The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-05
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~ the Paulist Fathers named Church 81
81 Paul. the Apostle. to be erected at
Eiftv.njnth street and Ninth avenue.
was laid to-day with interesting ceremo.
njes. All tho Catholic societies, except
the Ancient Order of Hibernians. which
latter are under the ban OF the church.
turned out in regalia, about 5000 men
being in line.
The ceremonies were conducted by
Right Rev. Bishop Corrigan. Cardinal
NcCloskey being unable to be present
Police raids on violators Of excise laws
were continued to-day, and fifty arrests
were made. The accused were al held
in 300 bail. which was promptly tur,
piahed, Rumors were that great raid
would be made on Gilmores Garden,
which would be compelled to close.
Fifteen Of the bar tenders Of the garden
only were arrested and bailed.
seventeen New Priests.
Sr. LOUIS. June An unusual event
took place today Mt st John s Catholic
Church, tho occasion being tho ordina-
Mon OF seventeen priests, ton OF whom
we're students who left Germany be-
sAuse they would not submit TO his
mnrck's policy towards the Catholic
Church.
The ceremonies were very imposing,
aAd were conducted by Right Rev.
Biahop Ryan, assisted by several promi-
nent clergymen Of this diocese.
ST. LOUIS.
v~e wcpleville Murder ana suicide
Cause. Poverty.
sr. LOWS, june 4. Tho Coroner's in.
Avest ut Belleville on the bodies found
in tho woods, identified them rs those
OF q family that Registered az Joseph
May, OF Evansville. Ind. lie lett a
trunk Mt the Remain House. In which
wos found photographs of all tho de-
Ccssed. and hymn book with the name
Of Christian Becker in IL. Tho suppo-
sition IL that the woman was u sister OF
Cleo. Becker. Tho verdict OF the jury
was to the effect that May shot tho
woman and child. and then killed him
self. 1t Is supposed poverty led to the
THE BLACK HILLS.
mere Indian H0rrWrs-WnrrI On the
Movc-G'avalry Movements.
CHEYENNE, June A. Three men were
killed by Indians this morning on Cedar
Greek, forty miles South of Sidney and
twelve miles west OF Riverside, thought
to have been by Cheyennes, on their
way north from Republican Valley.
A courier i'm at Fort Laramie today.
from Red Cloud Agency. reports add
tional departures Of young warriors for
the north.
Eight companies OF tho Fifth Cavalry
have been ordered from the Department
Of Missouri 10 Fort Laramie. One hun.
dred are enrolled Mt Camp Brown, all
we'll armed. and have started to meet
Gen, Crook to cooperate with nm IN
the campaign.
ARRIVED SAVE.
usssing Cavalry IN the ntaeh "a's
Posting the Infantry,
ST. LOUIS, June "A detachment OF
the Fifth Cavalry, at Fort Gibson, IN
dian Territory. and Fort Hayes, Kansas.
are under orders to proceed to the Black
Hills country. and will start rs soon rs
relieved by infantry. now en- route 70
these posts from Fort Leavenworth. 1t
il the intention Of the Government TO
mass all the cavalry in the Black HIS
region. and garrison the frUltier posts
with infantry. !,
CINCINNATI, June Letters received
hero show that both expeditions from
Cincinnati to the Black Hills arrived
safely at Custer City.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Jarrett L. Palmer. lightning Express
Fast Time All Along.
RAN FRANcsCo, June D. The fast train
passed Blue Canon Mt 10 :374 a. m, Mt
the rate Of 479 miles an hour; Promon-
tory was passed ut 1854 a. m. the train
going an up grade at 81 miles an hour,
And arrived at KeltOn at IL :46, where It
stopped four minutes for water. The
speed between PromontOry and kelton
was 46I miles an hour. The train arrived
at Terrace Mt - 81 y. m. and left at IL T.
The average rate of speed fro n Ogden
to Troma, and including stops, was ;
hours 36 minutes, q distance OF 166 5-1O
miles. engine No. l4e drawing the train.
It Is the intention to run her to Oakland
4 ~ ,ueo "a . hn ord IF rnr
slant motion to such a speed. Toano,
700 miles from here, was reached at p.
M, running at the rate of 80 miles per
hour from Terrace, through the hills.
Relay engines were ready TO respond to
duty IL necessary, stationed at Promon-
tory, Terrace, Toano. Deeth, Carlin.
Battle Mountain, Winnemuoca, Wads-
worth, Reno. Browns. Truckee, Colfax,
Sacramento, Lathrop, Ellis and Niles.
The average speed from Ogden to
Toano was forty three miles an hour.
So far the most remarkable run has Oc-
CURED on the Central Pacific, up grade.
from Ogden to Promontory. in Utah.
where fifty-four miles were made in one
hour and nine minutes.
SAN Francisco, June 3, Midnight.
Train 464 miles east, coming at u rate
which will land her here at 80 Sunday
morning.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4.-Train arrived
at Z :25 a. M, twenty-six minutes less
than eighty four hours. ,
SAN FRANcIsCo, June AT 1874 the
passengers alighted in the Court of the
Palace Hotel in good health and spirits.
Engine No. 40 brought the train
through from Ogden, with the assistance
of an additional engine on crossing the
Serras. The time from Ogden to San
Francisco was % hours and SO minutes
The actual average running time from
Ogden to Oakland wharf was All miles
per hour. Considerable trouble was eX-
perienced on tho Central Pacific from
the wearing out Of the brake shoes or
the Pennsylvania cars, and in the
mountains the Central Pacific Company
nut on two OF their own coaches tC
brake the train There was no accident
of any kind throughout the trip. Short
ly after arrival breakfast was served, tc
which prominent citizens. army anC