New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-15
and offer reward for the arrest of the ms
An Accident in tho Mines.

and offer reward for the arrest of the mis-
creant.
An AcciAess in tho Alines.
SCRANTON, Pa. August 14.-While si1
| men were passing down the slope OF thu
Mount Pleasant mine in this city. an empty
| car became detached, and backing dow
killed two and fatally hurt one.
| The Fall River Strikers.
FALL RIVER, August l4.-BallOting o.
| the wOrknen whether they should resume
| W ork next Tuesday or continue the vaca
| rion. resulted in favor Of the latter by 252(
| yeas to 1887 nays.
The Alutineers.
BALTIMORE, Angust 1.-THE crew Of the
schooner Harry mutiDied. Some OF then
were examed c-day, and committed for thu
grand jury.
War DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer, ;
Washington, August a. 1875, 4:30 T. N.
For New England, the Middle States and
the lower lake region, partly cloudy and
decidedly warm weather during Sunday
with southeast TO southwest winds, station
airy or falling barometer and local rains.
For the South Atlantic and Cult States
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, generally
cloudy weather and rain, with easterly to
southeas terly winds, sud slight changes in
temperature and pressure.
The Ohio river will continue to fall above
PaducSh, and remain stationary OF fall
slightly at this station. The Mississippi
river fall slowly at Cairo end st. Louis. 1t
will probably not rise above the danger
line at Memphis.
special River Report.
The Mississippi has fallen five inches at
Cairo, and eleven inches at st. Louis. It
has risen one inch at Helena and remained
stationary. but is now srising ut Memphis
and Vicksbure. The river will fall at sta
tons above Memphis and remain station
AIRY or rise slightly at stations below. II will
probably reach, but is not expected to RISE
q 1ove the danger line at Memphis. The
Red River has risen eight inches at Shreve-
port. Heavy rains have prevailed in the
lower Mississippi valley.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August IA, p. M
Barometer 1880. Weather calm and cloudy.
eleven days from Minatitlan; Spanish bark
Angela. Llupi, master, nine days from
Havana. No departures.
PAss-A-LOUTRE, August IA, P. M.-Wind
east-northeast. light. Weather cloudy and
dark. Arrived inside-Steamship COrtes, at
six this morning, Freeman, master, from
New YoSk to A. Moulton. She was assisted
IN over the bar by the towbOats Rio Grande
and Ocean. Sailed-Bsrk Adeline G.
Adams The steamers Alabama, Oberon
and st. Louis, and ship INLAND. are inside,
bound out. The ship Mary Z. Riggs is out
side awaiting chance to get in. The
Essayons has gone to the city.
VICKsBURG, August l4.-Passed down
Cherokee. at 8 A. M. Up-katie. at P:
NJ, and City Of Alton, at p. NJ. Arrived
City of Vicksburg, a. A P. NJ. Heavy rains
have fallen all day. The river 10 stationary.
MEMPHIS, August 4.-Weather cloudy
and damp. Departed Ruth, tor White
river; Legal Tender. for Arkansas river;
Capitol City, for Vicksburg; Tower, for St.
Louis; Smoky City, for New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, August 14.-River nineteen
feet three inches and falling. Departed
Charles Morgan, for New Orleans. Weather |
clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, August l4.-Weathe1 clear
nd warm. River falling fast.
PITTsBURG, August l4.-River five feet one |
nche aud stationary. Weather clear.
ST.. LOUIS, August Observation-Disclosures,
rom Vicksburg. Departed-Helena, for |
1icksburg. The liver has fallen fourteen i
1ches. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, August Observation-Disclosures,
rom New Orleans, at 10 p. NJ. Departed
,apitol City, for Vicksburg, at IL P. NJ; In
lana, TOR Cincinnati, at II P. NJ. The river |
forty -four feet and falling. Weather clear
nd warm.
LOUISVILLE, August l4-River nine feet
nd falling steadily. Weather clear and
leasant.