIs july 3-River rose five inches. |
Weather clear. Mercury 930. Departed
Fort Gibson for Arkansas river; Quickstep 8
for White river; Julia for Vicksburg; Grand c
Tower for St. Louis; Norton and bsrges for
Ohio river: Arlington for Cincinnati. Shan Z
non for New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, July 3.-The river falling 9
rlowly. Down-Thompson Dean. at 8 !
=. NJ. Weather clear and hot.
PIrTsBURG, July 3.-River three feet .
eleven inches and stationary. Weather
Llcar and warm.
CINCINNATI, July 3-River thirteen feet Ii
nine inches and rising. Departed-V.
Shinkle, for New Orleans. Weather clear a
End warm.
CAIRO, July CARVED Commonwealth,
rom st. Louis, at p. M !; City of Quincy, J.,
rom New Orleans. 2 A. NJ: City of Vicks- .
burg, from Vicksburg. S z. M. Departed .
for New Orleans. 3 P. NJ; =
City of Quincy, for St. Lonis, 2 A. NJ; Tolle, !,
or st. Louis, A. NJ: City of Vlcksburg. !,
or st. Louis, : z. NJ. River thirty feet four -
inches and rising. Weather clear and u
warm. "
ST. LOUIS, July 3.-Arrived-Grand Lake, q
rom New Orleans. Departed-St. Gene. y
'ieve. for Vicksburg. River has risen ten "
nches. Weather cloudy and hot. q
LOUISVILLE, July 3-River five feet ten - !"
inches and rising. Weather hot and show. T.