Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-06
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NEWS CLIPPlNGS.
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StFrederiek Arnold. a German,
committed suicide in st. Louis,
Tuesday night, by discharging a
revolver in his mouth. z
5a' Gilbert Robertson, ieweler, was
found murdered in his store, Tues
day, at Rye. New York. His skull
was crushed in with gun barrel,
and he had been robbed ofS70O No
arrests. @
The Secretary Of the Interior has
decided an actual change of resi-
dencc or Abandonment Of lands
under the Homestead law, after
more than six months at any one
time, works forfeiture thereof to
the government.
Tuesday afternoon, at No: Sc
Amity street, N. Y, young man
named Edward j. Martin, SON OF
the proprietor Of the Southern Ho
tel, 679 Broadway, shot aud prob
ably mortally wounded married
woman named Matte Brienslaw,
DOaf0lng IN the mousse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brophy and girl
named Johanna Roach, aged Ia.
residing at No. 1927 Alder street.
Philadelphia, were scverly burned,
Mr.. Brophy and the girl probably
fatally, by the explosion of can of
coal oil, last night, which the girl
was pouring on the fire.
Marion Hays was run over by a
train at Alton Station, Wednesday
evening, and instantly killed.
Reyerdy johnson will make a
tour of the continent on being re-
lieved by Motley.
, Ellington Fulton, the new Survey
or of Baltimore, has appointed VIM.
p ii. Taylor (colored) a subordinate
in his office. This is the first ap-
pointment of a colored man by a
Federal officer in Maryland.
Minister Motley is in Washington.
awaiting the return of the Secretary
of State, Fish, to receive his final
instruction previous to departure
for the Court Of ST. James.
A Passenger car on the Rem
ssellaer and Saratoga road ran off
the track near Waterford, New York,
Wednesday night, and was upset.
Several persons were bruised, but
: none seriously.
1t is stated that pleuro pneumonia
has again broken out in Armenia,
New York, on the farm of Mr.. A.
Z. Bates. As before, it seems to be
Welding already to the free use of
carbolie acid, which is the remedy
applied. Mr.. Bates has lost three
COWS, but five oxen, which have
been sick, are likely to recover.
sATURDAr.
The receipts of the Custom House
at St.Louis for April were S249, ,95S
There was a great fall of whisky
ut Pittsburgh, on Thursday. Three
Thousand barrels in John Finch's
bonded warehouse were precipitated
from the fifth floor to the basement.
A verdict in favor of the Govern
ment, and against A. w. Darling
and his securities, for 100000, was
rendered in the United States Dis
trict Court, at Covington, yesterday
afternoon. There were fifty suits
against Darling and his securities on
transportation bonds.
The Washington Inteligencer pub
fishes a report made by Chauncey
Snow, Pacific Railroad Commis-
sioner, to President Grant, in which
Mr. Snow alleges gross mismanage
ment on the part of the officers of
the road. declares that its construc-
ton is miserable, and asserts that it
is financially bankrupt.
Six passenger cars, intended for
the Central Pacific Railroad, from
the car works of Mason .& Co.,
Springfield, Mass, reached Chicago
Friday afternoon, and lett that eve
ming for Monument Point. They
will be the first cars to pass over
entire line to San Francisco, when
the junction is formed between the
Union and Central Roads
....4t MONDAY.
w. d. Barden, Postmaster at
Madison, Arkansas, has been arres-
ted on charge of rohbing the mail
The French Government has or
dered 100000 Remington rifles from
the United States.
Friday night a man named
Whiteside, driving blind horse,
lost his way, while leving Indiana
polls, and drove into White river.
Man and horse were drowned.
Whitesidc. was intoxicated.
A jury has awarded $4,000 dam
ages to Daniel d. Bell, of Rochester,
against General Jno. A. Dix, on
account Of the formers confinement
in Fort Lafayette.
General Robert Z. Lee, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart,
of Baltimore, called on the Presi-
. dent last Saturday morning and had
an interview. 1t was merely one of
courtesy and of short duration.
Minister Motley was present.
The body of Mrs. Thomas Taft,
who died in Elgen about three weeks
since in a mysterious manner, has
been exhumed and microscopioally
/: examined By the medical frater-
: nifty of that city. Muscles from
different parts of the body showed
trichina to exist, not only in large
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