The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-29
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last night BY hanging himself to cross bar
Of his cell sft Co ,tsta on nss ra, 9it
!. BosroN.; June .24, "A satAamhpas train a.
the Old Colony Rsilroad last night ran over .
wagon at crossing in Bonneville.
Robt. and Thos. oHynee, Mrs. Hynes, her
child, and John Graham, who were In tho
wagon, were killed. The driver, Henry Fraw-
ley, YES pulled awsy BY the horse Fs and es
! DErRorr, June GA tornado passed over
the northern part of this city. Thirty houses
were demolished. -Four persons are known
to be killed and many hurt.
MEMPHIS, June 28-Stewart, Haylsy Il Co.'S
smokehouse on Shelby street was damaged
by fire this evening to the. extent Of twenty
Eve hundred dollars; fully covered in local
insurance companies, The damage to
Schwartzenbergs stove store by FIRE yester-
day-will probably reach fifteen thousand dol
lars, principally caused by water,
w. B. Greenlaw, PRECEDENT Of the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad, to-day issued an
order to the officers and employees Of that
road, notifying them that the road had passed
into the hands of the trustees, and designating
r. X. Dow, Of New Hampshire, .as manager
for the trustees, as custodian of all property,
ana in charge Of the running Of the road. ~
As soon as this was known, Vice President
Hugh L. Bsinkley, who owns ltwo-thirds of
the stock of said road, applied to Chancellor
Morgan for an injunction in personem, which
was granted, as neither Brinkley or any other
director had authorized the transfer OF tho
possession Of the depot and Offices in this
city, and will continue to do 80 unless the in
junction is dissolved. @
\ CINCINNATI, June 28.-The Grand Jury to-
day returned indictments against Thomas E.
Smell Baker, the present chief Of police and
former secretary Of the water works; William
Merk, city editor Of the DoLcsre,lnd, ex-col-
lector Of water rents; J. B. Mccormick, ex-
collector of water rents, and Paul Reinlein,
formerly q trustee Of the water-works, for en-
bezzlement Of money belonging to the water
works and II. A. Bowman, son Of the present
trustee Of the water-works, for grand larceny.
These cases have all been brought to light by
the investigation into the management of the
water-works, which have been in progress for
some weeks pnst.
BALTIMORE, June 2s.-In the Circuit Court
OF Baltimore city to-day upon q bill Of COM.
plant Of certain taxpayers in the city of Bal
timore, Judge Pinkney granted preliminary
injunction prohibiting the Mayor and City
Council, its officers and SCENTS, from paying
certain appropriations TO number of chart-
and restraining such Institutions from de.
manding payment.
The City Council recently passed an ordi-
nance, which was approved by the Mayor,
making appropriations for the year 1875,
among which we're appropriations to q num-
Der of Charitable and benevolent associations,
such as the Aged Mems Home, Aged Women's
Home. Maryland Agricultural Society. ETC.,
amounting in the aggregate to about $50, 600.
| When the ordinance was before the City
| Council it was vigorously opposed by num-
Der of Protestant clergy, and also taxpayers,
on the ground Of il,egality, and also that the
Catholic institutions received an undde share.
/ New York, June 28-Pools were sold to-
night on the International Rifle Match, to be
shot ct Dollymount tomorrow, as follows :
Irish team 100. American team 80; Irish team
100, American team 80; Irish team 100, Ameri-
can team "a. 4i' 7.'c t2-4a