New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09

On his return. He saw the Same band that
Egan saw on May II. They told him they
had met Clusters troops and had fought
them oil day, many being killed on both
Sides No result is reported. This occurred
about eight days ago.
Sioux Raid on Herders.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 8-Advices from
Julesberg state the Sioux Ipdians raldod on
the herders of George Kieline, of this city,
and killed three of them. Aparty of whites
are now IN pursuit of them.
Fire.
New CASTLE. Pa, June The city hall,
engine house and some private property
burned. Loss $4,000.
Boiler Explosion.
AUGUSTA. Ca. June 8.-The boiler of q
steam saw mill, belonging to Perkins & Co.,
exploded this morning, at Lswton, Georgia.
killing Thomas Wallace and Joseph w.
Halves, and wounding Henry Sexton.
A Duel in Colorado.
DENVER, June ga duel was fought at
Jeesup, Jr., and man named Davis, who
we're respectively armed with Winchester
rifle and colts navy pistols. Jessup was
killed at the eecOnd exchange of shots.
Death Of the President of Amherst Col
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June s.-President
William A. Stearns, of Amherst College,
died Of paralysis Of the heart this evening
Stopped Work.
FRANKLIN, N. H.. June 8.-Walter An
kin's wood-screw mill has shut down.
The Wisconsin Democrats.
MILWAUKEE, June S-Seventeen dele
gates are for Tilden; three are not COM
mitted.
A Murderer's Sentence COMMITTED.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June S.-The sentence
of Crozier, the Penn yam murderer, has been
committed to imprisonment for lite.
Base Bull.
New HAVEN, June New Ravens 10,
St, Louis 6.
PHILADELPHIA, June s-AtLletics I,
Chicagos 8.
BosToN, June 8 -Louievilles 3. Bostons |.
HARTFORD, June S.-HartfOrds 6. st.
Louis3
NEW YORK, June s.-Mutuals 81, Gin
natis 5.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief S'gral Officer, :
Washington. June 8. l8.64:3o r. u.
For the Cult States sOutheriy winds, stationary
pressure and temperature. and partly cloudy
weather Possibly rainy we sther, followed bv
cooler northerly winds in the interior OF the
Southwest
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. June 8. P. M.-Barometer
2985. Wind east southeast. fresh: Weather cloudy.
Arrived-American schooner Eta and Josie,
Bunker. master, twenty one days from Boston,
British schooner Lily Of the Valley, Letch, ms ster
ave days from Utiil = Sailed-St amships Ande IN,
Mary and Tappshannoii; bark Polymnie and
schooner L. A. Knowles.
PoRr EADs June g. s P. M.-Wind southeast
fresh. Weather cloudy. No arrivals Sailed
ing sixteen feet ten inches.
SHREVEPORT, June 8.-WeatAer clear and hot.
The river has fallen two inches. Arrived-Eor.
ner from Minden.
V1cKsBuRG June 8. Tho river has fallen seven
inches to-day. Arrived-Grand Tower ut nom,
Illinois at r. NJ. No departures. Weather very
warm.
MEMPHIS, June s.-River fell two inches; stands
clear. Mercury sSo: Arrived-Parker from Gin.
cinnati. Departed-Belle Texas for Arkansas river,
Commonwealth for st. Louis.
CINCINNATI, June 8.-River ten feet six inches
and falling Weather clear and warm.
PITTsBURG, June Silver two feet ten inches
and falling. Weather Gle At and pleasant
LOUISVILLE, June 8-kiver falling six feet elk
inches in the canal Weather warm. Passed down
BvANsvILLs, June S.-River twelve feet one
inch and falling. Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO. June 8.-Arrived-Helena, from St. Louis,
ct 10 ?; NJ; City Of vicksburg, from v,cksburg at
last night; Sherlcck, from New Orleans ct II A. NJ
Golden Rule, from New Orleans at 4 P. NJ. De.
parted-Clty Of vicksburg. for st: Louis, at A. M
ter vCasDs ss tor
5 P. NJ; Future City, for New Orleans at P. NJ.
River twenty seven feet seven inches and station
ary. Weather cloudy and warm.
ST. Lou1s, June s-DepaIted-Grand Republic,
River risen three inches. Light rain. Weather
cloudy and threatening.