New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-25
WHOLE NUMBER 2448.
prevails. The people on the banks of tho
Delaware are moving tO higher ground.
A Bloody Affair Mt Lowell.

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Delaware are moving tU higher ground.
A Bloody Affair Mt Lowell.
LOWELL. Mass, March 24-Mrs. Low left
Mr.. Low for place as servant in board
ing house. Low fired two shots at her and
then killed himself. Mrs. Low can not live.
Celebration at Pensacola.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 24-At Pensa-
cola grand celebration of the Mystics will
be held on Easter Monday evening. Exten-
sive preparations have been made and o
large number of people are expected to
visit the ancient city OF the Gulf on the
occasion. cordial welcome is offered to
all.
The Indiana Editors NJ Montgomery.
party of Indiana editors, forty odd in
number, reached here this morning from
New Orleans. They leave at p. M. for
Eufaula, where they take boat down the
Chattah0ochee and go to Tallahassee. and
from there to Jacksonville. On return they
60 through Savannah, Atlanta and Chatta-
noOga.
Stranded According to Law.
PORTS WILLIE, Pa, March 24.-Brown was
hanged to day. A fall of five feet failed to
break his neck. and he died of strangula-
tion. The cont0rtions of the body were
and the summit of the mountain were
crowded.
Indian Mischief In Texas.
GALVESTON, March 24-A News special
from San Antonio, Texas, dated the twenty.
fourth, says: The Herald has reliable news
that the Indians who captured stage near
Loredon last Friday attacked Cachino
Ponchs, near COrrize, on the Texas side.
They were driven Oft by the rancheros, and
unteer company. The Indians were almost
cut to pieces.
Tho Weavers' Strike.
PHILADELPHIA, March 24-The weaycrs
are still striking because of reduced wages.
Eight or nine manufactures have closed.
The Attempted Assassination.
LOUISVILLE, March M-The attempt to
assassinate State witness in Todd county
was not in open court, as reported yester-
day, but while the witness was under guard
in the courthouse for safe keeping. His
assailant was captured Yesterday. :
Tho Lexinston Races.
CINCINNATI, March M.-The Enquire,.'s
Lexington special says the executive COM
mittee of the Kentucky Association to-
night arranged q programme for spring
races next May. There are to be fifteen
races with $4,000 in stakes and purses.
Convicted.
j. M. T. Davis was to-day convicted of
murder in the second degree for killing
Policeman Bird at Jackley's circus in Sep
tember last.
General Ord Going After the Black Hills
Squatters.
OMAHA, March 24-InfOrmati0n has been
telegraphed General Ord of several parties
of miners leaving different points for the
Black Hills. In reply to q telegram from a
miner VINO recently came out of the hills
whether he would be permitted to return
vxyittn sv,fn 90 n,,l
eral Ord says:
"TroOps from Fort Laramie and hostile
Indians have both gone for your miners.
For their sakes l hope the troops will reach
them first, as the military orders ars simply
to bring in the party, confine their leaders,
burn their wagons and destroy their outfit
General Ord has been authorized to put
all his cavalry at once in the Sioux coun-l
try on which miners are trespassing, and to
employ fifty Indian scouts to advise the
cavalry of the pdvent of miners. His OrdersI
are to remove the parties, arrest and con-
fine the leaders at the nearest military post
burn the wagons and destroy the outfits.
A Black Hills transportation company
formed here yesterday propose to leave the
railroad at Sidney, Nebraska.
The Wounded Edifcr.
VINELAND, N. j., March 24-Garruth, the
editor, who was shot by Charles j. Landis,
is in a more comfortable condition. but by
no means out of danger.
An Oyster Schooner Sunk.
BALTIMORE, March 24-The schooner
Littlejohn, Captain Joseph w. Evans,
bound from Smiths Island to Baltimore,
with cargo OF oysters, was capsized and
sunk in Chesapeake Bay on Monday after
noon in heavy squall. Her entire crew,
consisting of three men, were drowned.
Captain Evans, after floating on the chain
box for several hours, was rescued by the
schooner William e. Mooney.
Tho White Wing N1utiueers.
The schooner White Wing, before re-
ported with mutinOus crew at Annapolis.
still remains in that harbOr in charge of the
Inspector OF customs, King, awaiting new
crew from this city.
Maryland Editerial Association.
The Maryland Editorial Association had
heir annual meeting and dinner to day at
iuys Hotel. Mr.. l.. V. Boughman. of the
frederick Citizen, delivered the annual
address. Hon. George w. Wilson, of Prince
Georges Gazette, was reelected president.
Probabilities.
WAR DEP ARrnKsrl
once Chief Signal Officer,
Washington. March a. 1875. 4:35 P. M
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States increas-
II temperature, light winds, mostly from The
,orth and east. and rising barometer east Of
he lower Mississippi.
River and marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March "a. p. M-Barometsr
o4O. Wind east fresh. Arrived-Shp Norris,
master, fifty seven days from Havro,
IL Tybee ship Crescent City Delano. master,
en- master, ffty-three days from Hsvre; Nor
.egan bark Imperator. Jensen. master, thirty.
Co. to
outhes.t. light: weather rainy. Arrived lin inside s
rom Philadelphia via Havana to Z. A. Yorte' =
ailed-Schooner Jennie Wood. The shin sans.
a,s and and ea1fs Emile and Saga put to sea
viCKsBUKs, March 24.-Passed up James Biulev
nd barges, $ P; M; Bismarck. Up. N. DownWy
ns.4Fss 1sst ksn1h,;c Nj City Of Quincy p M and
NJ last night. Weather warm and rainy. The
yer has risen three inches during the last twenty
MEMPHIS March 24.-River stationary. weatbar
enerally clear and pleasant. Arrived-Coai City
1.a No. oaIgeS, fom Ohio river. Departed-City Of
Y louisville: Paragon, Robert Mitchell and Baum
= cincinnati; Thompson Dean, for New Or leans.
Gso1ss.q %ars for
iIsS inSy lncnes ei and falling; Weather clear and
anartad AIH,YWeaCNtLounviile: W from New Orl cans
PIrrsBuKs, March 24.-kiver seven sae, .;r
u cnss, @ ana iaiilng Now showing: weather grow.
March 24-River falling .,o,v,v. 70,
indy. 'N'Ao- ''A anu
kvAysyILLK. March 24-River thirty.four feet
2-ChaI!es Morgan at II P. NJ; Peytona at p. NJ
OAiko, W. march z4-Arrived-Carr " Kountz from
w ,Orlesns, at nine last night; Helena, from
cKspurg at ! P. NJ. ared-Kountz, for st.
'uas, ~ ~ r. M.; Thompson Dean for New Orleans
ap M1bosh ptn last last night Helena, for Sc Louis
lling Weather clear and cool.
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