Daily Republican., 1879-08-22
SECOND EDITION..
WS SUMMARY.

MurdereFs A<sested- Inv vest1gat.
Ing the Baltimore Post Master
impeachment In Ge0rgIa-Hfgh
Toned Superintendent Of Public
SchOols-Other Accidents and
Incidents.
Yesterday afternoon, the men arrest
ed for the murder of Mr.. Frye, in Bos-
ton, were taken before the Municipal
Court and arraigned. The complaint
charges Nicolo Infantino and Antonio
Ardito with the murder of Mr.. Frye on
the l4th inst, and Vicenzo Bandiera,
alias Charles Frost, with melting them
to commit the murder. The prisoners
waived the reading Of the complaint,
and we're committed to await the action
of the Grand Jury Oh the first Monday
OF September. Joseph Donate, arraign.
ed for harboring and eoncealing the
above named persons after the crime,
was held in $4,000 bail.
The secret investigation of the char
ges against Postmaster Tyler, in Balti-
more, is still going on. Among the
charges are general mismanagement,
favoritism among the employees, the
employment Of more persons than re-
quired for the business, and immorali-
ty." In connection with the latter
charge, a woman whom Tyler is accused
Of having insulted three times " per
sistently refuses to be examined"
The Senate of Georgia organized yes
terday as a court of impeachment for
the trial of Controller General Gold
smith. Chief Justice Warner presided.
Goldsmith asked for ten days to pre-
pare his pleas and defence, which was
granted, and the court adjourned until
September lst. ~
B. B. Pearson, Superintendent of
Education Of Harrison county, Miss,
shot and killed John D. Conkertol, of
New Orleans, in Mississippi City, yes
terday afternoon. They quarelled about
payment for drink, and Pearson fired
twice at Conkerton, who tried to escape
after the first shot. 't 1,t
Rev. Benjamin J. Wayne, aged S.,
pastor OF the Napoleon Avenue Presby-
terian Church, in New; Orleans, died
at Vaudeville, La, yesterday, from
injuries received while plunging into
Lake Pontchartrain for bath. He
leaves wife and four children.
The assignee Of G.. H. Bussing g. Co.,
the suspended bankers of Cincinnati,
states the total liabilities Of the suspen-
ded firm $l14, ,0S6, and its assets at
s105, 500. Among the assets is some
property in Chicago, the value of which
has not been yet estimated.
James G. Barry, ex.Mayor of St.
Louis, left that city two weeks ago, for
Coney Island, but does not seem to
have reached his destination, and there
are fears that something has happened
to him.
A telegram from San Francisco says
the Sutro Tunnel Company has started
another lateral tunnel northwardly on
its ground, at point 1900 feet from
the entrance, where good assays of gold
and silver are obtained.
An earthquake was felt about three
O'clock yesterday morning, at Lockport
and Niagara, N. Y, and st. Catharines,
Port Dalhousie, Thorold, ,Velland,
burg, Brainesvills and Port Rob-
inson, Canada. "..g ..p -..0.
Dr.. Jerome V. Smith, an eminent
ph ,sician, lied in Richmond. Mass, on
We tuesday evening, aged So Years. He
vas n ,iv- of Nav Hampshire, and
yra luat- Of Williams College.
George Winkelman, aged 10 years, Of
New Orleans, was found dead near Bill
xxi, Miss, yesterday morning, and is
to have committed suicide.
The Working Mems Party Of Califor-
MIA has endorsed M. D. Thornton, the
Democratic candidate for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, the
Workingmen's nominee, G. L. Will
Liams having withdrawn.
Percy Marks, aged l6, nephew of Ad-
Marks, of New Orleans,
shot himself dead in that city yesterday
afternoon. ft"
Henry L. Pierce has consented to be
a candidate for the Republican nomin-
alton for Governor of Massachusetts,.