New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-07

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Rome, the prospect Of an understanding
between Spaip and tho Vatican Il good.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Knlea ~ Indians.
OMAHA. June 5.-Thsee herders were
killed by Indians On Saturday night TWEEN.
ty.five miles south Of Sidney. In this state
Gsiss - shs Erose.
DENVER, Col, juno 6.-Eight companiea
of the Fifth Cavalry under command q
Lieutenant Colonel Carr, passed through
here today, en- route to Join General
Crooks Indian expedition. 'rhe detach.
me.t numbers 400 men. Hunters from the
head waters of the Republican say thst the
Cheyennes and ArsspAOesi are Ieeyiak in
large numbers, bound north. 1t 10 cup
posed they arc going 70 join tho Sioux.
WORCESTER, Mas, June ex-governor
Bullock, on account Of . previous engage
ment, declines "a cot - . delegate 70 tho
Republican convention, but writes strong
letter in favor Of Bristow.,
A Chiaess War II DIevada.
SAN FRANcrsco, June GA dispatch from
Carson. Nevads, reports N armed band
stopped Q gravel train mile from town
and ordered the Chisese labofers baek. It
il reported both parties sre arming. China
town 10 in danger Of being burned.
Nae Mevsueue II DaD 1soncasee. -
SAu CpAxcIsco, June Cat the meeting
last night Of the Anti -Chineso Central
Union, composed of adelegases from ell the
city clubs, the following. ocmmunication
was received from the California Anti
Coolie secret OrEasisstisn NADER este Of
June I: ~ IS tes -
DEAR Sn-We bog 10 refer you 10 one Of
our letters to the elk companies, Publi.hed
in the daily nswspapess last week, and -.
We SEQ that you arc likely to - in CORE
spondence with every anti Chinese club, We
wish You voulA call Atheir attention to
the same. oinoo thas lsttee was Wntte0
our great organization has spresd
Immensely, so4 y Aswoauoa . soove.t We
have expected. Our supplies for the city
are nearly al st hand, md our country
deposs sre conplsse snd esady 1oF astion.
We can not be too strong; therefore,, II there
area few amosg IL elRbs who win support
ue, all the better for the cause. We neither
intend 70 respecs The Chinsss or their
employers. AZ onys is |. sectet organisation,
president. We. shall therefore deem it q
favor ii you will mako this known 70 every
member We exonerate every anti Coolie
club from any participation In the orgsai-
cation. We ere . picked axmy of true
Americans, determined to have continual
sworn .nd Registered according to the
laws of the above orRsnisaticn. e.,
A resolution was passed deprscating on
the part of the Union and city clubs all
violence toward Chinese, and calling on tho
chief of police to protect the Chinese. and
punish those committing eutrages on them.
Packisg Rssabilshmsut DaFneA.
BALTIMORE. June -Schoenberg & Co.'s
fruit and oyster packing establishment
burned today. Lose, 325O0O. ~ ..'
AnoehsR RaslRoaA Roaso lnanauEaseA.
BUFFALO, June 6-The complstionof the
third rail narrow gzuGe through rouse from
Buffalo to Philadelphia, via the Erie and
Lehigh valley RAILROADS, was duly inaugu'
Lynched. l.fQ
MEMPHIS, June 6-Ssn Andersen, col
ore6, who was arrested here Sunday for at-
tempting to outrage Miss Vaughn, Of De
throat of her brother and leaving him for
dead, was taken from the officers there yes.
terdsy BY body Of armed citizens and
hung. His father, charged with being &C
cessory to the attempted murder, 10 in the
fernando jail. ~
Mayer Colvi1's Strategy. l.4
CHICAGO, June Gan information in the
nature OF gao rarrdnto has been fled IN
the Superior Court sgainet Mayor Colvin,
by friend Of bis, - order TO- bring the
. decision favorable to him before an cleo
ton shall be held It 10 hoped thus to FORE
stall an election, and secure the msyorslty
to Mr.. Colvin. 80
The Wrecked Steamer.
Boston. June 6-The Oriental il still
ashore. Two lighter loads of cotton, rosin
snd hides have arrived IN this city. A sur
vey will be held ppon the vessel this after
noon, when the question will be considered |
whether the expenses of getting her of snd
the cost of repairs required to put h6r in |
serviceable condition will not be greater
cisiOn 10 reached the wreck will be sold 1t |
auction. |
MILLS Closed.
The Atlantic Cotton Mills, at Lawrence,
will be closed by the tenth instant, owing |
to embarrassments. Notes given I'm pay |
ment for improve ments have become due, |
and the treasurer has taken care of them
Up to this time. The total indebtedness le
$4,000, which may be reduced to $6l7 900
by the sale of personal property. The in
debtedness, which is largely due to savings
eureties, is due this year and next, and the
treasurer thinks hs should carry the bur
den no longer He has directed his agent
TO close the mill when the stock on hand 10
worked up, and he recommends that addi-
tional capital be provided to put the COM
paDy in an independent position.
The assets of the company above its in.
with return of better times the property
will be "a valuable "A aver
The Whittenton mills, at Taunton, have
closed, OWING to . strike of the operatives
on the reduction Of their wages.
Receiver Appointed.
RICHMOND. june 6.-ln the United States
Circuit Court this morning, judges Bond
and Hughes presiding, the latter announced
that the court had decided to appoint -
and Ohio railroad case, Xesara. Charles L.
Perkins, of New York, and Henry Fink,
press Mt superintendent Of tho line. These
gentlemen were recommended by both psr-
ties to the case, Mr.. Perkins ON the part of
the bondbOlders and NJ. Fink ON the part |
Of the railroad company.
,entesce Of N Ex-Csllectsr Of Internal
Thomas e. Milstead, late internal revenue
IT yorktown, recently oonvictsd
II embe zzliDg government fands, was TO-
lay sentenced BY Judge Bond TO two years
imprisonment and $500 fne.
ehamo and 6aicidos col
SAVANNAH, June ga special from Beam
ort to the Morning Nexs Gays the wife OF |
;aptain 7. r. Smith, ut the monitor 6AgusA
ying at Port Royal, was found dead ID her |
Dom at the hotel Saturday. supposed to ,
ave committed suieide SITTER COO feostng ~ !
nfidelity. The cOro0ef'S inquest was not
satisfactory, and the grand jury will inves-