New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-16
WHOLE NUMBER 2519
the NATIONAL Board of Trade meeting ar.
the Mobile and Wilmington Boards of

the National Board of Trade meetiny ar.
the Mobile and Wilmington Roards of
Trade. "
Tho Compromise.
The statement that the Penusylyap,
Railroad Company had effected q compro.
mise with the Baltimore and Ohio COMPANY
Is without foundation.
Destruction by a Tornado.
QUINCY. ILL.,. June l5.-Many houses were
Frustrated, one person killed and many
hurt by tornado.
The path Of the tornado this morpiup
presents sad scene Of wreck. The damage
TO houses and barns is estimated ut $50 600
Several bridges and culyerts were washed
away.
Fire in lthac,l.
ITHACA, N. ". June l5.-A $l5o, 900 fir.
has just occurred here. 1he hotel and
every place OF business was destroyed.
Burglars blew open the safe AID fred the
house of harrington Brothers & Co.
The loss by the fire at Newteld thiA
morning is estimated at $50. 900. and the in.
surance $lI 900. Twenty buildings. includ.
ing fifteen business places. were burned.
Not single store is left in the place.
a reward of $500 dollars has been offered
oy the sheriff OF the county for the apprs
hension and conviction of the tramps who
started the fire in Farring ton 4. Co.'S Store.
The t'rasshoppers.
OMAHA. June 1.-THE city is iuii 81
grasshorpers. stragglers from the vast army
which passed over here yesterday. Private
gardens. fruit trees and all sorts Of yegeta.
ton has suffered to a great extent.
Dispatches tcnight from the p:incpa!
portions OF the State say the grasshoppers
are passing over northw ard. and doing little
OK 10 damage.
Probabilities.
WAR DKrAxrNRY:.)
Once Chief Signal Oticer :
Washington. June Il. 1873. 43e p. M
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States
stationary or falling barometer, warm
southeast to southwest winds, and partly
cloudy weather.
The rivers will generally tall excep, Ia.
upper Mississippi. which will probably TO.
main stationary.
River and Nlariuo News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. June Il, 6 +. NJ
Barometer 1910. Wind west and light.
No arrivals or departures.
PAss-A-LOUTRE. juno Il. { Z. NJ
Wind west southwest, light. Weather clear.
The British steamship Memphis. Captain
Mellon. nineteen days from Liverpool, ar
rived early this morning. and is now
aground on the bar, bound in. Sailed
Schooner Bennington.
tACAobUHG. June Ao--DOWn--Great RP.
public. at l: NJ; Natchez. at :. P. NJ:
Thompson Dean, at s p. NJ. Passed up.
st. Genevieve. at 5 p. NJ. Weather warm
and clear. River stationary.
MEMPHIS, June l5.-The river fell seven
inches. Weather clear and hot. Arrived--
Arlington, from Cincinnati. Departed.
Belle Texas, for Arkansas river: Atlantic.
and barges. tor st. Louis, the latter last
night.
CINCINNATI, June l5.--River ten feet nins
inches and stationary. Heavy rain nearly
all day; clearing tonight.
P1TTsBURG, June l5.-River three fee.
ten inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
warm and threatening.
LOUISVILLE, June - River falling, with
six feet six inches in the canal. Rain at in.
tervals.
EVANSVILLE, June l;.-kiver ten feet and
rising. 1t raihed all forenoon; signs of
more tonight. Up-Charles Morgan. at q
A. M.
CAIRO, June 15.-Arrived-Robert Mitcb.
ell from Cincinnati at A. M. Departed
Mitchell for New Orleans att A. M, Grand
Lake No. . for New Orleans at PM.
River twenty-five feet three inches.
Weather clear and sultry.