New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-One hundred
and fifty armed men went to the Santa RosA
Jail and took Thomas w. Henley, charged
with killing James Rowland, Q prominent
citizen, and hung him to tree.
Canal Fraud Convicted.
BUFFALO, June lO-In the trial of George
D. Lord for canal frauds the verdict was
guilty. The convicted was bailed for
S25, 1000. The penalty is not more than 5000
fine, nor five years penitentiary, or both.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
ST. LOUIS, June l0-A decree for fore
closure of mortgage and order Of sale OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad was formally
entered in the United States Circuit Court
to-day. The sale will take place the same
day az that of the Atlantic and Pacific rail.
road.
Mississippi Valley and Brazil Steamship
Company.
At . meeting to-day of the Mississippi
Valley and Brazil Steamship Company &C.
ton was taken and subscriptions made as
will insure the success of the enterprise.
The subscriptions to the stock of the COM
pany now amount to 5000, and steamers
adapted to the trade between New Orleans
and Brazil are available at short notice.
American Medical Association.
PHILADELPHIA, June Sat the meeting
of the American Medical Association to-
day. the following resolutions were adopted:
Resolred. That the members Of the medi-
cal profession who in any way aid or abet
the graduation of medical students in IT.
reRula lar or exclusive systems of medicine.
are deemed thereby to violate the spirit of
the ethics of the American Medical AssOcis-
ton.
Resolred, That there be appointed COM
mittce OF three persons, members OF this as
ISOLATION in each of those States where
there has been NO action taken for the es-
tablishment of boards of health, to urge
upon those States the necessity of the es-
Enlistment of such boards. Henry j. Bow
ditch, of Massachusetts, was elected presi-
dent for the ensuing year. After the cleo
ton of other officers the association ad-
iourned, to meet at Chicago on the first
Tuesday in January, 1877.
Base Ball.
Boston, June 10-BOstons 3, Louisvilles 4.
HARTFORD, June 1O.-Hartfords Z. St.
Louis 0. The game was stopped in the
seventh inning, with two st. Louis men
out, on account of the rain.
New YORK, June l0.-Mutusls l.. Gin
cinnatis 0.
PHILADELPHIA, June lo.-Chicsgos IA,
Athletics 4.
0Ill8fO0s
New YORK, June 1O-Last night the
second game of the tournament wac played,
GARNER beat Slosson.
Counterfeits.
TORONTO, June lO.-BOgus fves on the
Bank of British North America are circu-
lstiag.
MONTREAL, June l0-Hogs are dying by
DC nj frotn font
mouth disease.
The Blaine Bond Scandal.
OMAHA, June 1O.-The Omaha Republican
of tomorrow will contain q statement from
j. H. Willard, of this city, government di-
rector of the Union Pacific railroad, in re-
lation to Government Director Harrison
and his share in the Blaine charges.
Mr.. Willard states that Mr.. Harrison
seems to have acted from the first in the
sole interest of Morton as q presidential
candidate. When Harrison heard, about
three years ago, about the Fort Smith
matter, he saw an opportunity to aid Nor
ton by making the allegations public at the
proper time, and he declared to Willard
Boston, and has often repeated it since,
that at the proper time, if Blaine should
be in the way, he would tell the bond story
and kill Blaine.
Mr.. Willard states that he was recently
that it was intended BY parties op
posed to Blaine 10 keep this profound &C.
cret until the Republican convention as
sembled. and to spring it on Blaine then
aud there, go that he could have no oppor.
tunity to vindicate himself. As respects
the Kansas Pacific matter, Willard states
that Blaine has witness to his blameless-
ness in the person of q leading Democratic
from New York, who knows
all the facts, and that Blame had nothing
whatever to do with it.
Sailing Of the MonongaheIa.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 10.-The MOnonga-
hels sailed for Norfolk to-day.
Tramps Arrested for an Outrage.
BOSTON, June l0-Four tramps were ar
rested for Outraging Q young girl on the
highway near Attleb0rO, Massachusetts.
Georgia Bonds at a Premium.
ATLANTA, June 10-Over $5(0.000 of
State eeven per cent bonds we're sold at
premium to-day. New York takes ever
e2OO, 900 and the citizens Of Georgia the
balance.
Indian DepredatiOns.
OMAHA, June l0.-An official dispatch
rom Fort Laramie says fifty Indians ran
IF twenty horses this morning. The troops
ire in pursuit.
Probabilities.
WAR PKPARTMENT,)
Office Chief Signal Officer, ,
Washington, June 10, l876-4:3O P. N.Y.
For the Gulf Sta tes southeast winds, stationary
partly cloudy weather. falling, fol.
owed by riiug barometer, and possibly coz Ter
winds in the interior of the Southwest
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, June 10, P. M.--Barometer
g. rs. Wind cas-, .norhf asst and fresh. Weather
cloudy. Arrived-Steamer CHARLES W. Lord,
p ~, on master, from Havana; American
,rg Helen NJ. Rowly. Fisher, mast T. twenty-six
lat from New York; American schooner Anita,
Seils on, master, six days from Rnatsn. Sailed
Ships Sarar ak, SciOtO and John Bunvan; banks
? Pirandello, TOlomeo, DON inico, Wick and Me-
,sne and Fede SperAnza; scho0ners Alfred Bra
brook and James Ford
PoRr EAps June 10, s P. M-Wind east. light
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