New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-29

DeRd.
Urea, June 2S-Samuel Chubhuck ihe
pioneer telegraph apparatus manufacturer
is dead. aged seventy six years.
On Strike.
BUFFALO June % Tho grain shrrefers
are on a strike against the steam s"nvels,
and the grain business is ut a standslih.
Murder and Suicide.
PONEROY. o., June IS -~On Saturday
Jacob Kuushur unsucc cccssfully attempted to
kill his wife by shooting her and then shot
himself through the head. dying instantly.
No cause is assigned.
Dndictment OF Cincinnati Unlcfais.
CINCINNATI, June 28.--The grand jury to.
day returned indictments against Thomas
E. Snellbaker. the present chief OF police.
and former secretary Of the waterworks:
William Mark, city editor of the TOiks-
f,su,td, ex collector of water rents; j. Is.
Mccormick. ex-collectOr of water rents,
and Paul Reinlein. formerly trustee of the
waterworks. for embezzlement of money
belonging to the wate rwOrks, and II. A.
Bowman. son of the present trustee of the
waterworks, for grand larceny. These
cases have all been brought to light by the
investigation into the management of the
waterworks. which have been in progress
for some weeks past.
Base Ball.
PHILADELPHIA, June % S-Boston TO- Ath.
letics 10. The tenth inning was called and
commenced. the BOstons having made two
runs and the Athletics having two men ont
and two on bases when the game was sus.
pended on account OF the excited crowd
encroaching on the field. and before the
field could be cleared rain prevented the
completion Of the game.
Drowned.
LITTLE Rock. June :,S.-nne man and
five women. all colOred, were drowned by
the cavsizing Of a skifi on Hills Lake.
Injunction Against Charitable ApprOpria-
tiOns.
BALTIMORE. June 2s-1n the Circuit
Court OF Baltimore city to day, upon bill
of complaint Of certain tax payers in the
city OF Baltimore. Judge Pinkney granted
preliminary Injunction. prohibiting the
mayor and city council, Its officers and
agents from paying certain appropriations
to number OF charitable and benevolent
institutions in this city, and restraining
such institutions from demanding payment
The city council recently passed an orci-
nance which was approved by the mayor,
making appropriations for the year 1873,
among which were appropriations to num-
Der Of charitable and benevolent associa-
tons. such az the Aged Mems Home, Aged
WDmen's Home. Maryland Agricultural
Society. etc amounting, in the aggregate,
to about sje0oO. When the ordina ance was
before the city council it was vigorously
opposed by number of Protestant clergy,
and also taxpayers, on the ground of lille
gality. and also that the Catholic institu-
.ions received an undue share.
4 Tornado in Detroit.
DETROIT. June 2S.-A tornado passed
over the northern part OF the city. Thirty
houses we're demolished. Four persons are
known 70 be killed and many hurt.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
BOsTON, june !S.-A steamboat train on
over wagon at the crossing in Owen
vile. Robert and Thomas Hvnes, Mrs.
Hynes. her child and John Graham, who
were IN the wagon. were killed. TIE
driver, Henry Frawley, was pulled away by
the horse and escaped.
A Bad Man Kills Himself
PHILADELPHIA. June 2s Frank Enterer.
German, aged fifty, who was committed
to prison on Wednesday for attempted rape
on little girl four years old, committed
suicide last night by hanging himself to a
cross bar OF his CELL
smOkehOuse Burned.
MEMPHIS. June 2S.-Stewart, Hayley &
Co.'S smokehouse. on Shelby street, was
damaged by fire this evening to the extent
Of $500, fully covered in local insurance
companies. The damage to Schwartzen-
burg's stove store bv fire yesterday will
probably reach $4,000, principally caused
by water.
New Railroad Mana cement.
w. b. Gre@"'aw. nresident Of he Ven
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