The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-11-02

we're killed and four wounded.
Parliament has been further pro-
from Oct. 30 to De q. 10.
1t has been decided to turn over the
Main Building ut the Centennial Exhibition
to an association Of the citizens Of Phila.
delphia, the building TO remain In its pres
cut location and be used for the purpose Of
q permanent exhibition.
The engineers and fremen on the
New Jersey Central Railroad struck work
at IL O'Clock on the night Of the god.
Wherever the trains happened to he, the
engineers dumped the fires, and the men
left the engines. The consequence was, all
traffic on the road was temporarily stopped,
and many trains en- route were unable to
proceed.
Atelegram from Provincetown Mass,
23d, gives an account Of the loss of the brig
Almira. The crew, five including the cap
tain, took TO q raft, and after terrible suf-
ferings the captain and one Of the crew died.
Another became insane and jumped over
board. The remaining two were rescued.
A special to the New Orleans Bulletin
states that W. j. LaS was murdered near
Bastrop, La, on the night Of the 21st. Law
wa. riding ont of town when he ,sss srcd
unon and morally wounded and his borse
Killed. Tbere was no cline IN tho assassin.
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uorm.n V,ann Thor,os smI., Iohn
smith and Mr.. Casso. were drowned while
crossing the saginaw River Mt E,s, saginaw,
Mich, on the 9th. They were ina small
ski0, which was swamped by the swell of a
passing u g
Henry Schwamb, convicted of the
murder OF Henry Belte, NJ Union Hill, N,
j., has been sentenced to be hanged on the
sth of December,
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Blocher. OF Little Rock, ARK, was burned
on the night OF Tue 22u. IL was prooaDiy
,he worh vi incehuiaries' anu 'ne iauh.
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yellow Jack" Donabue, q noted
member of the Molly Maguires, has beer
convicted Of murder at Pottsyille, Pa. He
is the tenth member OF the gang who hal
I Innn RnnUtAtnh nf nNIrIAr and "nnU nj hnr
oeen convicted vi mu.uer, anu many o'nei'
a horrioie uoiieslic Z report
Ell from me vicinity OF itushVilie' ina
hauWl Is. brit'aih, q young man iron
=, 'i ohn nhoaaa ,arn,or arI s,tar Hvin,
neaceoh,v win tho o,d neon,e nearly
voor 6no,ly demanded nosse.siop n, m
Torn, rnon tboir refusal bo becam
ohuoivs ond ;n,emno,,te and was ordero,
"a Law Ia did Ie,ve ,or n tow d,vs
hut re,ur,od on Tho r;ght NJ the 9th. and
after an alteration with the old lady, sho
her dead. Mr.. Rhodes, hearing the shot
fastened to the house, and was fired at, bu
the pistol missed fire. Britain then fire
twice into his own body, dying instantly
Brittain's young wife, now approachin
confinement, is reported nearly insane owe
the affair. Britain left 4 letter blaming Mrs
Rhodes, his mother'in-law' Tor masip
trouble
There are, rs usual, conflicting nc
counts Of the origin OF 4 disturbance at POI
Gibson, Miss, on the 2lst, in which sever,
/ shots were exchanged between the white
aud blacks. One negro was wounded an
several arrested and lodged in Jail.
Into,lioenre was received at Paris O
tho o,th that tho turkish Consu, and viii
=, Tinis in asi,,ic prssi.. had been ,sso,
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"A serious aociuen' oooa'leu On VI
yilo m Tho night Of the oath. caused nv
misplaced switch. The train went of tn
l track, the engine was turned upon its sidt
two coaches were piled upon the locomc
tive, and three other coaches were throw
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