New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-27

The mob who lynched Keemer was come
posed of armed men, said to be from Han
cock, Shelby and Rush counties. They
broke open the Jail, took the negro out and
hanged him in one of the stalls of the fair
grounds. The affair created the most in
tense excitement at Greenfield, but no ara
rests have been made.
WooIen Minis Burned.
PATERSON, N. j., June 26-Tengue s.
Co.'s wooden mills at Hawthorne burned,
Loss $50,000. Two hundred persons thrown
out Of employment.
The Races mt East Saginaw.
DETROIT June 26 AT East Saginaw yes
terday in the $4,000 purse race, free to all
Bod inc, who was the favorite, beat Judge
Fullerton and American girl b. winning
| the first, third and fourth heats. Fullerton
won the second heat. Time-2:l9A. 2:2Os
2::20la, 2:2l.
The Revolution in Sonora.
San FRANCISCO. June 26 The captain of
California. reports the revolution at La Paz
l in full tide Of success. Four hundred fed
| eral troops have been sent to quell the mOve'
/ ment. The situation is very critical. The
! Uni'ed States ship Narragansett is lying of
| La Paz.
General Davolos. commanding the from.
] tier, is said to have been captured.
| A Physician shot.
| MEMPHIS. June 26.-Dr. Brand. young
physician Of st. Cstherines, sixty miles
above here. was shot in the back Of the
! head and instantly killed last Wednesday
| while sitting in his office. No clue to the
| assassin.
| The Lost Belle OF Shreveport.
| The steamer Grand Tower brings no ad i.
ditionai in formation in regard to the sink.
ing of the Belle Of Shreveport; but as shs
did not meet the Parker. it is believed the
! latter is at work assisting the Belle. A pri'
| vate telegram from Cairo says the Parker
left the Belle Of Shreveport all right last
! night.
The Fire at jackson. Tennessee.
The Appears jackson. Tennessee, special
| says Of the fire there yesterday: 1t broke
| out in Hammonds grocery store, and OK.
! tended east to Church street, and north to
Lafayette street. and to the alley between
I Main and Lafayette streets, destroying half
of the entire block. including the Catholic
Church. Won Runkel's grocery, Hoget's
! confectionery. the cotton compress and
other buildings, the Odd Fellows Hall and
Tomlin's Hall were also on fire. but were
saved by great exerton. The loss will
probably reach $35, 900. with hut little in
| surance.
loss Of the Tug Eliza Fox.
Tho little tug Eliza Fox sunk in thirty
| IeeG WdLeF, ut3F (chCu OCCudTu Dcuus
White river. Monday. She is a total loss.
| Evans Sues Newspaper for Libel.
PITTSBURG, June 26-William NJ Evans
sues the Allegheny Mail for SIS, 900 for say
ing that he was living here in luxury on
money stolen from the Indians and the
! government.
The Cardinals Movements.
Cardinal McCloskey, Mgr. Koucetti, DR..
Ubaldi and Archbishop McNierney, of AL.
bany. left here to-day for New York.
Getting Ready.
SARATOGA, June 26.-The Princeton Uni.
| versity and FIesbmen's crews arrived here
! this afternoon, and proceeded to their quar-.
ters. The majority Of the crews are now
l on the lake and are doing thorough work
| already. Much interest is manifested in the
| personnel of the crews.
Pugilism.
SYRACUSE. N. Y. June 26.-The All.
nouncement is made, on authority of Arthur
fight George Rookie. for $1,000 side, July
| l, within fifty miles of Detroit. The
referee. Harry Hill. now holds Aliens
$1,000.
The Miners.
HAzLETON, June 26.-There is q dsposi
tion apparent on the part of many miners To
60 to work on the operators terms, and the
|
! in the Lehigh region has been taken to day.
At meeting of the German miners this
morning a large majority voted To- go to
1 work. Another promising feature is the
fact that A. Pardee & Co. have posted
notices saying that rs many of their em.
| pl0yes have expressed desire TO go to
! work they invite all such miners to call at
! their office and sign the agreement for
| wages. and when a sufficient number have
80 done the works will be started at once.
( Probabilities.
! WAR DEPARTMENT., ,
| Office Chief signal officer,
Warrington. June 26, 1875, a30 p. N.
For Tennessee and the Gulf States. sta
| tionary or lower barometer, stationary
! temperature, southwest to southeast winds,
! partly cloudy weather and occasional
tionary.
SOUTHWEST PASS. June 26, + p. M Bs
rotneter 29:9s. Wind west, fresh. Weather
cloudy. No arrivals Or departures.
! PAss-aL'OUTRE, June 26.- Weather calm
and cloudy. Arriyed-At p. NJ. steam.
| ship Hudson, eager master, from New
York. to A. Moulton; Spanish bark Josetina ).
Maristany master, ten days from Havana :
| Spanish bark Joven Narcisa, Mas master
| nine days from Havana; schooner John
Bird, Smith master, fourteen days FROM
Cardenas, with a carg" Of iDeladO; British
schooner Lily Of the Valley. leitch master,
six days from Utilla; schooner Lily
Schmidt. from Pearl river, Follett master,
Sailed-Ship Emma, brig Goodwin, schoou.
ers J. NJ. Haskell and May Evelyn.
! VICKsBURG, June 2S.-Passed np--Katie
! at p. NJ; Clarksville, at p. M. Passed
down-Charles Morgan, at 2 p. M. Weather
clear and warm. The river has fallen
! one inch.
| MEMPHIS, June 2S-Riyer rose one foot.
| Weather clear. Mercury go. Departed.-.
Belle Shreveport, for New Orleans: Big
Sunnower and Minneola, for Cincinnati:
Fort Gibson. for Arkansas fiver; Qsiekstep,
| for White river; Grand Tower. for st,
! Louis. and City Of Vicksburg. for Viekss
| burg.
| CINCINNATI. June 2e--Rver thirteen feet
and falling. Departed-Snannon, tor New
Orleans. Heavy rain this evening.
| EVANSVILLE, June 26.-Weather cloudy
ana hot; heavy showers during the day-
River falling. Passed up-Cherokee. at {
A. NJ. Down-Sherlock. at 4P. M.
! ST. LOUIS, June 26-Arrived --- Susie
Silver and Great Republic, from New Or.
leans; Capitol City, for Vicksburg. River
stationary. Heavy rain early this morning
! now clear and warm
| PITTsBURG, June 26.-Riser two feet and
falling. Weather clear and hot.
| CAIRO, June 26.-No arrivals or debat.
lures. River twenty seven feet and rising.
Rain this afternoon; now cloudy and warm.
LOUIsvILLE, June 26.--River stationary
seven feet three inches in the canal. Show
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