New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11
bridge covering the Schuylkill burned
Loss $40 COO.

bridge covering the Schuylkin burned.
Loss $4,000.
Death Of an Emipent Georgian.
SAVANNAH, July 1O-Dr. Richard D. Ar
mold, q leading physician and prominent
citizen, died this morning aged sixty eight
years.
Propeller Burned and Lives Lost.
HouGHToN, Mich, July l0.-Last Sun
dav morning, about two O'Clock, the pro-
peller ST. Clair, Captain Robert Rhymes,
on her way from Duluth, left OntoDogon
for this port, having on board eighteen pas
sengers and a crew OF fourteen persons.
When of Fourteen-mi!e point, fire was dis
coverd in the fire hold. In lees than ten
minutes the boat was envelOped IN smoke
and flames from one end to the other.
Owing to the rapidity with which the
flames spread out but one ilfeb0at was
launched. Life preservers were brought!
on the deck. All the passengers succeeded
in putting them on, when rush was mades
for the yawl. The yawl was swamped ak
or seven times. The water was very cold,
and il was rot long before all but one of
the passengers persisted, together with ten
of the crew. When the boat caught fire
she was about five miles from shore.
The following lie list of the saved: Rob-
ert Rhymes. captain: Daniel J. Strinaer,
first engineer: Thomas c. BOthman, mate;
Thomas Fortier, wheelman; j. B. Sutpin,
passenger.
The cargo was made up of cattle, -four,
feed, etc. Tugs are out searching Tor bodies.
More Sentences.
MILWAUKEE, July l0.-The following
nameC persons. convicted of defrauding the
government in tine matter of crooked
whisky, were sentenced to-day: Samuel,
Elias and Jacob KudskOpf, rectifers. each
one days imprisonment and fine of $1,000;
Leopold With, distller, six months and
$lc00 fine: Aaron Schontield, distiIler, five
months and $1,000; William BuemethaIl
and c. McGraw. dis.iiiers, each tour
months and $1,000; Charles Hentz, tour
months and $500.
MALTA, July 1O.-The United States sloop-
of-wsr Alert arrived here to-day.
New BEDFORD. July l0.-The United
day.
Base Ball.
LOUISVILLE. July lo-Sixteen innings.
Mutuals s, Louisvilles ).
Tannery Burned.
OswEGo, July l0.-Lone Pierce & Co.'s
tannery at Sand Bank, Oswego county,
burned. Loss 100000
Peace Convention.
PHILADELPHIA. July IO-At the after.
noon session of the Peace convention the
following kilograms were directed and sent:
President Grant:
The Universal Peace Union assembled in
convention in Carpenters Hall, Philsdel-
OF Justice, humanity and fairness, and not
revenge, shall be manifested in the treat
ment of the Indians Of the Black Hills.
rte - C,s.>~-
UTICA, N. Y, July l0.-A fire at Clinton
Church, and block of adjoining buildings.
Loss Oh lrch property. $4,000; other Losses
$50, 900.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Office Chisf Signal Officer, )
Washington July 10, ls7o-4S0 P. NJ
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy weather and
local rains near the west anu in the southwest,
with slight changes in temper allure and barometer
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass July 10, P. M-Barometer
1890. Wind northeast, light. Weather clear and
warm. ArIived-American steamship Charles W.
Lord, at P. NJ, Colt, On, master, from Havana to |
Z. A. Yorke; French bark s. Genevieve, Demarest,
eIal cargo to T. Bassetti. Sai,ed-Bark Surprise. |
The steamship FREDERICK is at anchor outside out
ward bound, waiting for coal.
SHREVEPORT, July lO.-Weather fair close and |
hot. The river has risen thirteen inches during |
the past foIty-eig ht hours. Arrived-R. T. Brs-
arly, from New orleans. The river gauge at Full. |
ton, the upper river. reads thirty four feet and
the water still rising. Many low places sub
merged.
vlcKsBuRG. July 10Th river has fallen two |
inches since yesterday, and lie now thirty-eight |
feet eleven inches. Departed-Pargoud for New |
Orleans. ArIived-Nstchez. from New Orleans at |
p. NJ.
memphis; July lo.-The river. rose thirteen
inches, and IS now twenty three feet Two inches
Weather clear. Mercury Seo. Arrved-White and
Grand Tower. from vicksburg. No departures.
CINCINNATI, July 10.-River fourteen feet five
inches and falling. Arriyed-Robert Mitchell from
Ne Orleans. Weather clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE. July lo.-Weather warm and clear |
Rule for Cincinnati. River has
light feet in the canal ard falling.
EVANSVILLE, July 10.-Weather rainy and hot |
River rising
PIrTsBURG July l0.-River three feet four inches |
and falling. Weather clear and hot. |
CAIRO, July Observation-Disclosures Morgan from |
sew Orleans at A. n. Departed-Molgan for |
.incinnati at 10 A. NJ; Bee for New Orleans, at |
:. NJ River thirty -four feet two inches and sta. |
Gnarv. Weather clear and hot.
ST. LOUIS, July lo.-Arrived-Capitol City from
River rising. Weather cloudy and |
lot.