New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mills Burned.


! CINCINNATI, June CIV. Z. Todd &
Co.'s woolen and Touring mills. at Dover
Mason county. were destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000; insurance un.
known.
Fire In t;eOrgetown. keneucky.
A fire in Georgetown. kentucky, Sunday,
destroyed livery stable and four dwell
lings. A number of horses in the stable
were burned to death. The loss is esti
mated at 10000.
! Steamer l3urned.
| The steamboat X. w. 5. Killinger. while
| lying at the wharf here last night. was
struck by lightning and odb burned to the
81. 900 in Western companies.
Casualty in n silver Mine,
San FRANCISCO. June 2,-The hoisting
apparatus of the Mureline mine. Nevada
City. caught fire yesterday afternoon. Six
men were in the shaft, which is 400 feet
deep at this time, only one of whom made
his escape. Two were taken out dead after
subduing the flames, and third will proba.
bly die. The remaining two were rescued
uninj njured.
Barrntry.
BALTIMORE, June .. Captain Thomas X.
Sbreves has been committed for barratrv
in the case of schooner. loaded with corn.
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taken to Baltimore and sold for $4,000. and
schooner taken to AccOrnac and abandoned.
Shrevee has been fugitive for some time.
Terrific Storm in Missouri.
KANSAS CITY. June >. The most terrific
storm since 1874 has just prevailed. Four
hours of very bad ram. high wind and hail.
Several houses we're struck ~ lightning,
and number unroofed. The storm covered
an area of fifty milee, mostly south ward
Five railroad bridges were washed away,
and six cars ditched.
During storm Sunday house In Oiathe
was blown down. and a man with bis child
were killed.
Reception Of Cardinal NcCloskey.
EMMET1sDURG. June ::2.-Ca,dina! Nc.
Closkey. accompanied by Bishops Lough
lin, of Brooklyn. McNierny. of Albany.
Mgr. Roncetti and DR.. Ubaldi, was re.
ceived at MechanicstowD last evening by
DR.. McMurdie, vice president. and Gueric.
superior Of the Sisters of Charity in the
United States, and escorted to Mount st.
Mary's College. They were received here
by the students in line. The college band
played Hail to the Chief" and the distin.
guished prelates were escorted to their
quarters. The college was brilliantly illu.
minated.
Today Mount St. Mary's College is filed
with alumni and more are expected by the
Ifaln tnls evening, WhlIe special train ls
to be run to the college early tomorrow
morning from Baltimore. Cardinal Nc
Closkey celebrated mass in the chapel on
the mountain this morning, and soon after. |
wards the Ablegate Rnncetti officiated. |
This afternoon the college commencement |
exercises will begin.
Ashore. !
QUEBEC, Jnne 22-The s.ea,ns. S..afheay
is ashore on Bye island. Assistance has |
been sent her.
CounterfeitS In Circulation.
AUGUSTA, Ga. June 22.-Admirabiv exc.
cuted counterfeit tiyes on the First Ma.
tiOnal Bank of1Haxton. Illinois. are being !
freely circulated along the line Of the Geor-
gia railroad. Four counterfeits in a email |
remittance were received to-day. Skillful |
experts are deceived by them.
Distiliers' Books for Evidence.
CHICAGO, June 1.-Judge Blodget: has
decided that distillers books NAV be seized
and used against their owners.
Cook County Officials Indicted.
The Post and Nal to day states that
forty of the county commissioners have /
been indicted by the grand jury for cor
rupt practices. especially in regard to the
building contracts.
Tr0fting At Beacon Park.
BosToy, June 22-The June trottinp
meeting at Beacop Park began today. The
irst race, for horses Of the "a; class. was