New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-25
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merchant Of Roger City. and Edward ~
Ivan, his be~k-keeper. we're both shot
probably fatally, last right "a lille standiHs
at = desk in MsIito's store. Fpnrteen buck
shot entered Malito's side, ard it il scarcs!y
possible that be Gun recover. Sullivan wa
The aesaesin is unknown. bnt ia supposed
to be one of Malito's labOrers. He had beer
quarrelipg With them during the day.
War DEPAR-MxNr, }
Oflce Chief Signal Officer.
Washington, August "a, 1875 4:WP Ms
For the Gulf States and lower Mississippi
valley, slowly falling barometer with slight
increase in temperature, southeast to south
Winds, increasing cloudiness and rain near
the cOuate. - =
The Ohio river will continue to fall. The
Mississippi will fall at stations above Vicks-
burg, remaining stationary at that city.
d. specanl River Report.
The Mississippi has fallen four inches at
st. Louis, thirty three inches at Cairo, TWEEN:
ty-five inches at Memphis and seven inches
ct Helena. It has risen an inch at vicksburg,
where il Is now one inch below the danger
line The river has also risen two INCHES
at;Nkw Orlesng.
. River and Marine News.
SoU7iawEeT PASS, August "a, 7.30 P. M
Wind east southeast, light. Arrived-Steam.
ship City Of Merida, Reynolds, master, from
Vera Cruz, to j. M. WitherspoOn; crossed
che bar and passed up at A. NJ; steamship
.Agdesn, Miller, master. from Vera Cruz. TO
PIN, Ferwood &. Co.; bark Atlanta. Davis,
master, Thirty six days from New York, to
George a. Eoedick & Co.. Outside. bound
in--Stesns ship New Orleans, ship Mary Z.
Riggs and bark Atlanta Inside. bound
out-Steau1ships' State OF Alabama. OberOn,
St. Louis apd ship INLAND. Sailed
United Sya&essteafner Canandaigua, at BALI
pas seven last evsuing steamship Andean,
Chlsnd was tawed around from Pass a |
rOutre by ne Rio Grande to-day. The Rio
Grande ana the Ocean are alongside the !
steamship Alabama: Che viii take the bar l
at midnight. High tide at 8 A. NJ. The Es- !
sayons was at york % the bar all day. The |
McAle4ten is anchored outside.
Pass OUTRE, August "a, . T. NJ
Wind south, very light. Arrived outside-
Spanish bark Siete de N0viembre, sixteen
days from Havana. The ship George Hurl
but got under way at 4:3Q P. NJ, bound for
Mobile, butis drifting off shore. No wind.
VIcKsEURG, August M.-No' boats up to.
day. D0wn-GovernOr Allen. at 2. III.
River risen ONE inch. Weather cloudy and
warm.
MEMPHIS, August 9. -The,river has fallen
twenty i've inches. Weather clear and hot.
Departed-Ajsx, for New Orleans. last
night.
CINCINNATI, August 24..River thirteen
feet and Isl pg. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
ST.. LOUIS, August A.-ArEved-Bee and
barges. from New Orleans. Departed-Cap-
itsl CITY. for Vicksburg. The river has
fallen four inchss, with SIX feet six inches II
to Cairo. Weather clear and cool.
CAIRO, August. 24.-Arriyed = Grand !
Lake, from St. Louis, at eight o'clock, and
Mary Houston, from Louisville, at nine
O'Clock. both last night. Departed-Grapd !
Lake and Mary Houston, for New Orleans,
at P. NJ River twenty-three feet SIX ,
inches and falling fast. Weather clear.
Mercury 49,. Ii
PrrsBURe,. August 24.-River three feet
nine inches. and. falling. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE. August 2i.-River station 9
sry, With seven feet two inches in the canal. !
clear and cool. Passed up-Shan-
non, from New Orleans. to Cincinnati.