National Republican., 1877-07-02
SUMMARY or THE NEWS.

The Japanese insurgents have been dispersed
and dtranquillity restored
Whitaker & Co.'S coal breaker near Mnersville, |
Ia, was burned on saturday. Loss SOON
The Daily Press of Worcester Mas. started as a
Democratic paper will hereafter be published
weekly only.
Jarvis Anderson, member of an extensive gang |
of thieves. was taken from the jail at Hsckman, |
Ky, last Friday night and shot by mob. |
q The Twenty second Ward Bank OF Philadel- |
phia State institution, closed its door on Satur
lday. Cause, inability to cope with the national
banks
} Il bridge over the Montmorcnci river In Ottawa
gave way Friday. pitating into the stream
[carriase crossing AT the time and killing a Mrs
'Falkenburg
separated, with reamer, was yesterday convicted
in New York Of murder In the second degree and
sentenced for life.
70, The steamship Anchoria, from New York for
tLiverpool, Saturday. took out 5,270 packages of
bptter IN her rerigcrators Thlsis the largest ship
nicnt ever made from this country in any one
vessel.
On Thursday evening last at McGaheysvie,
Rockingham county. Va. Reuben Bonds, farmer,
was killed by stab with pockct-knifc by Zebu'
Ion D. Gilmore merchant about seventy years Of
age. An old family fcud was the cause.
An information has been fled against William
H. Weldon by District Attorney Flnncy, for shoot.
18th OF February last 1t is stated that Governor
Nichols will make a rcquistion on the Governor
Of Pennsylvania, for Weldons return to Louisiana.
A tramp who had been refused admission to u
farm house near sterlingville jefferson county,
New York, last Thursday took revenge by firing
the building. A girl eight years Of age was burned
to death. Two small boys saved themselves by
jumping from a window while the lady Of The
house Mrs. Patterson, and small child, escaped
by running through the flames, with their heads
covered with blankets.
The four-oarcd boat race at Iynchburg on satur-
day between the University of Virginia crew and
the Tobacco City crew, Of Lynchburg, took place
on the James river; distance one mile and return
The Tobacco City crew lead throughout. winning
in fourteen minutes two seconds. This is the irst
regatta ever held in Virginia.
Ex-Auditor johnson, of New Orleans was ar
raigned on Saturday to show cause why he should
not be punished for contempt. Judge Whitaker
decided that as johnson had already been pun
ished for contempt In the same case he could not
again be tried for the same ofiensc, but that he
should remain In the parish prison until he paid
the hne of SO. johnson refused To pay the
amount and returned to prison.
The Yale and Harvard boat race at Springfield,
Mass on saturday resulted In Il victory for the
Harvards by one length, in 2i:36. fales time was
2i+ The victory Of Harvard disposcs finally Of
the theory that nge gives victory in rowing.
The red crew Is one of the youngest II not the very
youngest, that has ever carried of the flags in a
university regatta, and two years the juniors Of the
Sales over whom they were victorious, and as
much younger than the Columbus, whom they
beat Tuesday the average age OF the triumphant
crew being only 1917,
Portland Press dispatches announce that the
River snake band OF indians killed John Richie,
OF Mount Idaho, and the C1ur d Alencs friendly
are reported In pursuit Of the murderer. Look
Ing Glass" aud band Of forty Of the Clear Water
Indians arc reported to have turned loose and
Numbered George Dempstcrs place, between the
middle and south forks OF the clear Water, and
driven all tho settlers stock between those fork
into their camp, about six miles above Kaniah
This confirms Jim Sawyer's statements in the In
dian council OF IApwni.
At the Miller Bauer wrestling match in New
York on Saturday night two thousand people wer'
present Amor desperate struggle Miller gainet
the Arst fall at l0l5 D. m. After rest OF quarter
of an hour the contest recommended at II o'clock
whon Bauer threw Miller amid tremendous cnthu
siAsn According to the rules the match must b'
contested until another fall is gained. At 1913
o'clock the police captain of the precinct IN whcl
the rink l. situated forbade wrestling on the sab
bath The announcement was received with Misses
Miller and Bauer divided the gate money. Th
wholc amir is regarded as a money making job
Saturday was the trst day OF the Long BHnCl
racns at Monmouth Park. The track was good an'
attendance fair. The inst was dash of on
mile This race was won by Yorkshire Lass by tw'
Lengths before Egypt, second three lengths ahea'
. of King Bsc, third. the Others close up. Time
laGL: The second race for the Jersey Derb!
stakes onr and half miles The race was won b!
Baden -Ihdem. Basil second, Rifle third, Time
2lOk, th. fastest ever run IN stake race ut Mon
mouth rArS Waller, the rider Of TenbrOeck, rod
the wiunt:, The lhiGd Ipro was mile heats. ThcI
wec six srrterS, u, Frederick the Great the favor
lie nnd Da'.utlss srroud choice. Frederick tn
GrcAI won the AT heat very easily-thrce length
ahead OF DsEdL" -kcnucy third, BurgOO fourth
DuAc Of - r'lthrrG liilh and Risk distauccd
Time. l4G-. The sur"nd heat was won by FrclvI
ttl he GrrAt, krnucy second, Dauntlus third
BTroa fou,tlr slrur,Is'Grg dlslanccd. Thcwinno
won ina la rl ,a!I,p. Time l'l6. The lat rnr
wasAG AG.sL mf ll:,, ,.H'il,t' ui a mile 'rrcu 'i"'
,r. CrC....,nlt ',,tlI., Wrsr equal m'Drs'r
TL.r,,,w..Nuul, Fr.ilErs.A lcnArm a,l,cph
UAur I. ,,,.,',l, - 'rs''i "sE .c hil, w.. lhiF'
Time, :ls. Fa.tL!ras kept the cad throughout