New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-02

loo.rruu.D .,en ynr rAehl
-ector.: Charles G. Francklyn, Andrew
R"ardm.n. Samuel G. Thompson, Charles |
n. Merritr, william p. Clyde, Thomas >;
0vsns' Charles g. Miller, Henry Hart and
Edv. A. Ouintarr. Mr.. Clyde is to be
president Of the company. One hundred
and forty thousand out of 2OO,OO0 shares |
we're represented.
The Templar Parade.
Upward of 10000 Knights Templar. many
of them mounted, paraded this morning.
finer demonstration never took place III TINS
city. The presence of 60 many visitors. and
the buildings. public ard private, being
literally hidden in bunting and festive offer
ipgs, added much to the attractions Of the
There were over one hundred command
cries, aggi egating $500 knights Templars
in procession to day. Each cOmmandery
was headed by band and business was
nearly all suspended during the hour occu-
pied by the procession passing given points.
Centennial receipts to-day Sl3,l2i.
Belmont Park.
Two-twenty class-Kansas Chief first,
Clementiua second, Henry third. lime
G.S1, ~ y, ~.-SH
Two thirty.tive class-Tweed first, Pritch-
ard second, Girlie third. Time-2::291a,
2:341s, 2:3ils.
Poisoned Coffee.
EAsroN, Pa, June Martin L. Tefoe
and another man died from coffee whereo1
nine drank. The presence OF poison In the
coffee is unaccountable.
Massacre of a Cincinnati Party by the
Indians.
CINCINNATI, June IA dispatch from
Lincoln, Nebraska, details the massacre %
Captain Stones company OF Clnclnnasans
for the Black Hills. The company was
passing the sand hills, fifty miles from hed
Clouds agency. The weather was warm'
coats and weapons in the wagons, the men
struggling behind, when the Indians rusne0
in, cutting them off.
The leaders, Captain Stone and James
Woods, were the first victims. The killed
as far as ascertained are armstrong, NSny'
Huddleston, West. P. w. Walinsky. stan
wood Walinsky, Barr, Laboyteux, Bauer,
Wunk, ldwsge, Shattenger, Lofts, Arunck
Mozeante, Raddle. McKeage, Leaner and
the two drivers. The bearer OF the report
declares that not one of the forty nine e.
capped.
NASHVILLE, June l.-Co!onei Kooert d.
Ramsey, editor of the Morning Journal,
P0ttsville, died near here to-day.
Tho Turner Bund.
ST. PAUL. juno The North western
Turner Bund held their session to-day at
Tim Centre, q large German settle nent.
Resolutions we're passed for the formation
of new political party. PlattOrm-hadlcal
reform in civil service, return to specie
basis, practical separation OF Church anu
State, exclusion Of eectarian instruction
from public schools.
Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
Office Chief goal Officer.
Washington, June l. lSI6-4:jo r. N.Y.
For the Eastern Gulf States. stationary TEN,
psrsture sOutberly winds, CLOUDY weatner anu
local rains will prevail, With slight change in
For the Western Gulf States, cloudy weather
and warmer southerly winds, possibly shifting
10 cooler nOrtherly.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass. June !, s p M.-Baromefer
2s55. Wind southeast, fresh Weather cloudy.
ferts.s~o days from Rio Jassiro. saied-stssn'
PcKT kAD:; June MMWnd .o southeast
Ssiled.Barkentine Atle. On the bar, bound out.
Steamship Knickerbocker, drawing seventeen rect
PoRr EADs, June /, 10 p M.-The Swedish bark
Atle, drawing sixteen feet G1 INCHES and the
seventeen feet three inches, went to ses to day
through the South Pass isttis. T.. f,u- foot
VICKsBURG. June l.-The river ID f0rty-IOur Ioet
and falling. Passed up-Genevieve, at ii A M
Glencoe, Of P. M. The Illinois arrived At 8 p. d.
SHREVEPORT June ITO day has been the hot
test OF the season, followed to might by . heavy
thunder storm. The river has fallen three inches
Departed-COlonel Kouns, for New Orleans
MEMPHIS, June Mercury 86o. Arrived-vnt
Shinkle, from CINCINNATI; Trader, from White
river
CINc1NSArI, June 1.-River fifteen feet six inches
and falling. Weather cloudy and rainy.
PITrsBURG, June 1-River three feet i've inches
ana stationary. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, June l-Rver falling; eight feet
four inches in the canal. Weather warm and
rainy. Down-Mary Houston, from Cincinnati to
New Orleane.
CAIRO. June 1.-Arrived-Grand Tower. from
vicksburg at 10 P. NJ; Thompson Dean, from New
Orleans, at2 4. NJ; Grand Republic, nom New OF.
VicksburR 1t 10 p NJ: Grand Tower, for st. Louis
at2A. NJ; Deau, for Cincinnati at A. NJ; Grand
Republic, for st. Louis, at a. n. River twenty
Elk feet and falling Rained all night and forenoon.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 800.
st. LOUIS, June L-Arrived-Belle Shreveport,
from New OIleans Ceparted-Jsmes Howard, for
New Orleans; MAude, for vicksburg. River sta
tiOnary; nine feet cut to Cairo. Weather cloudy
and WARM.
RvANsvILLk, June 1.-River fourteen feet nine
inches and falling slowly. Rain during the night
aud forenoon; clearing tonight.