The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-18

MEMPHIS, July II. Samuel Fl. Gates, Vic
President, and John g. Toof, Secretary OF tn
Cotton Exchange, who are delegates to the Ma
, tional Cotton Exchange, which meets at Greer
, Brer, White Sulpher Spring., West Virgins. Oh
the 2lst inst, left to-day to attend the session.
Wares drug store, on charleston Avenue
burned this morning. Loss, four thousand dol
lars, insured in the Globe Company OF Chicago
and Home of Memphis.
BEAVER, Utah July l7.-Deputy Mars hal Cross
arrived h. re with P. Klingen Smith, Cross has
been after him since June Is b, and found him
in San Bernardno county, California. Wher
found, Smith was willing to come and give al
testimony in his possession regarding the Noun
tam Meadow affair
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE balloon, with Prof
Donaldson and the rep rter of the Ecening Jour.
nal was seen thirty miles nor h, the basket dip.
ping the water. schooner turned to help the
| balloon, which reascended and moved north
| ward.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE grand jury presented
| thirty more indictments of parties connected
with the whisky ring. Their names are with
| held.
| BALTIMORE July 17.-Suit has been brought in
the name of the Governor and other Off eers who
compose the Board Of Public Works against the
| .nteTtcdn for libel. The american published
| an article rejecting on the action of the board
| in the award Of contract for the erection Of
the House of Correction
TORONTO, July IA severe storm visited this
| section. At Belleville man and boy were killed.
and at Harristown steam planning mill and
cabinet factory were struck by lightning and
burned.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, July 17.-Jane Mulgan,
aged 10 years, was killed by lightning at Cape
Vincent.
Boston, July 17.-Fred Floyd, Chief Clerk Of
the Lqu r License Co emission has been ar
r ssted for forgery in obtaining licenses.
HAMILTON, July 1.-THE trustees Of the st.
Andrews Church here have been empowered
by the congregation to lock out Rev. Burnett,
their pastor, who refused to enter the United
Church along with them.
MEMPHIS, July 17.-Waddy Thompson, who
has figured 80 extensively in several habeas
c1rpus cases, in Missouri arrived here this after
noon, in charge of Sheriff Anderson.
Owing to the illness Of Thompson, Sheriff An
de son permitted him to remain at The house Of
friend, in charge of an officer, till Monday,
when he will be brought before the Criminal
Court for trial, he having forfeited his bond of
$4,000 for his appearance here some weeks
since.
New YORK, July IA hearing was had in the
Supreme Court Chambers this morning on the
writ of habeas corpus sued out by G. j. Alien in
the case of Miss Effie Thdrston, who eloped
with him from Fall RIVER, Mass, few days ago,
and was here regained by her parents. The
girls father testified that she was but seventeen
ears Of age; and j. j. Hathaway, lawyer from |
Fail River, proved that Allen has wife living.
After a private conversation with Miss Thurs |
ton, Judge Barrett dismissed the writ, saying the
yonng lady, though evidently infatuated with |
remarked that the taking out of writ under the |
was one Of the most audacious |
acts he ever heard Of. Immediately after the /
decision of the Conrt was given, Detective
Thompson arrested Allen on the charge of
adultery in Massachusetts, which 10 q criminal |
offense IN that state.
New YORK, July l7.-Herman Black, wholesale
butcher, Brooklyn, failed. Liabilities $50 900.
The father Of G.. d. Parmly, who rowed No. |
in the Princeton boat at Saratoga, states that his
son did not have an epileptlc fit during the race
but tainted from exhaustion, caused By the in
tense pain of felon.
cable dispatch, signed by the president of
Round Lake Camp Meeting Association and
other camp meeting associations, and other min
sters, has been sent to Moody and Sankey, in
London inviting them to hold ten days meet
ing at Round Lake, near Troy, in September.
The deaths here this week were 800, an in
crease Of 147 over last week.
CHICAGO, July 17.-Nothing has been heard of
The balloon which left here I thursday night. 1t
ia generally supposed it was swept into the lake
BY the terrific storm Of that night.
Lewis SchutZe's furniture factory on Mlwau-
kee avenue, burned this morning with q large
amount of seasoned lumber and other stock.
Loss $50, 600.