New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-09
Juter,at ieual Printer, Union.

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PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The Interna-
tional typographical Union elected the
following officers: John McVicker, of De-
Orleans, first vice president: John II.
O'Donnell, of Boston. recording secretary
nd treasurer; John Armstrong, Of Canada,
corresponding secretary.
Strong resolutions against the employ
ment OF unekilled labor, and in denuncia.
ton of the apprenticing Of reform school
boys were adopted.
Grand Parade.
PHILADELPHIA, July 8-The united
American mechanics paraded to-day. There
was 5000 men in line.
Southern Military at Boston.
BOSTON. July 8.-The military organize
lions from South Carolina, Georgia, Virgil
mia and New York, which have BEEN invited
to spend the ensuing week 1t Ridge Hill
Farms. ct Wellsley, arrived In this city
from New York this morning and were re-
ceived ct the Old Colony depot by tho exc
cutive committee of citizens into whose
hands w. e. Baker 1.-THE host) committed
the arrangements for their reception.
After paraaing some Of the principal
streets, tho military reached Faneuil Hall,
whore he men had breakfast and recep-
ton. Speeches Of welcome wore made by
Governor Rice and j. w. Caudler, and re-
sponded to BY Major Gilchrist. Of Charles
tony Judge Twisgs, of Augusta, Georgia,
and Others. The companies then took tho
train for Wellesley. :. -
Delegates t. tho Datea Rsuge Csuvss.
SHRxvEroRr, July 8-The following dol
egstion was selected to-day to represent
Shreveport 1t tho Baton Rouge convention:
WANA NathaA n Man,
chen, s. n. Morrison, T. II. Morris. William
Robson, r. Kahn, 3. n. Asher, J. M Fos-
ter and n. G. Blanchard. MI
.-i Suicide. -,
RICHMOND, Va. July 8.-Samuel Clark
Young, . dry goods clerk, while visiting the
insane asylum 1T Stanton this evening,
committed suicide by leapipg ont of the
window of the chapel Of the institution.
No cause assigned except temporary in
sanity.
CoLuNBus. July 8.-Tha Democratic
State Central Committee met here to-day,
and decided upon avigorous campaign, to.
be begun about August Is.
CrossinG Niagara On = Rope.
CLIFTON, Ont, July 8.-This afternoon
young Italian woman named Spelterini
walked across Niagara river on a rope
stretched across it.
Acquitted Of Murder.
RALEIGH, N. e., July SIN the trial to-
day of the State vs.. G. w. Swepson, for the
murder of A. G. Moore, the jury found .
verdict of not guilty.
Blaine Accepts.
AUGUSTA, Me-, July 8.-Mr. Blaine has
accepted the Senatozrhip. The vacancy IN
the House of Representatives will not be
filed until tho regular State election in Sep
tember.
Office Chief Signal Ofacer,
Washington, July 8. ls76-E3o 2. NJ
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States areas
With southeastto southwest winds and no decided
change in temperature and barometer.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS, July 9, 6P. M.-Baromster 1876.
Wind southeast, hight Weather hazy. No n.
~; rainsd one inch. Tho river has risen three
vIcEsBuHa. July s.-The rivsr rose two inches in
he last twenty four hours. Weather clear and /
pleasant. Depsrted.Pargoud, for Qreenvflle /
aznrzIs, July s-The Tiver ross three inches;
hovsry; hsIeezy $40: Dsparted-Ruth, for white
CiscHT41l July s.-River fifteen feet Eve
nches and falling. DepArted-Arl ngton, for New 1
).leans. Weather clear and hot
CAInO. July 8-Arrived-Golden Rule, from New
|rleans, at >. n; Crest Republic, from It Louis
t 10 4. T.: Robert Mitch from New cans, at
son: Deportsd.st. Gtnevieve, for vicksburg, ct
P. M; Golden Rule, for Cincinnati, at A. II;
q bert Mitchell, for Cincinnati, ct n0Op Republic |
,r New Orleans, At p NJ. River thirty three feet
ight inches and rising. Weather clear and hot. |
EVANSVILLE, July a.-Weather clear and hot
liver rising
PIrTsBURG, July 8.-Rvor four feet eight inches
nd falling. Weather clear and hot.
ST. Louis July a-Departed-Bee snd barges. for |
lew Orleans; City Of vicksburg. for vicksburg.
he river has fallen fourteen inches. Weather
Il ar and hot. |