New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Indicted for Libel.

CHARLESTON. 8. c., February 4.-Tht
grand jury Of Charleston county yesterday
found true bills on eight indic'ments fol
libel against d II RiOran and T. w. Daw
aoD, Of the Neses and Courier for publics
tions during the last State canvass affecting
sheriff Bowen; Collector Worthington and
Election Commissioners Hoyt and GregOrie'
Frozen to Death.
WICHITA, Kansas, February IA man
and woman we're frozen dead. 1t is feared
others were caught on the prairie during
the storm.
RACINE, Wis. February 4.-The Episco-
pal college with its library burned. Loss
10000; insurance $4,000.
Terrible Times on the Prnires.
DUBUQUE, February "A train is fast in
the snow. seventy miles hence. with thirty
passengers, without food or fuel. Assist
ance has been sent. Terrible snow storms
prevail. The Thermometer il from x}o to
z6o below zero.
Hoosao Tunnei.
SPRINGFIELD, February 4.-The rails
were connected through Hoosae tunnel TO-
day.
Sad Accident.
QUEBEC, February 4-Falling rocks at
Cape Blanc crush+ d q number. Eight bodies
have been found. The avalanche came
FROM Cape Diamond ut eight O'Clock vt
night.
Death Of Maine Cossressman.
BANGOR, February A.-Ssmnel F. Her
sey, member OF Congress, is dead.
Tho Races at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, January 4-The races We'd
nosday we're postponed on account OF the
rain. It was bitter cold to-day, but the
attendance was large.
Tsnbroeck stakes, for three years old, one
mile, won by Volcano, beating Denver,
Warfare and Daytime Time-l:50h.
The second race was two mile heats for o
purse Of $3.50; won by Jim Hinton in two
straight heats, beating Van Buren. Time
2TA.
The third race was . mile dash for q |
purse OF $50, was won by First Chance,
beating Noble Darling, the favorite. Ex. |
sursiOnis's from Charleston End Florida will |
10 present tomorrow.
Geld Weather and no Trains.
OMAHA, January 4.-NO trains over the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad for
westher is extremely cold.
Probabilities.
war DkpAxrrrnr |
Once Chief signal OH er ) |
WseAingtoa. February Z. Is75. As 2. H.
For the Western Gulf States mort beast wiz ds,
stationary or falling barometer, signify higher |
6enlarat, 70 and clear followed BY cloudy weather
River and Marine Newp,
esgsxvD7 PAss. February =, 8 r. M.-Basometer
u. ~ nN Avrln-eAs', bh~h & lard. 18th ram aud
heavy he'll and s-et NJ a,rivxs. Ssiiei-
Bhips Lake Superior and John Rutherford, and |
bark Adolf
vIcKsBuRe. February 4.-Up-No hoass mp or
l0wn to-day. Weather cltar and cool The river
ross three feet in the last twenty four bours
1HAPnH. February 4-kiver rOee niueteen |
inches. W-ai her clear ana very cold d. psried-I
Belle Lee for NJ " leans II. C. Yaeger AID Glen
noe 70, Ca III.
CJycrySAu, February River twenty one feet |
our iDchts and fA ling. Weather clear aud very | r
old. Consider .bie made icr running I
PrrTsBUKG. T, 0iuary 4.-Kiver eight feet ten |
nches and i.,nary.
EVANSVILLE, February l.-Rvsr has Risen eight |
inches. Weather ear. Mel curry 60 10 so hiv.r |
Ill Of heavy ice, inc!ud ny old lumps IRON above
ono into Green river. Navga,o ION .u. pended ] +
LoUAvlLLx, February IL yer ri ing, ton ,o-t in
hS canal. ksvis a.ion again suspended. MARY
cusiOn, after Stating Tor New Orleans W-dues | q
ay Ligh', was forced back and now iieS at the | :,
ny wharf Tho ChaI!es Morgan arrived aud tied | !.