Daily Republican., 1879-07-24
FIRST EDITION.
NEWs sUMMARY.

,.r. Threaaened - Missiles
adv adv Fsund-DestA FROM . Fa1l
rsstsn ned-A Record Of Crimes
..,deuts and Incidents.
Tso spinnsrs working in the Osborne
4, I and living in one Of the company
~ ,,ss. at Fall River, Mass, were visit
' on tuesday night by several men,
~ threatened that II they did moi
4, IL work the house would be burned
\ they injured. The men were, in
rssousncs, afraid to go to work until
. Company fitted up living room 70,
su In the mill.
The body of Peter g. Glblin, report
Loaf off the ballast lighter Theresa
p0.,on last Monday afternoon, was
,k,d up yesterday off Norman's Woe
a taken to Salem, Mass. Ths.saa
Ne bad bruises on the head and
over one eye, aud the face and
ahipg were covered with blood.
nj play being suspected, an examin
ion was ordered.
James Charles, his son Robert and
sxsnder Nugent, while painting the
p, Of the Academy Of Ngsio IN Pc
r,burg, Va, yesterday, were precip.
Ned to the gronnd, fifty feet below, by
falling of the scafold. James
srle, had his skull fractured and
ID in short time. Nugsnt is in a
teal condition. Young Charles was
dangerously injured.
George Stevens, deputy collector Of
srnsl revenue for the Albany district
Albany quietly on Monday, mailed
resignation from Poughkeepsic, and
led from New York for England on
ysday morning. He left a .leposi. of
NC in bank for his family. His ac'
pu,s are said to be correct.
telegram to the Chicago "Tribuns'
m Fort Peck, Montana, reports that
yph Lambert, a well.known inter.
Fttr, his wife aud four chill
Fn, were killed by Sioux, on the Goth
IT, Three other persons, returning
n him from the Yankton camp, were
fed, and little girl taken captive.
b the U. s. District Court at Boston,
tsrday, John Astoul, alias Curtis,
pleaded guilty to the possession Of
large number of counterfeit bank
les, was sentenced on two indictments
even years. imprisonment in the
sachusttts penitentiary. He is said
very respectfully connected.
he driver boys of the Susquehanna
Company Of Nanticoke, Pa. have
non strike several days for an in
aSs of wages. All work at the mines
been suspended. Efforts to extend
strike to Wilkesbarrs have thus far
b unsuccessful.
be War Department has sent posi-
Instructions to General Miles, now
Fpagning in the Northwest, to pro.
cautiously, and, if possible, avoid
aic.s with the Indians. 1t is under
b that General Sheridan has been
horized to withdraw Miles column,
enforce it, as he may deem proper.
he strike OF the freight handlers in
st. Louis seems approaching ter.
latlon. An advance of 10 cents Of
led by two or three of the railroads
accepted by their striking hands
trrday.
Ohn Brown was drowned by falling
D the Hooded slope Of the Keystone
lrfy, near Pottsville, yesterday
Fick Kelly was killed at Thomaston
berry on Tuesday by a fall of coal.
he suits of the holders of the Ten
Pee bonds against the Tennessee
roads have been set for a hearing
We Judge Strong, in Nashville, on
18th of August.
'cler X Co., manufacturers and i'm
eH, of Montreal, have failed for
VOo, of which S5l5, 900 is due the
bodated Bank.
lIIiam Hincks, for thirty years one ,
10 oltclal reporters of the U. s.
scot Representatives died in Wash ,
Oh last evening, aged 81 years.
enrral Donald Mcleod, a soldier of
rIloo, died at his residence, in
rland, Ohio, on Tuesday night,
loo years, & months and % days.
BcFrtary Sherman addressed a large =
-N'hnsiastic audience upon the fl. :,
'I question, in the City Hall, at !
''ld' Me last evening. T.
extra session of the Montana d
'Ia'ure convened on the I'd instant, a
ofnrd finally on Tuesday night, al c.
"'ng little of Importance. v
scamp-meeting OF the Troy Meth "
Episcopal Conference at Bound r
En- T., opened on Tuesday night, a
lalsters ing present. g
F'pA Michael, the fourth Of the vic II
y lAe Low street boiler explosion p
I'more, died yesterday. The rest 3
'iDjured will recover. tc
les Winthrop Harris, for ten years VI
"fy of Harvard University, died 9,
Eal"Orldge, Mass, on Monday night, g., 9.
years. :. =
Fjnry in the Glass murder case at y,
yesterday rendered a verdict of n,
and Glass was sentented to bs pl
Y usrd a.. II. Chamberlain, President st
Vl:lzens' Bank Of Norfolk, Va, dl
Yesterday in that city, aged 70 al
"aisinga Disturbance. ~
fonldS Millur lod wou or.o ;n,,ol - VI