New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Newspaper Man Dead.

Newspaper wan DEAD
MEMPHIS, June 8.-David NJ. Philip. 1Ol
many years connected with the press OF
this city, Chic ago and Toronto, died this af
ternoon Of general debility.
Ready to Move.
HALIFAX, june Sit is reported that the
Eiyhty-seventh Regiment has been ordered
to be in readiness to embark.
The Last Of the Old South.
BOSTON, june 8-The Old South Church
material was sold for $500.
The Post Changes Hands.
The Post will tomorrow announce the
Emery, F. E. Goodrich and William B.
Smart, gentlemen long connected with its
management. Many Of the leading Demo
Gratis of New England have taken stock in
the new corporation, whose organization
will shortly be announced.
Drowned.
CAPE MAY, N. j., June 8.-Two brothers
named Clarke, were drowned while bathing
1T Sea Grove at tan O'Clock this morning.
They were painters from Providence Rhode
leland, and were employed at the Sea
Grove Hotel.
PORTLAND, Me-, June s-The United
States steamer Monographs has been or.
dered to Norfolk, and sails hence Saturday.
The Nevada Ceolie War.
CARSON, New, June 8-The leaders of
the late anticO0lie demonstration have
been imprisoned. Their followers threaten
to tear down the Jail. The streets are
crowded and nothing but the expected
trouble is talked of.
Ceunterfeiters Arrested.
ST.. LOUIS, June S.-Tbe counterfeiters'
headquarters at Mount Vernon, Illinois,
were broken up. Several arrests were made,
and more are TO follow. A large amount of
material was captured
Burning Of German Bark.
PHILADELPHIA, June S-The German
bark Meridian, cOaling at Greenwich Point.
Philadelphia, for Bremen and Hamburg,
took fire about half-past ten O'Clock last
out into the stream, where she now lies on
her side and full of water. with only the
feremast standing.
Billiards.
DAILY won; Rudolphe scored 1863 DAILY
wins the fifth and Rudolphe the sixth prize,
which closes the tournament.
The Medical Association.
In the Medical Association the roll of
delegates was read, and upon reaching the
name of Sarah Hackett Stevens Q resolu-
ton to refer to the judicial committee that
and all such names was tabled by large
majority.
4 committee to report upon the subject
of bovine ana animal vaccination, as COM
pared with the usual arm to arm practice,
was appointed.
A Man Whs Forged Secretary Chandler's
Name.
In the United States Court Charles
Worms was found guilty of forging the |
signature of Secretary Chandler to 9 CON
tract with the Interior Department. for fur |
nisihpg Indian supplies. Sentence was not |
passed.
Centennial Notes.
The attendance ct the exhibition is daily |
contrary 10 the very general |
anticipation that it would fall off from the |
figures of last week after the departure of |
the knights Templar, and yesterday the
nearly $4,000 were cash visitors.
The total receipts for the twenty five
days which the exhibition has been open,
exclusive of to-day, were $269, 252, which 10
IN average of $1,000 per day, and ~ the |
board of finance has the running expenses |
reduced to $1,000 per day, this 10 considered |
very satisfactory condition of Affairs ct |
this early stage Of the exhibition.
Parties Moving to Fight Crook
An All Day Battle.
OMAHA, june ga dispatch received at
he department headquarters this morning,
lated Fort Laramie, June 2, says an In
lian courier from Red Cloud bfinRs this
report: just before he left an Indian ar
lived from the mouth Of Tongue river. He
ound there 1913 lodges. under Sitting Bull,
heir WY to Powder river to fight Crook