The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The East.

destroyed by fire, involving a loss of $780,
soo... Another horrible wise-murder has
been perpetrated in New York. On F1ana-
gan, in q fit Of insanity, stabbed his wife
seven times with a butcher knife, and then
kicked her face out of all human resem-
blance......Th Pittsburgh ~workingmen have
been holding q meeting to protest against
the introduction of the "Heatben Chinee"
into the labor market of the Smoky City.
......Commodore Macomb, of the navy, died
at Philadelphia last week.
TIE trial of Judge Barnard has resulted in
his conviction ON nearly all the charges
brought against him......There were last
week six ships with yellow fever on board
at anchor in New York Bay.....Stokes, the
slayer of Fisk, occupies. a handsomely car
peted and papered cell in the Now York
Tombs, and is provided with fare equal to
that of any 6rst-class hotel...-.Dr. Maynard,
official apothecary of the Brooklyn navy
yard, died, recently, from the effects of q
dose of ~tincture of anconite, taken in mis-
take for giRger-...Two young women nave
been drowned at Long Branch, while bath
ing.-...Two bold highwaymen entered the
Office of Blees 4 Co., at New York, while a
party of employees were being paid off, and,
pointing revolyers at the workmen, coolly
Ooi1So ~ Inv W. "ith O AdikO Va VI
money, making good their escape.
Four men were drowned at New York,
the other day, while b~athing-....A wealthy
widow belonging to Chicago, who recently
arrived at New York from Europe, has
mysteriously disappeared, and foul play is
suspected ...... Two hundred feet of street
caufeway, in Jersey City, recently sunk.
Loss, 5000, 200.
Dr.. JOIN c. HouARD, whe has lately been
suffering the horrors of a Spanish dungeon,
has arrived in this country. He fully con-
firms the story of his suffering, as published
through the American press. 1t is the in
tention of DR.. Houard to prove his citizen
ship, and then compel such reparation from
Spain as is due an American citizen so long
and barbarously outraged.....Prof Charles
D. Balch, a prominent New Yorker, has
just died from the effects of an overdose of
morphine, taken to relieve neuralgia.
some time ago the plates from which the
bills of the Spanish Bank of Havana are
produced were sent to New York city, with
orders to print S., O00, OOC worth of bills, in
lieu of S., 1000, 900 that had been destroyed.
1t has Just transpired that over So, 1000, 900
have been printed, the Spanish officials in
Havana and their allies in New York shar-
ing equally in the surreptitiously issued
$4,000, 900, and it is said the clandestine is
sue of the notes still continues. The bruis-
ers Mace and 0'Baldwin had another meeting
or the 2lst, in West Virginia, just across the
Pennsylvania line. Being unable to agree
upon q referee, the mauling match was
again postpoped.-...Tennie C. Clafin and
Victoria Woodruff are after the Springfield
Mass Republican with a libel suit.
George Kingsland, paying teller of the Hud-
son County National Bank, of Jersey City,
who is absent in Europe, has been found TO
be q defaulter to the amount of $50, 1000.
Wine and women were the impelling causes.
-.ksrk Twain, the humorist, has sailed for
Europe.-..TheN New York Stadt Theater has
been sold for $4,000.
The West.
JOHN II. BRADLEY, an old and honored cit
izen of Indianapolis, Ind, is dead. .Pesh-
tigo, Mich, has been visited by the most
terrific thunderstorm she ever experienced.
Odd-Fellows' Hall was struck by the electric
fluid, completely demolishing the building.
A GENERAL outbreak among the Indians in
Utah is threatened, and Gems. Ord and Nor
row are taking measures for an active cam
Pa,sh agains sa e e:.ooune oluns, Iowa,
been excited over a hotel poisonine csse.
All the guests were taken violently in
about the same time, and all presented the
same symptoms. It is said to have resulted
from drinking adulterated coffee.
,
20 Diver inoiahs are mol disposed
to receive the annuities provided by the
treaty with the Dominion, but demand bet
t.r terms and th,...n e. .,on .h...-nu.
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sneif uemanes aie no. c9mPiied With.
:. ton cnmnsnv No. III S"ns 0 .e En- NHslga-
rscentiv nv = cL;nsm.n $3.50 49, W. Sm
vhom he had oyJa, I;ono- - 1919, ~ IN
- nav for T. Iaroy frsd 6,.t ~ So" "
s. The Chinamsn then trad brs.nr Inse",.
right ann The late, ~ 81 p. ~ ?
in his Iett hand and 6raJ 80 80. ns p,e
he was killed. '
ao,.-
.lll,1. y. PAGE, telegraph operator at Mt.
Pleasant Station, Utah, was attacked by In
diana few nioht. .;r,. III. I..u-y
% ns the
= 1Mce, ano lataliy Brigham
ro,the-. 1nIIg Iouf through the
~ ~. 80 o.sh. No was received
ss. n S. mor,ao on Sash professions, music,
now b.v;nr a.. "u.. lai'efs are Juss
about tn. Te,,. ....,s nua" .omSn'
have broken ON, - LIE Is saio 70
STATE in = w., = - anne,en. parts OF tfe
inston. Monros connt gna IN fG h ;Bloo9sr
stfuctiye .conHscrst;on a naa -
over $50. 900. ...' Four vnuna Jh.nng q loss
csnsS f,,,u ~. rI our young desPeradoes 81
sep' I'LL = on,csso Ial a lew nigf#
the head Of he liz. coSked revolvers
liver mn The Lsvs III w Iclcea MIN to q
the doors v.iIsS ant Snlcn tney open
The Chicsao = mace good the
cial Telegram from T. r..o"rS prlnts as
ritory. pnrporting 70 o;xa ; "yomins ~
discoyerv Of the fr;zers a;amaSI 9un. on
the yeritable d;scoverar hiaan1 neids
~sational Ia the hi,hest darsen ~ lSsf
who claims to have found tb;s NOD, ~