New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
Livery stable Burned.

Providence, r. l., May 29.-Freenans
livery stable, with sixty horses, was
burned. Loss $4,000.
Fatal Results Of q Quarrel.
ST.. LOUIS, May 29.-Wnite Carroll, q
we'll known steamb ,atman, was iata1S
stabbed in quarrel with Robert WlnsM-
con. proprietor of furnishing store uneeE
the St. James Hotel. Williamson useo
knife after receiving blow with D csne'
Death Of Musician.
PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-Wllliam Hart
man leader of the Young Maennerchor
Society, is dead, aged forty seven years.
K.irhts Tempiar ut the Centennial.
Gra.t nreparstions have been made for
the Knights Templar para 1e, whicn VIII
take place on Thursdsy next. Already the
visitinp Communicates to partlcipate are
beoinnine to arrive. Many distinguished
Sir Knights are present.
An Editor Killed.
CINCINNATI, May 29-Mr. Bloss, an editor
of the ENQUIRER, was struck BY an engine
and killed. He was twenty-five years on
the ENQUIRER, and was fifty years OF age.
An ARRAY ut Hot Springs.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 9-Psssengers
from Hot Syringe, Arkansas, report IN
tense excitement there over the s9ootlng
of John C. Hale, q prominent citizen OF
thaY Mace and son.ip law of ex Governor
Brownlow, of this State, on last Saturday,
by William p. Walsh, postmaster and
prominent politician. ,,
The difficulty grew out of Walsh build
ing q store on ground claimed by Hale.
Reports arc conflicting as to who hreo tne
first shot. Walsh emptied the contents OF
q double barrel shotgun into Hale's sioe' IN
ficting mortal wounds.
suicide Of a Mormon Woman.
m III CnhnNo a
Mormon woman, twenty-eix years OLD,
drowned herself and two infant children.
She was subject to arrangement.
Quarrel Between Workmen.
P1rrsRuRG. NAV GA disagreement ex-
ists between the boiler makers and employ
eee. Several mills are closed, and the work
men have resolved to knock of on Wednes-
dav unless their terms are granted. Several
conferences were had to-day.
From General Crooks Command.
OMAHA, May 29.-Captain Nickerson,
General Crooks aid, telegraphs him from
Fort Fetterman that all the young warriors
from the Red Cloud agency have gone
porthward to JUN Sitting Bull. The indica-
tions are that General Crook will have to
contend with the. whole force. Crooks
command has left Fort Fetterman.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief Signal Officer. :
Washington, May 20, 1876, $50 P. Ny
For the Cult States, lower barometer, stat ona'y
or rising temperature, east to south winds and
'H'DO'' River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST PASS. May 20, P; M-Barorete
Steamship Margaret, at 3 A. NJ, Baker. master,
from Havana to l. K. Roberts; steamship Alice, at
% Sses
nine days from Havana; Mexican brig Esp. ranza,
eaucho, master. foultet days from Alvarado. No
sHRsvEPoRr, May 2s.-The river has fallen
twelve inches during tine last forty, eight hours.
1srted@Coi"ne Kouns' for jeff rson The upper
river at Fulton has risen six feet during the past
forty.eight hours.
heavy rain prevailed this evening Passed
own-Commonwealth, at 10 A NJ; Pargoud at s
Pm Passed e. M It.
F. En-. y: O'CLOCK last nsD'' Inc 40 'D@A "i'e' az
MEMPHIS, May 2s-River fell eighteen inches,
Channel be ween here and Cairo verv lumpv and
difficult to find. Weather cl ,ar and hot. Arrived
Illinois and Tower. from vickburg Depart d
yicksburg.
ClsolSsir1. May 2s-River nineteen feet three
inches and falling: Weather clear and hot. Ar
PlTrsBuRG, May 20 River four feet six ir ches
and falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
ncSes Weshsl CLEAR and hot 'ee' seven
CAIRO, May 29.-Arrtved-City Of vicksburg,
from St. Louis, ct 8 A. NJ; Charles Moogan, from
New Orleans, At 4. NJ. Yaeger, from St. Louis, at
At ii r. NJ; City Of vicksburg, for vicksbu,g, at
II P. NJ; Charles Morgan, for Cincinnati, at A.
M; Yaeger, for New Orleans, at P. NJ River
twenty seven feet two inches and falling. Mer. |
curry 800. Weather clear. |
LOUISVILLE, May 2s River falling, with nine |
feet seven inches in the canal. Weather warm |
and clear Up-Lucy KERN from vicksburg. |
ST. LOUIS May 29.-Arrved-( apitol CT Y from |
hahn barQQs New Orleans.
River fallen five inches Weather clear and very |