New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-22

| Elk months suspension IN this region is now
ended. The men OF the Riverside Coal
Company and individual operators also
| commenced work this morning.
4 Magistrate Murdered,
MEMPHIS, June 2l.-Brad Yarboroneb. a
| Justice of the peace residing near Coving-
! ton. Tennessee, was killed Saturday by
William Kenny, his brother in-law, in a
quarrel growing out of an old family feud
Kenny surrendered himself TO the sheriff
this morning. Both were wealthy and in
fiuential citizens, and the homicide caused
much excitement in the neighbOrhOOt.
Knock Down in Court.
During trial in the First Circuit Cour2
| OF this city to-day one attorney called
another liar, whereupon the one 60 ad.
dressed seized the court Bible and knocked
the other down, and proceeded to admin
lister corpOreal punishment according to the
code OF the prize ring. The Judge calling
TOR the deputy sheriff, the cor, batants were
| flnally y separated by the bystanders, and
the judge fined them $50 eacn, and also
hned the deputy sheriff $2J for being
absent, but happening to remember that
he had sent that efiicer ont Just before the
mill began, his fine was reInitted.
The San Francisco Rifle Team.
San FRANCISCO, June 2l.-The arrange
ments OF the Sumner Guards rifle team 10
compete with the New York team on Satur.
dav next we're completed Yesterday. The
umpire here iOr the New Workers is Lien
tenant Sheldon j. Kellogg, and tor the
Summers. Colonel John McCemb, The two
will name the referee.
The Cruise of the Saranac The disaster,
The United States steamer Saranac, hav
ing on board as passengers Lieutenant
Washburne MAYNARD, United States navy.
ana Dr.. Emil Besslts. OF the Smithsonian
Institute. left this port June s, for Stka
ana Behr!Dg Straits. on a scientific expedi.
ton. and to make collection for the Phils-
delphia centennial exposition. On her
way north she took the inside channel be.
tween Vancouver Island and the main
land, called at Naranimo, aud at S:45 A.
NJ. on Friday. the eighteenth, struck the
famous mid channel rock in Seymour Mar
rows This is the rock so much
talked OF in connection with the
proposed bridge at the Narrows Tor the
Canadian Overland railroad. The Saranac
was going fourteen knots, with q seven
knot current, at the time of striking. After
striking she hung for few n moments ani.
then swung off. Her bow was immedi-
ately run into the Vancouver shore and
made fast with q hawser to q tree.
An hour afterward she had sunk CON-
pletely out Of sight. not even her
mastheads being visible. But little Of
the stores or personal effects of the officers
are camped on the beach. with no shelter
and little provisions. Lieutenant Com.
mander Sanders. with the pilot and thir.
teen men, made their way ON foot to Vic.
toria. They arrived last night Tho
steamer Otter left this morning for the
wreck. No lives were lost.
Back from Bunker Hill.
NORFOLK, Va. June 2l.-The Norfolk
Light Artliery Blues returned from ,s:op
thia afternoon Thav vvoro optbua;o.,:o.G.
welcomed home. Speeches we're made by
General Fitzhugh Lee, Colonel Walter Tay-
lOr and Others, testifying to the cordial and
spontaneous ovation they received at ths
hands Of the Boston people.
burned.
TORONTO, Canada, June 2l.-The Torop.o
Bolt and Nail factory was burned las.
night. Loss $50,O00.
Slack Labor in Canada.
MONTREAL, June 2l.-The Canadian Rub
Der Company, employing 600 males and
females, will only run half time after TO-
day, owing to the dullness of trade.
The Grand Trunk car construction sbops
are closed, and will go continue nn:il july
-, throwing several hundred meL ont OF
employment.
The Graduates af Annapolis.
ANNAPOLIS, June 2I.-The dIplor, ~ were
given to the graduating class OF ,udship.
men TO day by Secretary Robe sou at the
Naval Academy. great crowd of people,
numbering nearly 5000, gathered to witness
the scene. Before this the midshipmen and
cadet engineers gathered in tho chapel and
were addressed by Rev. Mr.. Tiffany. of the
board of visitors
The five midshipmen entitled 10 special
mention for merit in studies ara Charles
Amesden, of Ohio; William Cutler, of New
York; Joseph Helm, of Tennessee; Alhon
u.,Ao VIy
OF Massachusetts. The engineers are Frank
Bailey. Of Pennsylvania; William Calheart.
Of Connecticut; William Cowles, of New
York; George Wlllitts, Of Pennsylvanis.
and Walter WOrthingtOD, of Maryland.
The other diplomas were delivered withou:
specially. The graduates are detached
from the academy.
Probabilities.
WAR DKPARrNsN.y
Office Chief signal Officer
Washington, June 2l. 1875, 4:30 P. NJ
For the South Atlantic ana Gulf Sta,as
stationary or falling barometer, southeast.
erly winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather. with possibly rain on the Cult
coast.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June q, Noon.-Bs.
rometer 1880 Wind south southeast fresh.
Weather cloudy and warm. Arrived
Schooner Anita, Harrison, master, eight
days from Ruatan. No departures.
PAss-A-LOUTRE. June q. Noon-W Wind
southeast, light. Weather showerv. Ar.
rived-Steamship Wilmington. at $50 A.
NJ, Holmes, master. from Havana via the
Florida ports. to |. X Roberts. Sailed
Steamship Cortes, at $3.50 A NJ. and ship
Northampton is inside bound out The
dredgebOats refuse permission 70 put he.
down until next high tide.
VICKsBUKG, June 2l.-Passed np-Thonp.
son Dean. at ] A. NJ; Great Republic. u,
: =. NJ: Natchez, at q l., NJ, No boata
down to-day. Weather warm and cloudy.
River rose over an inch
MEMPHIS, June 2l.--River rose three
inches. Weather clear and hot. Arrived
Belle Texas, from Arkansas river d..
parted-Tallahatchie and Julia, for Vicks.
burg: Belle Memphis, for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI. June 2I.-River thirteen fee.
nine inches and rising. Weather 81 towery
and warm.
PITTsBURG, June 2l-Kiv.r three fee.
VIZ inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
md very warm.
LOUISVILLE, June 21.-River stationary.
With Six feet in the canal. Weather cleay
md sultry.
CAIRO, June 2l.-Arr,ved-Painter, from
New Orleans, at z. NJ; Atlantic from.
IT. Louis, at p NJ; City Of vickeburg,
rom Vicksburg, at II A. NJ. Depar ed
ulla. for Vlcksburg, as nine Ia :. night.
tOustOn, for New Orleans, ~ eleven last
light; City Of Vicksburg, TOR s.. Louis, at!
,. NJ. today; Atlantic. tor New Orleans. a.
+. NJ. River twenty two feet three ihches
nd rising. Weather cloudy and hot.
ST. LOUIS. June 2l.-ArriveG-St, Genes
'ieye. from Vicksburg. N" departures.
he 'lyer has risen three feet since last
venIDg, and is now rising at the rate OF
wo inches an hour. All small streams be.
ow keokuk are over their banks. Weather