New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-08
some excitement in the locality known ~
OannaRe ~ the St6rua

pinch"
Damage 1y the StSrui,
BosroN, July7.-Reports Of damages By
the storm last evening are numerous. Dea.
by lighting and burned; loss $50. .O0O Many
buildings were struck and the occupants
stunned. No deaths.
The license Law au assstoh.
Tho enforcement of the license law Nas
commenced by the arrest Cf the thirty deal.
ers. who were eithet fined 500 Dr gave
bond. this morning.
Deafb of the Widow Of 1udse Atecha.
Mrs. A. j. Atocha, widow of the late
Judge AtOchs, Of New Orleans. died here
yesterday.
Beecher,s Safafs lsAieed.
BRocKLYS, N. Y. july "a large meet.
ing OF Plymouth Church pew-holders unani.
nously advanced Beeehey's salary from
10000 to 100000.
The Health Of 1ksy West.
Key WEST, July 7.-No death from, and
no new cases of. yellow fever have been 70.
ported since the last dispatch.
Cotton Warehouse Burned.
AUGUSTA. Ga, July Tho warehouse Of
the Langley Manufacturing Company. con.
tanning 800 bales Of cotton and several hun.
dred bales OF manufactured goods, was
struck by lightning tonight. Two stesm
engines from Augusta rendered assist.
ance. Loss from $25. 900 to $3O. 900; no ~.
surance.
New HAVEN. July 7.-Tyler, Frost s. Co.
failed. Liabilities 4l50,OOO to 5000, 900.
Also William H. Bradley & Co., carriage
manufacturers. Liabilities $3.50, 600,
Bold Burglars At Rarse.
MONTPELIER, W.. July The cashier Of
the Barre National Bank. at Barre. was
aroused. at midnight, by four men. wha
gagged the family, and then took the cash.
Ter, gagged and handcutfed, with a rope
around his neck, to the bank. The vault
was chronOmeter cut to open at nine Q'eleck,
Tho robbers abandoned the safe.
Georgia Press Association.
ATLANTA. July 7.-The PresS Association
at Georgia met to day. j H. Estill of the
Savannah Ners was reelected president.
The Atlanta Constitution. gives an excursion
to the association to Tocco Falls and North
Alabama.
Reducing tho Rates.
CHICAGO. July IA meeting of the Typo.
graphical Union and employing printers re.
suited in mutual conceAsions of rates ta
fOrtyseven cent per 1000 ems ON morning
papers and forty-two cents on the evening
paDers. The reduction is three cents per
1000.
Struck by Lightning.
WORCESTER, July 7.-Reporrs of .hc,tses
struck by lightning come from all parts Of
the country. Three persons we've fatally
injured.
wAR DKpARrnnNry
Once Chief signal Officer,
Washington, July Z, 1875. 43O P. NY
During Thursday, for the South Atlantic
and Cult States. slight changes in baro.
meter and Temperature, winds mostly firm.
southeast to northeast, partly cloudy
weather. and occasional rains are probable.
River News.
VIcKsBrRs. July 7.-Down-Thompscr
Dean. at 9 A. NJ. No boats up to-day. Ar.
fived-Ss: Genevieve, at l P: M. Weather
warm and cloudy. River rose five inches.
inches. Weather sulrry. with rain storms
west, south and east Of the city this after.
noon. Arrived-Falls Pilot, from the Ohio
river; City Of Chester, from St. Louis. De.
Of Helena, for St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-River thirteen feet
nine inches and falling. Light rain this
forenoon: clear tonight.
inches and stationary. Clear aud pleasant
weather.
EVANSVILLE. July :.-River thirteen feet
and rising. Weather CLOUDY. Up-Charles
Morgan. at ! Am.
CAIRO. July 7.--ArHvsd-Arps, from
az p. NJ; City If Vickebure.
~ five. Departed-City Of Vicksburg, tor
Vicks burg. at P. NJ; Alps, for St. Louis,
at eight. River thirty feet seven inches
and falling. Weather clear; mercury 7So.
LOUISVILLE. July. 7.-Rivep about sta.
tionary; eight feet ten inches in the canal.
Weather sbOwerv