Daily Republican., 1879-07-01
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es, Casualties. Accidents,
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ID J. Stewart was arrested at
IN. Y, yesterday, on the
obtaining crude rubber by
i representation, from G. A.
Co., of Boston. He secured
he amount of $780, nearly
b, by representing himself to
ber Of the Stuart Rubber Com
Rochester, but he paid 10
was held in $4,000 bail by q
II, but will probably bessnt to
q requisition.
INT powder magazine at Nov
bitro-glycerins works, neaf
ams, Mass, blew up yesterday
killing Jacob Pierce and
Long, who were in the build
ing blasting powder. Pierce
wife and three children. The
buildings were badly shatter-
he shock was felt in North
+. Edmunds was arraigned in
lcipal Court at Boston yester.
Ehe charge OF forging the name
Crafts tOa note for $4,000.
fixed by the court at $40, 900,
hunds was committed to await
IN of the Grand Jury.
ew machinery in the Atlanta
ILLS, at Atlanta, Ca, was put
tion yesterday, with some GER
H. |. Kimball, President of the
ion. assisted by Governor Col
b Mayor Calhoun, turned on
b. in presence of large assem-
Henry M. McCawley, of Com
Thirteenth Infantry, shot him
bugh the head in Atlanta, Ga,
" afternoon, intiicting a mortal
He leaves a wife and two
PRS. 1t is said pecuIiary troubles
he deed.
pue Collector Woodcoek, of Mid
nessee, reports that during the
Jar which ended yesterday he
b $702, 6S6, an increase of $75,-
lhe amount collected last year.
eit distillerirs were seized, and
y value of all the revenue seiz
y $26,70
hmin Neff, aged 62 years, a
farmer of Lancaster, county,
nmitted suicide on Sunday Ivy
~ himself with a revolver. He
scently been discharged from the
Lunatic Asylum at Harrisburg.
y announced from Boston that
Tor Tal5O has not definitely con-
to accept a denomination, but
nds think he may be- induced to
b urgent requests to become a
te before the State Convention.
Massachusetts, Prohibitory State
tee met in Boston yesterday and
an address denouncing all laws
8 the traffic in liquors, and urg-
Borough organization in support
Lutte prohibition.
am Johnson, colored, who as
a white girl near Memphis, on
night, was taken yesterday to
willie, Tennessee, for safe keep.
attempt to lynch him being
Unknown woman, about u years
was killed by a railroad train
Falking on the track at Stratford,
1 yesterday. She had in her
pn S545 and two baggage checks.
directors of the Louisiana Sa.
Bank, in New Orleans, have de-
D go into liquidation, owing to a
a decision against the bank in
by the state for tax on its capital.
Western Nail Manufacturers
tion, at meeting in Wheeling,
irsinia, yesterday fixed the price
at S2.lO, card rates, an advance
Pnts per keg.
ease of Edward Hall, the alleged
prger, on trial at Poughkeepsie
Pral days, was dismissed yester-
want of jurisdiction.
Democratic State Convention of
|will meet in Bangor to-day. A.
IN has been elected for temporary
IAN.
pam Stoneback, a freight brake.
the Lehigh Valley railroad, was
by striking bridge at Aoken-
} yesterday.
Cumberland Valley Sunday
Assembly met last evening at
Pe, Pa, on the camp grounds,
l continue in session during the
|phew Of General Sheridan, three
Pld, was killed at South Natick, t
ay afternoon, by a runaway &C. t
y Ivy was hanged at Mariposa, G
Friday, for the murder of John q
p, in a quarrel about some land.
|re Latremolic, convicted of mur:'
lbany, N. Y, was sentenced
ay to be hanged on the Goth Of
next. c
lo'Neil, a prominent farmer and
man of Carliasville, ILL.,, was
yesterday by being thrown from .
gon. +
Judicial Expenses Appropriation .
signed by the President yes ter /.
fie also approved the Letter Car ::
bill.
In the Cigar Business. +
per Butz has rented the store $40 \
street, and is having it fitted !.
elng a cigar maker by trade he '
~ he means to sell nothing but
! brands of cigars. The Coroner
doubt be Dleasad tn have his I.