New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-13
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tCoNTNUND PROM FIRST PAGg.t
iishment OF Sahier * Co. 1t ST. Joseph. aa
been seized. Other seizures Will follow.
w. #. Znmbro. of Sedala, has been al
rested for distillng contrary TO law.
Defaultipg Bank Cashier.
CHuL1CorHE. August !2.-J. n. Snvde'
cashier of the Chilicothe National Banh
has been discovered deisn:er. TN
amount of tho defalcation is unknown.
The North Carolina Election.
R.LsIGH. August E,-The election I"
delegates TO the constitutions! convention
fOots up sixty Democrats. tive n';-penden
Democrats, and fifty eight RepunIcanS
showing that the Democrat. have carried
the State.
Governor Erahnn'. Remains.
The remains of Ex-Governor Graham W.!
arrive in this city ar Two o'clock tc-ino:ro \
ty special train. and viii lie in state =; thf
Capitol until P. NJ, when .hey will De re
moved to Hilsboro for :nternlent. The nag
on the Capitol will De displayed at hait
mast and business in the city entirely sus
pended while his remains are he!e.
Failed.
baltimore, August l2,-Cuttie s. Board
lev, known az the New York Tea Company.
have failed. Liabilities $4,000
CHICAGO, August l2-The STATE Street
Savings Bank has failed. Deposits S37 900,
available assets v'orU.
Burned.
SAN FRASCIsCo. Angus: IA planning
MILL tub factory ana lumber yard on Front
street are burning. II is feared the wind
will drive the fire into the hear. 0: the city.
Later.
Two blocks are burned. Loss 50 900.
Death oil Horace Binney.
PHILADELPHIA. August T. Horace Bin.
ney. the oldest member o! the Philadelphia
bar. ia d cad. aged linety.seven wears. He
graduated at Harvard IN !'9..
a Charge Against Secretary Je!ano.
The Telegraph publishes an open letter
from William Welsh 10 President Grant. on
ry Delano upon Mr.. Walker. CLERK of the
board of Indian commissioners. He states
that said libel was connected by Assistan:
Secretary Cowan. with the cordial approval
of Secretary Delsno. Welsh also charges
Delano with making wilfully false report
to the President. He concludes: ''lt may
seem strange to others that Should have
written this open letter, but necessity was
laid upon me to write. and l could not,
with proper respect to myself, address you
in any other way. as you have. IN every in
stance, closed your mind to evidence that
must have convinced any other ,nsn.'
Apprehended Indian Attack.
SALT LAKE, Angus. l2-The women and
children have been sent from COrinne from
apprehension of an Indian attack. a com.
pany of troops has left for COlinae. The
hers, church paper. says stories of the
hostile bearing IF the Indians are circu-
lated to create a feeling against the |
Mormons, and that the Indians are 1T |
Corinne tor peaceful purposes.
Major Bryant. who has been a: Corinne |
all day, thinks matters are threatening, |
4 IA
there. The Indians are MOrmons, and |
claim certain grounds are granted them by |
the Mormons.
A Demand from the Chiefs.
OMAHA, August E.-General Ruggles has
just received the folio wing from Fort Lara
mie: A courier from the Black Hills reports
Red Cloud Spotted Tail and other Indians
are near Harney's Peak, demanding com.
pOnsatiOD for damage done their country, !
and that Pollock wishes TO know if General I
Crook has any orders for him in case he
meets the chiefs.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer ) |
Washington, August II. 1875, 4:30 P. n. |
For New England, the Middle and South
Atlantic States, areas OF rain and generally
cloudy weather, with southeast to southwest
winds, slight change in temperature and
stationary or rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, partly cloudy and warmer
weather, with southerly to westerly winds
and no decided change in barometer.
The Ohio river will continue to fall at sta
tons above Paducah, but will remain above {
the danger line, and rise slightly at Paducah. |
The Mississippi will fall slowly a: Cairo and
st. Louis, and rise slowly at Memphis. Vicks-
burg and Helena. II
Special Riser Report, 7:3D P. 1.-THE
Mississippi has fallen twenty-five inches at
ST. Louis and one inch at Cairo; has risen | {
one inch at Memphis, Helena ard New Or |
leane, and two inches at Vicksbury. The I
river will continue to fall! at Cairo and sta. I
tions above, bu. continue to rise slowly be. G
tween Cairo and Eicksbure, and possibly
reach tho danger line at Memphis during I
Friday night or Saturday. The river is
now forty four feet eight inches at Cairo, I
thirty-three feet ten inches a, Memphis, | (
Two inches below the danger line: forty feet q
three inches at Nicksburg, nine inches be-
low the danger line: forty -one feet eight | @
inches at Helena, where it is one foot eight ]
inches above the danger line. The Red I
river has risen four inches at Shreveport. | t
Rains have prevailed in the river sheds on i,
the upper Ohio and lower Mississippi. Up
River and Marine News. 10
SOUTHWEST Pass, August l2. 6 +. M r
Barometer 1870. Wind southwest, fresh. | =
weather cloudy mud rainy. No arrivals r
Wilmington. The steam. -
ship Arbitrator is outside, bound in. a
PAss-A-LOUTRE, August IL, e p. M--Wind 9,
west, light. No arrivals or departures. q
Outside, bound in-.Steamships Cortes and | =
Mary E. Riggs. Inside, bound out-Steam- :;
'rs Oberon and st. Louis and ship INLAND. a.
. VIcKsBURS, August l2.-Passed up-St | =;
ienevieve, at p. NJ. No boats down. =.
The river has risen two inches in the last y
wenty-tour hours. Weather clear and \,
pleasant.
MEMPHIS, August i2-Riye. rising slow. .,
y. weather clear and pleasant. Arrived g.
illinois, from Vicksburg. Departed-Ches. Is
er, for st. Louis; Indiana, for Cincinnati. | -
;herokee, for New Orleans: Iicksburg. tor ~
'icksburg. p
CINCINNATI, Angus. i2-River :wenty-six o. o.
Get and falling last. Weather tair and N
warm. ~
ST. LOUIS, August i..-Arrired.-Jamesi y,
Toward, from New Orleans. DEPARTED o.
;apitol City, for Nichsburg The river has a.
allen fourteen inches. Weather clear and ! -.
,easant. W.
CAIRO, August IL. Arrived - CITY of ~
telena, from Nieksburg, at !. p. NJ. De- ~
arted-Helena, for ST. Louis, at 3 Pm. 81
no river Is forty-fOur feet eight inches and | ~
as fallen one inch since last night: station. 90
~ since noon. Weather cloudy and warm. ~ ~
LOUISVILLE, August i2.-River falling VI
ast; twelve feet in the canal. Weather a. a.
lear and pleasant. ia
PIrTsBURG, August l2-River fonr feet +!
Loudly. no
EVANSVILLE, August l2.-Riyer FALLING w
lst. weather partly cloudy, signs of rain NC