Daily Republican., 1879-10-18
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incidents. Accidents. Grimes and
Casualties.
The President and Mrs. Hayes arriv.
sd in Columbus, Ohio, yesterday. They
we're met at the depot by Governor
bishop and Mayor Collins, and escorted
by a procession of military and civic
ORGANIZATIONS to the Capitol. Here the
President was formally welcomed by
the Governor in a brief speech, and re-
sponded by expressing his thanks fol
the reception. The President and Mrs
HAYES were then escorted to the resi-.
dence of General Mitchell.
The Gate City Guards arrived in
Boston yesterday morning, and were
formally received after breakfast by the
Tigers and Boston Light Infantry. The
united commands then visited the
State House, where they were welcomed
by Governor Talbot and staff. After
visiting places of interest during the
afternoon they were given banque,
in the evening.
H.K. Ridgeway, Sheriff Of Pike Co.,
was arrested with J. G. Westbrook and
eeven other county officials, in Milford,
pa, on Thursday on the charge of run
ming deer with hounds. They were
each held in 800 bail, and refusing to
|psy it were committed to await the
action Of the President JUDGE, who is
Expected to release them on a writ OF
haheas corpus.
One of the Jurors in the Hayden muir
der trial, now going on at New Haven,
Is reported TO have expressed to differ
ent persons before and since the trial,
hn opinion that Hayden is innocent.
The State Attorney is investigating the
report, which, If true, may cause
another hitch in the oft postponed
trial.
The Coroner's jury in the Michigan
Central Railroad disaster has rendered
a verdict censuring Colwell, the yard.
master, Sawyer, the switchman, and
Jones, the engineer of the switch en-
|Vine for carelessness. They also re-
commend changes in the switch arrange
,menls.
Four new cases of yellow fever and
three deaths were reported in Memphis
yesterday. Two new cases and two
heaths were reported in Forest City,
Arkansas. The relief sent to Concordla
was most opportune, as even the SICK
there were suffering for the want OF the
of life.
Twenty-three indictments for viola
tion Of the liquor law were returned
yesterday by the Grand Jury OF Mon
Inouth county, N. J. Among those in
hicted are the Lelands, of the Ocean
Hotel, and Eugene Fay, candidate for
Sheriff last year.
An election was held yesterday IN
New Britain, Connecticut, to decide
whether to build new public school
house, or to allow the Roman Catholics
10 furnish the building and control
The school," The result was MAORI
BY of $50 against the Catholic plaT in
b total vote of 22S5.
H.C. Corbin was arrested in Wester-
vile, Ohio, yesterday, on the charge OF
having "blown up his hotel" a few
weeks ago. The explosion was charg-
ed upon the Prohibitionists at the time
when it took place.
An express train on the Albany and
Susquehanna Railroad ran into a
freight during thick fog, at Onconta,
N. Y, yesterday. Both engines were
very badly damaged, and the engineer
and fireman Of the express train were
killed.
The Grand Jury of Barnstable coun-
ty, Mass. has indicted Freeman, the
fanatic who slaughtered his child, for
murder in the first degree. No indict.
lnent being found against Mrs. Free
man, she has been discharged.
Extensive frauds by registered dis
tillers in conclusion with revenue ott-
cials have been discovered in CASTOR
county, n. C. Five hundred gallons
have been seized, and other seizures
are expected.
The Confederate monument at Ma
con, Ga, will be unveiled on the 18th
Inst, with civic and military ceremo-
nies and an grafton. Seventy compan-
les of soldiers have been invited to at
tend.
In Madison, Ind, ON Thursday night,
Howard; ex-City Treasurer,
was shot and fatally wounded by John
ID. Simpson, Mayor of the city and
editor of lhe Star" newspaper. simp-
Bon alleges that the shooting was IN
self-defence.
General Grant left Portland, Oregon,
yesterday on the steamer st. Paul for
Ban Francisco. He received the usual
popular ovations in Salem, Aurora,
|iervals and Oregon City on Thursday.
Senator Blaine left Chicago last even
ing for tue East. His voice was so damag-
Pd by the canvass in Iowa that he had
% cancel his engagements in Wiscon-
bin.
Patrick Nichols, who stabbed Thos.
p'Connell, in July last, was convicted
et Nyack, N. y, on Thursday, OF mur-
Per in the first degree, and sentenced
10 be hanged on November 2Sth.
George Baumgardner, the young
farm hand who murdered little Sandy
White, near Monroe, Wis, has been
convicted Of the crime, and sentenced
to imprisonment for life.
Five thousand dollars worth Of U.
>. bonds stolen from the Manhattan
Bank in New York were received at
the Treasury Department for redemp'
lion yesterday.
James P. Elhrney, convict in tho
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