Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
NEWS SUMMARY.
telegraph 0aDbllug-A W0man's
Revenge - Gsnesal 0sant-Aeci
dents. Ancidenas, Crimes Mis-
demean0rs and Casaa,tti+s.

1svenge - General Gsant- Acct.
dents. Ancidenis, Crimes Mis-
demesners ssd Cassa'tti's.
K. H. Brown, Manager ofths Western
Union Telegraph Office, in 81. Louis, has
been subpnned by the Grand Jury Of
that city 70 appear on Monday next,
with oil kilograms which passed be-
tween certain parties connected with
the alleged gamblers ring" the inves-
tigation Of which WAS begun about six
months ago. II Is understood that he
will refuse to produce kilograms, will
be computed f,r con snpt, . I'D will ap
peal to the Supreme Court.
Ann Hof, 3 young woman, went yes
terday morning to house In Newport,
KY, where Charles Soheuer, q saloon
keeper, boarded, and asked him II he
intended to marry her. As he hesitat-
Cd TO answer the question, she shot
him through the heart, killing him
instantly. She then surrendered her.
self, saying Sshsuer had betrayed her
under promise Of marriage.
General Grant spent yesterday at
the house Of his son, Colonel Fred.
Grant, In Chicago. He held = private
reception In the afternoon, and attend
cd reception given him by the Chica-
go Club in the evening. He will have
. public reception to-day at the Grand
Pacific Hotel. The General will arrive
In Philadelphia on December 10th.
Judge Wsstbrook, In New York, rem
dsrsd . decision yesterday in the case
Of Dennis Coppers, the Freemsson, or
deripg his remains to be buried beside
those Of his mother in Calvary Catholic
Cemetery. The Judge declares the sale
Of cemetery lot an absolute transfer.
Sixty bootmakers and about 450 cut
tsrs and shosmakers working for the
New Jersey Rubber Shoe Company at
New Brunswick, N. j., struck yestsr'
day for higher wages. The bootmakers
Of the New Brunswick Rubber Com
pany asked for an advance Of 25 per
cent. week ago, and the Company
granted them l2d per cent.
Twelve hundred men are employed
on Section A OF the Canada Pacific Rail-
way, and 1000 men on Section D. The
wsrk Of excavating will 90 on during
the winter. On the Manitoba section
small force Of men are getting out ties
and otherwise preparing for active sp-
erations.
The Secretary Of the Treasury yes
terday officially notified the Secretary
Of State of the decision Of the Treasury
Department, prohibiting the iptroduc-
tion Of neat cattle into the United States
from Canada, and requesting that the
Dominion authorities be notified OF that
decision.
The clock works of g. B. Owen & Co.,
at Winsted, Conn.,, were burned ON
Thursday night by the explosion OF a
lamp. They employed sixty hands.
The Peoria Starch works at Peoria, ILL.,,
we're burned yesterday. Loss $50, 900.
The telegraph poles Of the American
Union Telegraph Company at Newtown,
N. j., erected to replace those cut down
last Monday night, we're cut down yes
tsrdsy. 1t is said those who cut them
down are known, and will be arrested.
William P. Winters, grocer, was
found dead in his store in Albany yes
terday morning, with q pistol wound
in his head and q revolver in his hand.
1t is supposed he committed suicide.
Nathan Bernstein, dealer in gentle
mems furnishing goods, at Detroit,
failed yesterday. His liabilities are re-
ported at $3.50, 900; his assets are not
known.
Tho electric light was used in load
ing vessels for sea at Montreal on Thurs
day night, and by their aid the men
worked efficiently In storm of rain and
sleet.
Myron A. Buell., convicted of the mur-
der Of Catharine NJ. Richards, in Plain
field, Oisego county, N. T., on June
25th, 1878, was hanged Yesterday at
He left confession.
which is to be published in copy
wrightsd pamphlet"
Frederick w. Seward, Assistant Ssc-
retary of State, has resigned because of
his wife's ill health. John Hayes, OF
Ohio, has been selected as
Mr.. Stewards successor.
John Sheetz, colored, was hanged in
Ga, yesterday, for the
murder of q white man, named Lead
better, committed last February.
A telegram from Louisville says ths
of Kentucky sis now stat
ID to be safely locked up in the State
,aults."
William Sesgrove, a young farmer of
}rifin, Ga, shot himself dead, yester-
Law, for no cause that il known.
Mrs. Rebecca Dwyer was butted 10
leath by a ram, in Greenwich, Ont, on
thursday.
Sending N cgrOes 10 Africa.
At a meeting of the Pennsylvania
Society held on Tuesday
ftarnoon q warrant far 81 600 was is-