New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-22
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Death of a Kentuckian in Paris.
LOUISVILLE, October ola dispatch from
Paris, Kentucky, Gays Hon. K. I. DAVIS,
eldest son of the late Senator Garrett Davis,
was found dead in bed this morning. His
death is supposed to have been caused by
an overdose of chlorai, which he had been
in the habit of using as anodyne for pain.
Mr. Davis was president of the Northern
Bank of Kentucky.
Horrible Crime by Italians.
DENVER, Col, October GA most afro
cious murder was unearched here to-day.
A small tenement house in the eastern pOr-
tion of the city, recently vacated BY some
Italian musicians, was visited by some
policemen to detect the cause OF o
stencil that issued from IL. They
discovered in the cellar, dead and putrid,
the bodies of an old man and three
boys, all Italians. The bodies bear CHASTITY
marks of the kuifa the thrOats OF all having
been cut The murderers are believed to
be Italians. Detectives are out in all direc-
lions. scar ching for the murderers.
Torchltght Procession in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October Clan immense
Republican torchlight procession, in honor
of the Ohio victory, took place in this city,
this evening. Ex-Governors Hayes, of Ohio,
and Dix, OF New York. and Governor Hart
ranft, of Pennsylvania, were among those
in the procession.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Office Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, october 81, 1875, a;3O P. NJ.
For Tennessee the Gulf and South Atlantic
States, theast to southeast winds, falling ba-
Iometer, warmer, clear or partly cl Judy weather,
and occasional rain near the South Atlantic and
For the Middle and Eastern States, stationary or
fa,l linz harp r,otar in has wi
warner and partly oudy weather
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, october d, P M Barometer
80. Wind northeast fresh. Weather cloudy. Ar
rived-Amercan schooner Emma D. BndicOtf, Bur-
City, DE- lano master seventy.two day. from Havre
British steamship Oberon, at P. M, Hanrey mas
ter, from Liverpool, to Ocean, Zerega Co.. Ameri-
can schooner kIcelsior, Arnett master, fourteen
days from Banaca American ship Scotia, Drum
m0nd master, thirty-seven days from Bath.
The steamship Austin 10 still at anchor Inside
bound to Havana The lighthouse steamer IaDde.
lion; with the lightship from Galveston in tow,
vICKsBuRa, October 2l.-Passed downtown F.
Tole, at 800 last night. The John Howard arrived
twelve as, Ggh and is s here The
P. M. The river as fallen two in hes during the
last twenty four hours. Weather clear and pleas
MEMPHIS, October 2l.-The river fell On inch.
Wea her clear and pleasant. Departed Chester,
CINCINNATI, October 2l.-River eight feet eleven
inch 8 and falling Weather bazy and mild
inches and ia ling Weather clear.
CAIRO, October 21.-No arrivals departures.
Biver seven feet eight inches and falling The
weather is clear Mercury $50.
i've feet seven inches in the canal Weather
pleasant Departed4Mary Houston, for New Or
leans
EVANSVILLE October 2l.-River four feet eight
inches and rising. Weather clear and mild.