Daily Republican., 1879-05-10
FIRST EDITION.
NEWS Sum MAR

| dents, Ace1Oenss, FAfes AN"
| crimes
| At Nyaok, N. Y, yesterday. the suit
n Receiver Green against Samuel W.
cauf4ld and others, trustees of the
Rockland Saving Bank, for money mis-
appropriated or wasted by them, re-
uIted in verdict for $50, $50 with al
ow ance Of cost and interest, making
= n all about $4,000. The verdict is
keainst Samuel W. Garfield, President
Ind Richard P. Eells, Secretary of the
bank, the jury finding in favor of the
bther defendants. Indictments against
tanfield and E-lls for perjury and EN-
bszzlement will be tried on the 9th
Instant.
In the Southern Baptist Convention
" Atlanta, yesterday, the special com
hittee on cooperation with Northern
Baptists unanimously reported in favor
II sending five fraternal messages
North, and suggested the holding Of
meeting Of representative men from all
pctions to propose plans Incorporation.
was made the order for to-day. S.
Marston was received as messenger
en- the American Baptist Home Mis-
ion Board.
only one mine is now in operation
b the Brazil Block Coal District of In
lana, the strikers having compelled
hi the others to suspend. Several
hen willing to work have been, terror
led by the strikers, who have declar-
b that one man named Elders, ''must
ie." A pistol shot was fired into his
ouss on Thursday, but no one was
blurred. The operators remain firm,
nd serious trouble is feared.
The first steamer that ever plowpd
he water of the Delaware river as high
p as Delaware N. j., passed that
lace yesterday afternoon. She is a
mall side " heeler, 60 feet in length
ampd the kittatinny; will carry about
passengers, and ply between the
delaware Water Gap and Port Jervis,
y.
Thomas Jones and Henry Messed,
9th colored, convicted, the first of the
u,d-r of colored woman, from mo-
YES of jealousy, and the second of the
urirr Of his son, in punishment of a
Inspected theft, were hanged yesterday
h AppIing, Ga, in the presence Of
bur thousand spectators.
Al Canal boat owners and captains in
buffalo were excited yesterday by a
emand, made without previous init
baton, for rebate of $40 per boat on
heat and S. on corn. No explanation
is said, was offered, only the alterna-
We being given Of paying the rebate
; unloading their boats.
The decree granted by the U. S. Court
Norfolk, Va, in the matter of the
tlautic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad,
ives the road until January next 10
ettle its past due interest, after which
inety days notice is to be given before
be sale Of the road will take place.
Yesterday was Memorial Day in Will
&ineton N. c., when the graves of the
ontrderate dead were decorated
|here WAS the usual military and civic
hrn out, salute was fired, and Cap
lin Mofitt, of the Confederate steamer
lsrida, delivered an oratiOn.
The house of Dr.. Delos W. South
|orth and an adjoining barn, near
npola, N. Y, were destroyed by fire
tsterday morning. The doctor per
he'd in the flames, and his wife was
tally burned. Three horses were
i brned in the stable.
In the Louisiana Constitutional
bnv-ntion, yesterday, all article was
opted prohibiting the General As
nbly from contracting any debt or
Ptility on the part of the State, ex-
pt for the purpose of repellin3 inva-
pn or suppressing insurrection.
The latest reports of the invasion of
Indian Territory received by the
cretary Of the Interior, and present.
by him to the Cabinet meeting yes
fday, "indicats that the movement
y not been exaggerated
Charles Brown, an Adventist minis
being announced to address the
ventists of Pocasoet, Mass, to-mor-
4 h, the people threatened to tar and
ther him.
The Knickerbocker Ice Company's
house on the Hudson, near Athens,
T., was destroyed by an incendiary
before daylight yesterday morn
;. Loss, 5000.
Leonard Chamberlain, Deputy
frtf of Albany county, N. Y, was
4 ply wounded, yesterday, by John
ierick, upon whom he was serving
rocess Of ejectment.
Fhe Great Council Of Red Men, in
bion at Easton, adjourned yesterday
meet in Harrisburg next year.
-masted schooner belonging to
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
II loaded with coal, was sunk by
4 king in the Chesapeake, near Tai
ster, Md, on Thursday afternoon.
pse on board escaped.
It Belvidere, N. j., yesterday, Jacob
Sweeney, ex-Sheriff of Police of
lIpsburg, was convicted of having
ised" bill against the county for
k, and forged the name of a Justice
be Peace to it,
ames E. Scaggs, employed in the
ernment printing Office in Wash
on, was dangerously, if not fatally
req, yesterday, by having his heat
he'd by a descending elevator.
Pm sailing vessels at Buffalo, N. Y,
!+rday engaged s4ampn at 81 per
the price demanded by the Sea
Is Union.
representative Morse, of Mass, after
raj weeks illness, resumed his seat
opgress yesterday.
chard Lee, a colored burglar, was
Ped at Fayetteville, N. c., yester-
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