New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
Attempt at Burglary.

! CINCINNATI, April IA daring but uneue-
cessful attempt at burglary on the safe of the
First National Bank, of COvingtOn, Ken
lucky, last night was discovered this morn
ing. From the appearances of the building
the burglars had been labOring some nights
to accomplish their purpose, and had spared
| no efforts or expense to insure success The
work was begun by raising the floor over
the bank vault, cutting through various
thicknesses of cement, brick and iron, until
they reached the interior Of the vault,
| and endeavOred to open the safe therein
by blowing the lock full of powder and
| firing it. The discharge only blew off
portion of the door, and wedged the re-
| mainder so closely that skilled workmen
did not succeed in opening it until late
hour this afternoon. The contents of the
safe were found intact except few dollars
in currency, which had been consumed by
powder. The burglars left q complete set
of tools behind them, valued at several
| hundred dollars. and carried away nothing.
Earthquakes in Nevnda.
EUREKA, April 2.-Severe earthquakes
felt. few buildings were damaged. No
personal casualties.
Can Not Parade.
JERSEY CRY, April 2.-Permission 9. to the
Irish societies to parade in honor of John
Mitchell next Saturday was refused.
Ice Moving In the Hudson.
ALBANY, April 2.-The ice is moving
slowly. without material iise, indicating u
good opening below.
The water is over the pier and docks.
Wagons still cross at various points. The
steamboat landing is entirely submerged.
Half dozen points reported still firm.
High Water.
READING, Pa, April 2-The lOwlands are
covered with water, but no further danger
ia aDDrehonde0 un1eaS il raina
River Failing-Dnnger Over.
EAsTON, Pa, April 2.-The river is falling
and the danger is over.
To Be Hanged.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-Andreas Egner and
George Rufer, convicted of the murder of
Herman Schiliing, on the seventh of No
vember last, were to day sentenced to be
hanged on Tuesday, July l3
Beecher's Testimony.
New YORK, April 2.-Speaking of Mrs.
TiltOn Beecher SAID: had q lifelonp affec-
tion of respect and esteem for her. | had
the utmost respect and affection for her as
Christian woman and wife, and mother.
but no affection in any otf.er connection.
Nothing occurred On either the tenth or
seventeenth between Mrs. Tilton and ma
that has impressed itself on my mind, up TO
December, 1870. There has never been any
undue familiarity between US and | never
directly or indirectly solicited jmDroper
proposals from her. l never had anv
favors from her; it would be Impossible
with such a woman.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief signal Officer !
washington, April 2, 1875. 4:35 P. N.
For the Gulf States. generally clear and warm
weather easterly to sOutherly winds during Sat
urday and rising followed by falling barometer
east OF Texas.
River and Marine News.
% sou1HwEsr PASS. April 2, P. M.-Barometer
1880 Wind north-nor;hwest, fresh. NJ arrivals.
Sailed-Steamship Royai Minstrel Inside for or.
ders-Ship Kentuckian At anchor outside-Sh ps
AIgoma Aas. Hampton Court. Tros. bound TO Penss-
northwest light. Weather clear. No arrivaIs. THaLn
Sailed Saied.Shp ps seynard and bark Racer Ilsde
car; chip Mayh flower. bound to Matanzas On bar
ship Waterloo, two lengths to the north ward
vIcKsBUKs. April 2-Up-Citv OF Helena, At 1p
~; Thompson Dean at p N. Down-rhomas
W.ather cool and clear. River has risen ono inch
MEMPHIS, April 2.-The liver has fallen an inch
Mrathsr clear ana p pleasant Arrved-Arnston
Departed-lllinois and Julia for vicksburo Coiora
CO.. 90. ior st. Louis, and Mary Boyd for Arkansas
CINCINNATI, April 2.-River twenty eight sss+ .,x
inches and falling. Weather clear anc cool tn.
PIrrsBuRs. April 2.-River fourteen fee, .svan
'ncnes s1 % and rising Drizzling rain ali dav. 0"
cT LOUIS April 2.-Arrived-Belle OF Shrevenor+
hnsn "e% 1rieans; City Of vicksburg from vicks
strsss NO oepat5ures p.;1' River rising and ali upper
warmer. 0'0sl on0
CAIRO. April z.Arrived- Glencoe, from New o,.
leans st L. NJ; Mary Houston, from New a,r,saU.
D. M II A. T.; Yaeger and Granger, from N,w Oriesns
n: Ste. Gsnevieve. from st. Louis nt p
d.! C.ePartsd-0lencoe. for st. Louie, ct 4. n.
aoos.on. Ior LouisvilIe. ct p NJ; Yaeeer, for n
lOONINUEp ON HouRrH rAor