Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-22

10 yesterdays REPUBLICAN we ehtonieled
Edwards alias Garter orump upon a small boy
named u. Harris, who was proceeding along
NJ street. near Fourteenth, on his way 10
:Sh9o when GRIMM ays4 s hSSy
until the boy fell from exhaustion. when he
kicked him 10 the face, tniuTing his left eye
badly: We learn that The boy has since died
Judge wylie, who lives near the place where
the boy was assaulted, Issued waffant LOT
the arrest Of Orump, and he was taken before
Justice Walter, who commltted him TO jail
for court, but was subsequently, released on
bail, rs the boys Injuries were not supposed
to be fatal. He IL consequently now al large
WISCONSIN, SoCIABLR-One OF the largest
and most agreeable Of these festivities was
held last night, at Liberty Hall II was a
joyous gathering Of the Badgers" resident 10
and visiting Warrington, with numhers Of
citizens OF other States. more Intelligent
| elegant and cordial AssemblAge we have not
seen at any time during the season.
After general greetings, cOnyettatiOn, and
| pFOmenAdea, dancing commenced soon after
| nine o'clock, and continued for a couple Of
hours, when Hon. H. u. Barron, Fifth Audi
tor, and president OF the society, said that, In
response to = request Of those present, Senator
Mat. Carpenter would make short address
The Senator congratulated his numerous
friends from Wisconsin upon this Joyous Ocoa'
sion, and thought such meetings were ealeu.
lied TO nreserve memories OF their homes 10
Wisconsin.
Mr. u san ne ntlltNtN IN NOWAU'h IlEnlht
and 10 no Que right more than their right not
to be bored with long speeches, and would,
therefore, conclude with the wish that their
Joy might be uneonhned and eontinued TIL
early morning, which was heartily eheered.
Among those present were Governor Lueiua
FAiFehiid and sister, Of Wisconsin, Governor
Merrill Of Iowa sfs"t SIa o sspsStsT! Hen Han
David Atwood, vile and sister, OF wisconsin
the Hon. John Coburn, OF lndiAnAi Gen.
| Corset Colonel MAnSnell; Major Plunkett
| and KVlfes I A HOnNiOa. wife and daughters
Judge Nent and vile, with scores OF Others.
| GEoRGErowH NEws.-OllVer May, who, on
| Tuesday afternoon struck = brother workman
| and Frederick streets, with hoe, oleAylng
| WAshlngtOn's skull almost In two, had hear.
Ing on wednesday Aternoon before Justice
the result Of the injuries Of the wounded man ,
whose attending physicians thluk may ptoba-
bly, recover.
st. Johns Episcopal church has elected YES.
tTymen for the ensuing year. The members
| holding over were Robert Dodge, Professor NJ
| YaruAl, J. MAtbuTy, IT,, and Captain WIN. p
| Sanger, but Captain Sanger resigning, the fol
loving new members were chosen GeorEt
| Waters, Henry ID. Cooke, A. r, Herr, WIN q
Ridsely and UhaI. L Rittenhouse.
CoNTrRMATloS.-BI.hoP WhittI0gham con
| teriay afternoon at O'Clock.
INJUSCTtoN GRANTED AGAINsT TuE Go r.
PoRArIoS, - The Circuit Court yesterday
morning granted temporary injunction 10 tho
case Of Mack vs.. the corporation,
The Injunction Teatrains the corporation
from selling certain property for special tAKel
Gaze sets forth that the paving 10 question was
done under the act Of July "a, 1850, aud not In
accordance with the law Of 1855, and the plain.
IN bad haa no oRPottunty 70 cause h ,hs woIk 70
| no notice OF the intautlon OF the corporation
| to do the work.
| ST.. JOsEPH's MALE ORPHAN Asylum
| Hon, 4. Van Trump, Of Ohio, will deliver 4
lecture this evening on "NrOmwell and his
| Ninth and Tenth streets, for the benefit OF St
! Joseph'a Male Orphan Asylum. II 10 to be
| hoped that the entertainment may prove =
financial AS well as II IL sure to be literary
success.
REGBTRATION IN tue THTRD WARD.-The
| registering was continued Ia the Third ward
| yesteTday, resulting 10 The TegistTAtion Of 26I
| Votes, 2Oi Of whom were white and 90 eOlOred
| The board will sit to-day and Tomorrow In this
man 10 the ward entitled to the franchise win
| record his name.
CAPTAIN HALL'a LE6TUREs have always
been most hvuTlhly received, His theory re-
gAFding the Arctic season 10 very reasonable,
and his plans for penetrating to the very poles
OF the earth seems feasible, He lectures upon
the subject at Lincoln Hall tonight.
THE Arctic RE0ION, respecting which there
Ia such n general revival OF interest In Europe
and AmeTioA viii be the subject OF = very able
lecture by Captain q, y. Hall, the famous eN-
pl0rer, at LlucOl Hall to night, Secured seats
can be obtained at Ellis music store.
RIVER NEws-The following vessels arrived
yeStcrdAy3 SchoOners Missouri, with wood for
uATketi Josephine, coal to q, l., Sheriff John
ihOmAa, wood for Ford & Windsor Emma Wiz
giuIa, lumber for Luyille h %, The schooner
lane l. Newton left BOstOR for this city April
10 with Ice for Great Falls Ice Company.
SEVERAL OF the Ohio Legislators will re-
main Ia the city TN tomorrow morning for
the purpose OF attending Captain Hairs leo.
iute tonight That body, 1t will be Femem-
beTed, has shown much interest 10 his proposed
explorations and adopted resolutions com.
mending his plans.
OARPESrER SuoP RuBREp.-Lsst Sunday
night the carpenter shop Of Me6sFF. Tu keF
DAawell, New jersey avenue and rect
wa broken open and robbed OF about go
worth Of tools.
TRAEsrERs or REAL EsTATE- OhAIleu Il.
Church, tTuttce, lots 81 aud 49, In he re.
corded sub-diyisiOu Of original lots No, l, 2
and Ia square No. II, with the Improvements
thereon, has been sold TO Charles L. HulSs,
Tor eAIOO0 eaAh,