Daily Republican., 1879-04-11
FIRST EDITION.
NEWS sun MARY.

Failure Of a eusps adsr company
Iud an Murders-Old Felix's Mar
ried - The Yellow FCver-Other
Incidents. Accidents. and Hap.
peni0gs. 5...#
The American Suspsnder Company
OF New York and Waterbury, CT, has
been placed in the hands ofa receiver.
The company has not made any money
for the last thres years, apdit is said
il was behind last year over 800 600.
The company has q capital of $500, 600,
all paid in. The liabilities are eStima.
ted at $3.50, 900, aud tile assets are nom
inally $570, 900, consisting Of real es.
tate, machinery, good accounts and
stock.
While Sergeant Kennedy, late signal
observer at Deadwood, D. r., and Phi.
vats Bad.r, of Company G. Second Cav
airy, were eating lunch at Mizpal', As
miles from Fort Keogh, few days ago,
they were fred upon by seven Indians.
Bader was killed and scalprd, nnt
Kennedy, though badly wounded,
crawled into the brush and kept the
Indians at bay with q revolver sntil
help came. lie Is expected to recover.
A fast freight train on the P'nnsyl-
vania Railroad broke IN Two at East
Railway. at halfpast two O'Clock yes
terday morning. The engineer stopped
the forward portion Of the train, and
the detached section crashed into it, de-
molishing eight loaded cars and slight
lv injuring a brakeman. Trains were
delayed nearly six hours by the
wrecs.
A telegram from Hartfort, Conn, re-
ports the marriage on Wednesday, Of
Miss Julia Evslins Smith, Of GlAstorA
bury, and Amos &. Parker, Of New
Hampshire. Both bride ana groom are
In the S7th year Of their age, and the
bride is the sole survivor of ths Smith
sisters, famous for their resistance ~
"taxation without representation"
The bark May Queen, with cargo of
scfFee, from Rio for Baltimore, passed
the capes Of the Chesapeake yesterday
morning. She was several weeks over
due, aud her captain reports that her
second mat. and a seaman died OF yell
low fevsr and were buried nine days
ago. All hands were sick Of the tsver
but have recovered.
Rev. Angelo NJ. Pearsscs, S. j., died
at Woodstock College, Md, Oh Wednes-
day, of paralysis, aged 50 years. He
was born in Naples, and cane to this
country in youth. He WAS Provincial
Of the Jesuit Order in maryland for
nine years, and was f,r many wears
Vice President Of u 0reetown, d. e.,
College.
At Sabina, Ohio, on wednesday,
farmer named Borum sw0!t ont 2 war
rant for the arrsat OF lirrd man
named Weaver, who had threatened to
shoot him. When the constable at
tempted to make the arrest, Weaver |
fred at him, and l!e r"tnrned the fire,
fatally woundinR Weaver.
Alta meeting o' colorod citizens in
New York last night, resolutions were
adopted recommending the Colored emf
grants from he o5ath not to settle in
cities aud towns, but permanently on
lands, and drvrisp that higher man
hood which they are known to possess"
Martin V. Dickey, who killed Frank
Il. Eastman at Plymouth, n. H., last
June, was brought into Csurt yester.
day for trial on an indictment Of muir
der. By advice Of his counsel he
pleaded guilty OF msEsaughter in the
first degree Sentence was deferred.
Captain Elwin l.. Young, who COM
manded a privateer in the war Of 1872,
and was supposed TO be the oldest Ma
son in the United States, died yester-
day in Norfolk, Va aged 81.
Henry McIver was beaten on the head
with spade, and fatally injured, by
William Armistead, in quarrel about
the ownership of some chickens, in
Hanover county, Va, on Wednesday
evening.
An explosion at toe Giant Powder
Works, near San Francisco, CAL, on
Wednesday evening, Idemolished the
washing house and damaged other
buildings, but no person was injured.
Warren Johnson, aged Is, was kill
ed by getting entangled in the gearing
of the hywheel at tho mouth of Moffat's
Shaft, at Wilkesbarre, yesterday morn
ing.
A boiler in Kornegain's foundry, at
dold.boro, n G., exploded last even
ing, killing J. B. Timberlake, the fore
mar, and severely scalding four others.
George Hass, aged about 55 years,
cut his wife's throat and then drowned
himself, at Shohola, Pike county, Pa,
on Wednesday afternoon.
The election for the Legislature in
Pri.ce Edwards Island has resulted
ip the return of 26 Conservatives out Z.
Of the 80 members chosen.
Chief Moses, who arrived in Wash r
ington on Wednesday, had an informal ;
interview with Commissioner Hayt yes ,
ter1ay morning. ,
Samuel Stein, an old man, from q
Jun'a county, was killed by rail- {
road train, in Harrisburg, on Wednes G
day night. {
Turkish bath "blew up" in Lake
City, Mimi, yesterday, fatally scalding
DR.. Gall, the proprietor.
To be Hung. G
The coming Spring, 10000 pieces of