Daily Republican., 1879-10-08
NEWS HUMMARY.
S,eorgfa stands ~ her Frauds
yellow Fever - WiSes BALLOON
keen-Arrival Of EmIgrantn - A
Record OF Accidents, Incidents,
Crtmes and Casualties.

Seen-ArrivaI Of EmIgrants - A
Record OF Accidents, Incidents,
crimes and Casualties.
The Senate Of Georgia yesterday
reached q vote on the articles OF i'm.
peachmsnt against State Treasurer Rem
froe, The first three articles-the prin-
cipal ones-failed for want Of two
thirds affirmative vote, Is votes being
cast for guilty" and II for mot gull
ty," On the remaining articles the
vote was still more favorable, a ma.
jority being given against the fifth and
sixth.
Two cases of yellow fever and four
deaths were reported in Memphis yes
terday. A "suspicious case" has devel-
oped at Wythe Station, twenty miles
east Of Memphis, on the Louisville Rail-
road. A motion to dissolve the Speers
Injunction will be made to-day before
Judge Eldridge, who will come to Mem
phis to hear it.
Louis Faber and John Bulla, train
hands on the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern Railroad, say that OF
Sunday night week, while at Miller's
Station, they saw large balloon d.
rectly overhead, going rapidly towards
/ Lake Michigan, which is only half
mile from the Station. II is not doubted
that this was Vise's balloon.
There arrived at New York during
September last 1882 immigrants,
against 1855 during September 1878.
The arrivals Of immigrants during the
Il twelve months ending September 3Oth
last were ll5, 404, against 77,317 dur.
ing the corresponding period OF last
year.
A Lackman, named jackson, was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded by
h Thomas Decamp, son of a prominent
merchant of Cincinnati, in Decamp's
parlor, early ON Monday morning.
They had been drinking together all
night, and Jackson finally took Decamp
home. The cause Of the shooting is
y not known.
John Malady, captain Of canal
boat, was beaten to death on Monday
night on the trestle bridge at Nanti-
coke, Pa, and his body was thrown
Il amid some timbers. Two men, one of
them named Eckert, have been arrest
ed for the murder.
The body of Mrs. W. R. Riddle was
exhumed yesterday, at Norwich, Conn.
\. and chemical analysis will be made
by Professor Johnson, of Yale College.
Riddle was subsequently arraigned,
u pleaded not guilty, and was committed
u without bail.
Fl It is announced that the President
y will not return to Washington until
the middle of the month, cit being his
y intention to cast vote for the Repub-
h lican ticket in Ohio next Tuesday"
A conference of "the Edwards family
Il heirs and representatives from all
parts OF Canada" has just been held in
* London, Ont, to take steps for secur-
Wing of "a great estate in New York
city, valued at s90,OO0,000," which
H some attorney in want of fee declares
" to be their inheritance.
N The trial Of Rev. Herbert H. Hayden,
N for the murder of Mary Stannard, near
u ly a year ago, was begun yesterday in
y New Haven. After securing six jurors,
y the Court adjourned until this morn
h ing.
n The New Central Coal Company at
4 Cumberland, Md, will start work to
day at fifty cents per ton, the rate paid
before the strike. All the other compa.
4 MES are expected to resume soon at the
4 same rate.
The striking spinners in Fall River,
" Mass, held meeting yesterday, and
voted to resume work in the Troy, Bor-
n den and Durfee mills, the only mills
not fully or partly supplied with "knob-
Fstick" spinners.
VI Speaker Randall has called meeting
N Of the Committee on Rules in Washing
n ton on November 10th, to agree upon a
report to be su omitted to the U. s. House
of Representatives early in December.
n General Grant and party returned to
q San Francisco from the Yosemite yester-
s Eday. They were entertained with a
PERCEPTION, an address ofwelcome, and
n ball at Merced, on Monday evening.
All the creditors of the Montank
h mill, at Fall River, having signed an
extention, the attachments on the
y property of William L. Slade, OF Somer-
tlset, the Presi ident, have been dissolv-
Ned.
The State Committee ofthe Tammany
Hall Democracy of New York has is
Esued an address denouncing Samuel }.
&Tilden and his Presidential aspirations.
The Louisiana Democratic convention
yesterday nominated l.. A. Witt Tor
&Goyernor on the first ballot, and then
Immediately adjourned until this morn
ling. r..'.. ......
The reunion of the Army Of the Cum
bsrland will be held In Washington Oh
IEovember 10Th, when the statute OF
K General Thomas will be unveiled. 1t
is expected that General Grant will at
Tend the reunion.
The majority against the Constitu"
tional amendments in Connecticut is
ESTIMATED at $4,000. The Republicans
have carried a majority of the town
elections.
Nearly all the stove moulders IN
Louisville we're idle yesterday, having
struck for an advance Of Is per cent.
The result will be determined by that
of the Cincinnati strike.
The 22d annual fair of the York
county Agricultural Society opened
yesterday in York. The display is
said to be the finest yet made in that
county. . ....'