New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-19
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men have been reported from Todd county,
| Kentucky. Last week q man named
Brothers made q confession duplicating q
number of men as being connected with
the ku.Klux organization Warrants were
issued for their arrest and all arc now in
tho county Jail except enc and the officers
| are in pursuit of him.
| Some trouble was feared, and Governor
| Lealie to-day sent compAny'o of militia
from this county 10 Todd county. The
Governor reiterates his determination to
put stop to this business.
Robbed Of His Jswslry..
B. H. Davis, representing q New York
jewelry hOnse. claims to have lost q box
containing 5000 worth of jewelry to-day.
It is supposed to have been taken from his
room ct tho hotel by sneak thief Tho
box was afterward found, empty, in an
other part of the city. sT'
kivsry Stable Barssd.-
CAIRO. March .l8.-The livery stable of
monds burned. Twenty-Five horsesand ten
buggies were consumed.
bashep Of Kingston.
TORONTO, March l3.-Dr. O'Erien, of
Brockville. has been appointed Catholic
bishop Of Kingston. -
Gene to Work.
FALL RIVER, March 18-All strikers have
returned to work.
Ed,tssiai Excursienists.
MEMPHIS, March lS.-The Indiana edi-
torial excursion party visited the Cotton
Exchange and other points of interest," in
this city this morning, and left at noon for
New Orleans. via Vicksburg. They are all
in excellent health and delighted with tho
spriug weather.
The Dimculty Bessveen the Richmond Gem
slemen.
RICHMOND, Va, March 1S-The personal
rencontre between Mr.. j. A. Cowardin, of
the Dispatch, and A. Fulkerson, of the
House OF Delegates, resulted last evening
in the arrest of the latter and James r.
COwardin, son of the senior Mr.. COwardin
on charge of being about to engage in q
duel, or otherwise break the peace. They
were both before police justice this
morning, when, after an investigation, thew
we're placed under bonds of $1,000 each to
keep the peace.
The correspondence which passed be-
tween the parties, evidently on the part of
Gowardin, Jr., meant business; while Mr..
Fulkers0n declined to recognize him in tho
matter unless Cowardin, ST., would confess
an unwillingness, by reason of inability Or
incapacity, to seek redress.
Constitutional CsnveutIon In Nor,, C,ro.
hna.
RALEIGH, March 1S.-The House of Rep
resentatives to day passed the Senate bill
calling constitutional convention, to ba
held on the sixth of September, and tho
bill is now q law. The vote stood 81 70 81.
Insure stion Of Cenvicts.
LITTLE Rock, March l8.-At about ten
O'Clock this morning ten cOnvictf employed
in making bricks above the city ;-aolted. 2
overpowered the guard. and esca,,'~'. One
was killed by q guard during IT,, naee.
All except two Of the convicts we.~ recap
tured during tho day.
Probabilities.
WAR DRPARTaEsr1
Once Chief Signal Officer :
Washington. March ls, 1875 4:35 r. 81. J
For the Gulf States and Tennessee falling ba
rometer, warmer and cloudy weather, southeast
River and Marine News.
souTHwnsr Pass. March 10, P. M.-Barometer
3o:4O. Wind east. blowing strong, Ayrived-Bark
Almira Robinson. Tarbox: master forty four days
from from vsspOo, via Key West :c6oonei 2d Chad
oven and City of Boston and bark John L. Dim.
mick for orders ssiled- Steamship G. ". Lord.
southeast, fresh. westher rainy. Arrivsd-Ship
Southern Sow" Chief nissns master iortyfcu. days
nd IRON LyMsapSo,. Mp rsported Monday as outside for
vicx.sgss. March is.-Passed np-capitol City
a. al y M Carrie KonSta Sa IN
u
n. Weather cool and cloudy. River has risen
four inches.
MExPHIs, March ls.-The river. rose three
inches, and is sow three and half feet below high
water mark. and bank 10 full from here 70 Cairo
Arrived-Legal Tender and Mary Boyd from the
Arkansas river. Depar rted-Belle Lee and Paducah
for Louisville, Sherlock for Cincinnati Aucusta
for White river. Chester for St. Louis.
Ou0uHATI. March 18-River fOYty.ons feet ak
inches and rising Weather cloudy and cold
PrrTsBURG, March 18.-River twelve feet three
inches and falling. Weather clear and cod
CAIRO. March 18.-Arrived-Julia, from So Louis
at A. NJ; Puture City, from New Orleans. at
seven; John Kyle and Susie silver. from New Or
leans, ct eleven; Scudder. from New Orleans ar
p. N. Departe1-Future City, Kyle and Silver.
for st. Louis, at P. H.; Scudder, for st. Lo4is at
two River forty three feet two inches and rising
Weather cloudy and warm.
kvANsvLLK, March lS.-River thirty.four feet
three inches and rising Weather cloudy and
moderatiDg; signs Of rain. Passed up-Utah at
haifpast eight last night. Down-Kary Houston,
As $50 p. u.
LoUIsvILLK, March l3.-River .risipg slowly with
hfteon feet six inches on the fAla Weother cold.
Arrived-Dean, from New Orleans; Cherokee and
warner, from Cincinnati. Departed-Cher0kee
and Warner, for New OrleAna
ST. LOUIS March 8.-No ar1ivslA DEPARTED
M0llie Moore. for OuAchita river; Great Republic,
10r 1ew Orieane; 81. 0enevieve. for vicksburg.
The river has fallen fOarteen inches, but upper
streams are rising az ain Snow storm this morn