New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-23
WHOLE NUMBER 2525.

won by Maud, taking the third, fourth and
NTH heats IN 2341a, 2:33l2 and 2:35le.
Francis took the first heat in 2:34, and the
| second was dead heat between Francis
and Sleepy Joe; time 233,
The second race, for horses of the 2:26
class, was won hv Blanche Jubilee, Lam.
bert second and Tom Keeler third; time
2::25, .2::25, 2:27 and 2:2S. Lambert took the
second heat.
Blood.
MEMPHIS. June 22-The Ieus- Ledqer has
additional information concerning the kill.
ing of Esquire Brad. Marlborough near Gov.
ington. Tennessee. last SATURDAY. by his
brother-in law, William Kinney. 1t appears
that one had sued the Other, and they had
been t" CovingtOn to attend the trial. On
the road home Marlborough, who was on
horseback, passed Kinney, who was in
wagon, when the latter drew d revolver and
fired three shots at Marlborough, one taking
effect in the right arm pit.
Marlborough rode some forty yards and
fell from his horse corpse When found
he had his handkerchief wrapped around
his hand as If to stop the hemorrhage.
A negro who saw the shooting says Var
borough first struck at Kinney with stick;
while a lady. who also witnessed it. says he
did not.
Marlborough was prominent Granger,
and his funeral was largely attended. Both
were prosperous and influential citizens,
and the resources Of both sides will be
brought to bear on the trial
knights Templar in Providence.
PROVIDENCE. Il. L.. June ~ The mem.
hers of the Richmond Conmandery of
knights Templar were informally escorted
about the city to-day, visiting various man.
utacturing establishments and objects of
interest. This evening they departed for
home via Stonington and New York. The
effect of their visit has been salutary and
gratifying.
The Troops Sent Home.
P0rTsvILLE. June 22-All the troops
which have been on duty in the Schuylkill
orders to that effect having been issued
to day.
Settlement oil the Mining Troubles.
WILKEsBARRE. Pa. June GA final
settler Of the coal mining troubles was
reached this afternoon. The region board
called on Charles Parrish, president Of tho
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
with the request that the officers OF the
union who have been refused unemployment
for their prominent part in the late strike
be allowed to go to work. The petition was
granted. but Mr.. Parrish wishedi it distinctly
understood that the miners union is no
longer to dictate as to who shall be EN-.
plOy ed or discharged, and that its men shall
not be forced to join che uniOn In order to
enter the mines. The greatest harmony
prevails. and all the collieries will start to.
morrow.
Probabilities.
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Office Chief Signal Otiic )
Washington. June ~. 1875. $50 p.
For ;h- ',nlf States. stationary OF falling haro.
meter. sOuthwesteIlv winds, varm weather. aud
occasional yiin near the coast.
River and Marine News.
SorrHw.sr Pass June q. o r. NJ Barometer
1913. Wind south: weather cloudy. No aryisals
Pass ,>A.lOrTKx. June y. 6 p M.-wird ~asf.
:ight. Weather showery. Arrived-Steamship City
o. Msf1aa ,u"m vesa Gh h VIA
Madrid. master. eleven daya from Havana: Span.
,sh brig Amabei Antona: Griffold master. eleven
States dredgeboat Essayone passed up at 5 A. u.
for the citr. The tOwboa Perry sp,ks the schooner
to Pensacola. off this bar yesterday afternoon.
VaCKsnUhG. June 22-Up-c City Of Helena. at 5 P.
N. Down-Natchez, at 8 r. VI. Weather warm and
Mxnpul.. June s2.-River rose eight inches.
Weather clear and hot. AIrved-.PArker. from
for New Orleans; Susie Silver. for st. Louis this
afternOon-Belle Texas. for Arkansas rivei: Capt..
Orleans.
Clsc,YSAT,. June y2.-River sixteen feet nine
inches incl and falling Heavy rain last night: cleas
ara VSrm 10 u1SHUs
PirTsBURG. June 22.--Rivef three feet two inches
and failing. Heavy rain this evening.
!.o.issi'LE. June u - River rising rapidly; seven
feet in the canal. Weather cloud. aud threaten.
ing to night.
EVANSVILLE June 22.-River two feet four inches
and rising. Adelugng rain Tel! last night; cloudy
AID warm to-day.
CAIRO. .Iure 2l.--Arrived--Fufure City, from New
Orleans, at a. n. Psparted--Fu City. for 81.
Louis, at 8 A. NJ. River twenty three feet ans
inch and rising. Weather cloudy. and the mes.
curry was 80 at DARK.
- u. a
from Vlcksturg. Departed-Belle Shreveport Tor
New Orleans: ST. GeDevieve. for vicksburg. River
stationary duripg the day: rising aga'n to night.
Weather cloudy and very warm. mercury ".9 at
3P. NJ.