New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-24
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accompanied by President McCloskey and
the. Roman envoy. AS the PROCESSION Oh
she alumni made its appearance at the en-
trance 10 the hall. the whole assemblage
rose and renamed standing until the car
hinai took his seat BEHIND me c nnht san
4, chapler bearing the names OF elgh11een3
arch bishops and bishops who have studieo
in Noun. st. Mary's College. The exercises
tben began, and were continued 10 the
tlaee. with but fifteen minutes recess.
Eight young meh made speeches; Inc oe.
pte- Of doctor OF laws was conferred on
threw gentlemen. master or arts Oh 'hif' oon'
hbd bachelor of arts on eight.
proposed Railroad Eonso''dahon.
KANSAS CITY, June 23.-Ihe ruInor o. the
1rOposed consolidation OF the Kansas ra "a,
te railway is creating aui'e ''i 90 '''
city. r 4 10.
Sy,res. are preparing to move ont, the
sailfoad company intending 10 run '1s OWL
express.
Putting On Their War Paint.
OMAHA. June 23 -Advices from opotted
Taii's agency state that three large war
parties LETT that viciDitV on the seVr n.i
;nstanf.-One each for the P"nca or fawhee'
iI.e. and Shoshone reservations. 1t 10
enough! among posted men that glgantc
Indian war is about to be inaugurated. In
FORMATION has been sent TO the Indian agents.
A Drowned Body identified.
MyxT,E GROVE. La. June 23.-Tbe BODY
er she drowned man that was inferred u
this place several weeks ago has been iden'
lifted ar that of John +. Farand. engineer
vi fhs steamer Charles Bodmann when she
was burned. The body was dirinterred TO-
eav. ut she instance of his friends. tor re-
E,nyaI 10 Cincinnati.
General lsnnks Mt Memphis.
MEMpHIs, June 2s.- General Nathahiel r.
Banks y ill arrive here tomorrow morning
u, response 10 an invitation OF the Masonic
rrate, ni,y. to deliver an address at their
f,lcnic q. morrow.
The Express Robbers
The express robbers. Matt Morris, T..
johnson, John Woods and Henry Johnson.
Golored, lett for the State prison, at Nash
Gille, this afternoon. IN charge o! ohe1in
AIderson.
Exnmipni ton of DistilIery Ahnirss
t-HIcaso. June 22-The United States
0slrhorities this morning commenced the ex
Animation OF the distIllers' books seized
Sesterda,. Those of the Lake Shore Dis !
tllery Company we're gone through with.
Gus nothing detrimental to the company |
Ngaa discovered.
The California Independence. |
SAx FRANCISCO, June 23.-The Peoples |
endependent State Convention, after adopt. |
Spp a long series of resolutions against mo. |
Aopolies. Nominated General Bidwell, Of |
BnttecOunty. for Governor. and Lieutenant
and Acting Governor Pacheco Tor Lleuten'
ant Governor.
4 Gang Of Couneerfeiters Broken Up.
P1rrsBURG June 23-A thoroughly or
Gafized gang Of eOunterfeters under the
lead OF DR.. Milton ii. Frank, a practising
Dhys,cian Of Allegheny City. has been
broken up, and several members. including
Frank. arrested, and $40, 600 in counterfeit 1
Gnoney were captured. The attention of the
Government was called to the work OF these
tpen through letters containing consign-
Alcnrs of spurious money, which being IN
osamped. went 70 the dead letter office.
More whisky Seized.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The rectifyihg es-
Establishment of Bers, Fraser & Co. was
seized by orders from Washington for non
payment Of $4,000 taxes.
Resigned.
$fARrrORD, June 23-PresidenI Cum
0hihgs, of Wesleyan University, has rendered
Bis resignation.
found Dead.
Ar:aNr.. Ga. June 23-Cofonei q. Y.
Sage. late superintendent and chief en-
Hlneer of Atlanta and Richmond Air Line
Sailroad. was found dead in his bed this
EorpiDss
Probabilities.
WAR DEpARrnENf,)
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
Washington, June %, 1875, $50 P. MY |
Ros the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
Calling barometer. southwest to southeast
winds. warm and partly cloudy weather
And occasional local storms.
River and Marine News.
EOUTHw EST Pass. June %. p. NJ Bs-
tOmeter 29:S. Wind west. light. No arriv-
pie or departures.
Pass 4 l. OUTRE. June 90. Noon.- Wind
light. Weather stormy. No ar
pival. Sailsd.Schooners Royaliss and S. I
=. Fabens.
fIcKsBUKe. June a3-Passed up-Grahd
Lake Nc. ,. at lP. NJ. Down-Mary Hou.
Ion. at :: j. NJ. Weather warm and cloudy.
She river fell three inches.
MEMPHIS June oh rose six inches.
Weather clear. Mercury 800 Departed
Thompson Dean and Parker, for
the Cherokee late last night. :
Fro Great Republic is due up.
CINCINNATI, juno % River fourteen feet
ix inches and falling fast. Weather clear
End hot tonight.
ST. Louis, June 23--No arrivals or de- c
paftures Tho river has risen seven inctes
heather cloudy and very warm.
CAIRO. June 23--ArrIved-Char1es Nor
ian, from Cincinnati. p. NJ; Belle Shreve- I
port. from st. Louis. p M st. Gene.
'ieve, from st. Louis, P. NJ Departed 4
Belle Shreveport, for New Orleans, 6 p. NJ. a
siveF swenfy-fOur feet nine inches and
asins. Weather clear. Mercury 902
PITTsBURG, june 23-River two feet ten c
Achee and falling. Weather clear and
sarm. Z
EVANSVILLE, June 23-Rver twelve feet \
hres inches and rising. Weather clear
nd hot. e.
LOUISVILLE. June .!-River eight feet v
light inches in the canal and stationary. b
S@&thsr very warm. Ii
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