National Republican., 1875-11-20
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CHIcAeo, Nov. bat HAS tonight OLesry
had walked as miles and Weston SIS.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 1e.-Ths Hazard elsvs-
tor and the ExcelEior Transfsr elevator were
burned to-day.
Bosrox, Nov ls.-The population Of Massa-
chusetts as finally corrected at the census bu-
reau. is 1,c5l,so2.
ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. 1e.-The Canal Commis-
sioners have passed resolution to close the ca
nails on the 10th Of December next.
The Illinois schools are to be represented st the
Centennial $4,000 worth. The educators OF the
State have resolved to raise the funds.
AUBURN, N. Y, Nov. 1s.-Edward Thomas,
negro convict murderer, who was TO have been
executed December 10, has been respited till JAN
uary %.
CoLuxBus, ONO, Nov. 19.-The garrison lately
on duty at the Newport barracks was transferred
to this city and took possession Of the new United
States barracks to-day.
PoRr JERvIs, N. Y, Nov. ia resident of
Pike county, Pa. has organized q colony Of the
natives of Alsace and Lorraine, which he ex-
rees to locate in that county early in the spring
-DuBUoUE, Iowa, Nov. 19.-rhe Iowa Lumber
CompaDy's mill, three miles from this city, was
burned last night with fully 1000 900 feet Of l1u-
Der. Loss on MILL $25,0O0 on the lumber, SiO,OOO.
The fire is still burning.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 19-Wm. ]. Keileng ma
chinisi, aged twenty four committed suicide this
morning by hanging. The cause is attributed to
despondtncy from being out of work for the past
tvoweeks and unable TO procure work.
wINNIPKe, Nov. 1s.-Ihe settlers in the West
are complaining Of the Sioux, and say that unless
they are protected from Indian outrages It viii be
impossible for them to remain on their claims.
The navigation Of the Rel river Is closed for the
season.
CINoINSATI, Nov. 19.-Three men were ar
rested at Ironton, Ohio, yesterday, charged with
araa n n
who have been operating IN southern Ohio for
some time. Their business consisted in manufac-
ing nickels.
MILFoRD, Pa, Nov. 19-Among the names
mentioned for appointment to the Attorney Gen
eralship Of Pennsylvania as successor to the late
Hon. Z. Dimmiek, are Gen. H. NJ. Hoyt, OF
WnkesbarTe, and Hon. VIM. Armstrong, Of
Lycoming.
OMAHA, Nov. 1e.-The operator at Evanston,
Wyoming, reports snow three and q half feet
deep, and still falling. Green River reports two
feet Of snow, which Is thawing. Physicians report
n great deal Of diphtheria In the city. Old and
young are alike affected.
BosToS, Nov. 19-It was rumored to day that
General Butler died at Gloucester this morning,
but advices from that place say nothing has been
received there OF such an event. man named
Butler died at Salem this morning Of apoplexy,
which fact probably gave rise to the report.
ST. LOUIS, Nov 19-w. r. Davis ex-mayor Of
Carrollton, ILL.,, blew his head nearly OF with a
nies OF Paul Wright, who shot himself here three
days ago, and whose remains were taken to Car
rollton fer burial.
CoUsHATTA, La, Nov. 19.-HeDry Nicholson
was hanged here to-day at noon, protesting his
innocence Of the murder of Marcus Young, q
Jewish peddler. Nicholsen's brother. who was
also under sentence Of death for the same mur-
der, escaped few weeks since.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 19-The Senate today
passed the House bill appropriatIng $4,000 for
the Centennial The bill now goes to the Gov
ernor. A bill passed both Houses changing the
time OF the meeting Of the General Assembly to
the second Monday In January, every two years.
NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The steamer d. r. Mar
tin, plying between New York and Staten Island,
was burned to the waters edge yesterday after
noon, when two miles from Staten Island. She
was run ashore, and her passengers numbering
between thirty and fifty, rescued by small boats,
without injury.
CHICAGO, Nov. ia fire broke out this even
ing in Marines dancing hall, and while the fire
patrol and citizens to the number Of twenty were
attempting to save the furniture the roof fell sud-
denly, catching about Q dozen Of them. Three
were seriously injured and the others slightly.
Five Thousand dollars will cover the loss On the
building.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1o-The New York Board Of
Trade has appointed the following gentlemen as
delegates TO the National Convention, to be held
In st. Louis on tho sd instant, to consider the
construction of Pacific railroad through the
States and Territories Of the Southwest: Peter
Cooper, Charles w. Opdyke, Wallace P. Groom,
John J. Anderson, Watson Sanford and Charles
Z. Huntington.