New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-02

was released from prison today ON psyinl
his fine, $4,000, and the costs Of three
| trials.
From Camp NIeetisG . Another World
POTrsvILLE, August flames Hsggerty
| Of the party Of r0wdies who attempted to
break up y camp meeting, was killed by
the police in attendance on the grounds.
The Trotters.
BUFFALO, August 1.-The following
horses will positively start in the free fol
all race: Goldemith Maid, Smuggler, Judge
Fullerton, Lucille, Golddust and Bodine.
SARATOGA, August LIN the mile handi.
cap, May D. won; Inspirator second
Time-I:H.
Two miies-St. Martins l, Aaron Pen
nington 9, Warnock 3. Time-3:N&.
One and q quarter miles-Vigil won;
Courier second, Poland third. Time-2:l3a.
Hurdle race; mile heats-Carib0O won
the first and third heats; Res0lute second.
Time-l:55. l:56, l:56.
The second race was won by st. MARITIME,
Aaron Pennington q good second, WarnOck
third and Msdge last. Time-3:37as.
Billiards.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-The billiard
tournament commenced here last night,
Messrs. GARNER and Sloeson playing Q
match of 600 points, French carom. Gar
nier won by seventy points. SlOseon made
the best run, scoring 23O points. Daily and
Sexton are to play tonight.
The Centennial.
PHILADELPHIA, August l.-To-day's pay
ing admissions are estimated at $22, lay.
Gathering Clans.
ATLANTA, Ca, August THE delegates
70 the State Democratic Convention which
H. IL oil
Michisanders Drowned.
DETROIT. August IAN excursion party
Of about 300, from Cold Water. are at
Bswler's lake. Sixteen Of them went on
the lake in q scOw, which went down. Ten
were drowned-two men, seven women and
q child, all Of Cold Water, Michigan.
Republican Victory.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 1.-The Re-
publicans elected their mayor by 332 ma
jority. The council is strongly Republican.
Tho Pistol.
CINCINNATI, August John Richie, a
commission merchant Of this city. in
drunken rage against young lady to
whom he was paving attention, fred sew
eral pistol shots, killing Barney Grisler and
fatally wOunding John Wheeler, who was
passing the house.
An Engineer Strike Threatened.
ELIZABETH. N. j., August IA deputa-
ton of the Engineers Association waited
on Colonel Kicker to protest against the re-
ducti0n of ten per cent on wages. strike
is threatened. The deputati0n is awaiting
Colonel Ricker's reply.
Barbecue Casualties.
LOUISVILLE, August LIN Franklin
county, last Saturday, occurred bloody
shooting ARRAY. Three brothers named |
Herrod, returning home from barbecue
1t Frankfort, were overtaken by James,
Andrew and Aleck Scott, George Herrod,
William Penn and Sam Ayres. The latter |
party rode ahead, procured arms, waited,
and then engaged with the smaller party in
firing at each other with pistols and shot |
guns. The result was the death of Riley |
Herrod. Levi Herrod was fatally wounded |
IN the breast and face. All the parties have |
since been arrested. The affair was caused |
BY an old family feud.
Alimony for Ann Eliza.
SALT LAKE, August l-AlimOny in the |
vase of Young VS.. Young has been reduced |
% 500 per month.
Brigham has thirty DAYS in which to pay, |
II execution will issue against his property. |
The former decree was for $500 per month. |
A State Senator Killed.
LITTLE Rock, August l.-State Senator
is home, shot through the heart. No cause
,nOWn.
Judge Lynch in Kansas.
LEAvENwORTH, Ks, August 1.-Rsphael
Williams was hanged to a tree by the peo-
le Of Camden Point, for outraging white
1Oman.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT |
Office Chief Signal Officer. ; |
Washington, August J, I07e-4:3o p Ny
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf States, |
igher barometer, easter'y to nOrtherly winds, |
ooler and partly cloudy weai her, except nearly |
al ionary temperature III the latter, and ram
reas in FLORIDA and along the south Atlantic
pressure and temp erature, easterly to sout herIy
inds and gel orally clear or fair weather.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, August l, Noon.-Bsrometer
azy. Arrived-American brig John Shay, Nj ker- |
N, master, thirty three da. from New York. |
18th ger. raj cargo to Norton Bell; American
eamship Margaret at l2lO this afternoon, Baker |
aster, from Havana, via Florida ports to l. K |
Dberts; British steamship ArbtI ator. at 2:lO this
pcan, zertga L Co.; Anne rican schooner SargentS 5.
az, Mcfarland, master. seven days from Utis, |
it'll fruit. to Joseph Macheea Co. No depar-
SHREVEPORT, August WEATHER clear. Mer.
Try S2o. The river has fallen our inches. De-
;yTted-Homer for Ande W.. No srIvsls
ver Tell seven inches. Up-Atlantic. at ten
clock last night; Capitol City. At noon; Common
ga tn. at A. M; Maud at noon. DOwn-Natchez, | ]
6P. NJ
q snPHs, August l.-River fell ten inches, and
~ stands nineteen feet eight inches Weather
DIT. Maximum thermometer $50. Departed
encoe. for st. Louis vtcksburg and ILLINOIS, for {
ckeburg; Baum, iOr Cincinnati
August l.-River seven feet eleven |
ches and falling. Weather cloudy and cool
August River falling; five feet /
rec inches in the canal Weather warm.
PIrTsBURG, August River four feet nine inches |
d stationary. Weather clear and ples SAINT.
CAIRO. August Arr ived-St. Genevieve from
ckskuTg at . A. NJ. Bee from St. Louis at 9 A. |
Grand Lake from New Orlesns at 4P.M ne.
rted-St Genevieve tor st. Louis at 3 A. NJ, Bee a
New Orleans at NJ, Grand Lake for st.
uis at P. NJ. River twenty feet six inches and e
ling. Weather clear and warm.
MARK ELS.