New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-21


BELGRADE, April 20.-A quantity of On
munition was sent to the frontier to-da
, Prince Milan, with the national csvalr
+ will shortly proceed to headquarters
! ParAcEin.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Mares Nest.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20-The Chronic
continues the publication of charges allies
; ing fraud and mismana9ement ct MAJ
proceeds Of each years crop of grain hal
vested on the island, which 10 moro thai
sufficient for the wants Of the government
establishment. are appropriated by tn,
officers for pin money, and the grain re
Quired for use there is purchased in tn,
market; also, that the expensive white ani
live oak teak ship timber brought from thl
East ct heavy cost has been used for fir
wood and allowed to 10y about the YARD
and rot, Involving loss to the government
AUGUSTA. April 20.-J. J. Gregg, q prom
inent citizen Of Augusta, was shot today a,
Granitevilie. South Carolina, by young
man named Robert McEvoy. He was shot
three times. enc ball entering his stomach
inhicting dangerous wound.
| Cestesnial.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2O-Tho third An.
nual meeting of the stockholders in the
| United States Centennial Exposition was
held in the Board of Trade rooms TODAY.
Mr.. Roberts, in speaking of the financial
| condition of affairs, says:
| 80 many agencies are in action drawing
tho various parts of our preparatory work
| to close that it is impossible to speak
| other than approximately of the outlay.
We see no reason to vary the estimate here
tofore made. which was &8 SOC, 600, from the
beginning to the final winding up. 1t must
be borne in mind that the expenditure
incident to An exhibition ON 90 large q
scale can advance only and be given CON
jeotursly.
Tho whole outlay will be provided from
the following sources: State Of PennsyI-
vania, ". 100000; city Of Philadelphia,
". 500 600; concessions, gifts and interest.
10000; stock 50 inscriptions. q, SOC, 900: ap
preparations by the United States, 81, 500
goo. Az this shows . deficiency Of 81 ,5OO.-
OOO, that amount must be supplied from ad.
mission fees"
Destruction Of the Ohio Peach Crop.
CINCINNATI, April 20.-Returns from tifty.
seven points in Ohio Is to the condition of
the crops indicate that the peaches are to-
tally destroyed or badly injured. OF the
other fruits, fifteen report that the indica-
tons are favorable for good crops, twenty.
one fair and twenty .one badly injured.
Daring Bank Robbery,
FoRr Scorr, April GA special from
Baxter Springs. Kansss, says about ten
instant, two men entered baxter Bank.
presented Q pistol to the head of the
cashier. went through the safe, and ESCAPED
into the Indian Territory with $4,000. OF
iieers and number Of citizens are in close
pursuit.
In the Hands Of their Creditors.
Providence, Z. l., April 20-The manu-
company and the firm of George
c. BallOu & Son, of Woonsocket both made |
The Indebtedness exceeds |
81 DOC, O0O. The assets comprise the three |
mills of about SIS, 900 spindles, and consider. |
able real estate iu WOonsOcket, one-third of /
The Clinton Mill and one-hslf of the Pea
body Mil: at Newburyport. Massachusetts,.
rom $l50, 900 to $250,0O
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 20.-Goyernor
Hays has issued bis proclamation tor orcn.
alton in the Tuscsrawas valley coal re-
Mons. where the strike is now pending, de-
'laring in most emphatic terms that the
eien of terror now existing in that region
nuet come to an end and good order re.
tOred.
Death Of q telegraph Operator.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 20 Richard C Dun.
an, we'll known telegrapher, formerly
hief operator of Indianapolis and New
orleans offices, died at Battle Creek, Michi-
an, this morning.
Tho Dlserderly Railroad Strikers.
RoNDOUT, N. Y, April 2O.-The reports
f disturbances by the strikers are exsg-
Grated.
The strikers yesterday paraded through
he streets about 400 strong, but made no
except q: the Ulster and Della.
are railroad, where the men were driven
way from their work. The strikers also
isited the cement quarries, and asked the
.bOrers who are receiving 81 per dsy to :
in them. The latter refused.
The strikers made threats that no work :
lould be done on the docks and railroad,
Id two companies of military were or. !
'red out to guard property last night.
his morning, Cornell e. Co. attempted to
Drnell, when the strikers attempted to
i've the lab0rers away, but the military
Dared the dock and work is now going on. o
The steamboat PittstOn left here this o
orning for Saugerties, to obtain troops to p
ieve the military companies on duty G
re, but mob Of seventy-five men on the Q
ok ct Saugerties hurled stones at the Il
IN on the steamer and prevented her ii
nm making landing. The boat returned d
this place, and the troops have been or t.
red to embark on her ct Saugerties to | 81
pei the rioters. Il
Probabilitics.
Office c,, WA s:I D.rg4nssTss .s b
Washington. April %. fS76 40 P N.
or tho South Atlantic and Eastern Cult States,
u,HATy pressure and tt mpe AZURE, south and "
: wlId: and partly cloud or clear weather l.
or Tho western Gulf States. stationary or ris. ~
t.mps nature and pressure, southeriy winds :.
clear weather. VI
River and Marine News.
,uTHwEsf PASS, April %, s p. M.-Barometer
5. Wind east, fresh. Weather hAzy. Arrived
> from Vera Cras, VIZ Tampico. 10 Pm For. GO
. A Whitney CO. Eailed-steamers KnicAer: be
k.r and Margaret. The steamship Jamaican il No
s. "ns So::'s spsi e. we.her clear and tn
m Rlver fallen seven inches. Arrived
mel a. p. Kouns fro Jefferson, and Clifford, ,
osssusa. April ss"wssshsr fair. up-st. ,s1
evicvo 81 II 4 u. Arrived-Cty Of vicksburg Ao'
?. NJ; Illinois 81 p N.
r s,sto,ary. Arriv.d-Challes Brown and
%. fom Ohio river. Departed-0rahd Repub- | "a
, no xoosrt tn mTc = Tor New Osleans
]. Weather clear and warm
INSURE, April So River seven feet end fallpR tim
her cloudy ana mad:
liz inches IN the canal wsat6ee cloudy and II
NEVILLE, Apen sa-2ivsr twenty-five ssse one