Daily Republican., 1879-08-12
FIRST EDITION.
news SUMMARY.

NEWS bSUhMAAs'
v.d TestimOnaIs-A Western
.s.m-All for . ''a'ove Fight
..,ructive Fire - other Acct.
. ..,.. Incidents aud Happen.
y. ~ Jackson, the U. S. Consul at Hal
NJ last a. evening presented . hand
y. :, hinocular glass, the git Of the y.
w uscovsrpment, to Captain John +.
~ V' Of the brig 81. Musson, for the
va ,',0t rescue at sea in April last of
'a ar.v of the disabled schooner Her
!, uauton, of Barnstable, Mass. The
\. Of the Musson was presented with
" and two seamen of this boat which
VI the crew were given $25 each.
,iolspt storm passed over Madison,
!, and it's neighborhood on Sunday
eMb, M Two pleasure steamers, full Of
s,snpprs, on Lake Monona, were dis
lsd and drifted about for nearly an
N, but no lives were lost. At Mar
Al. window glass was smashed and
r.ts,ion ruined by hail, some Of the
sues being as large as hen eggs.
Owen Maloney and John La1erty,
ipcips!s in recent "glovs fight" near
nsburg, were arrested yesterday, and
mmit,rd in default Of $1,000 bail each
violation Of the law against prize
h,jps. The use Of the gloves did
prsvent them from inhicting con-
lrlably injury upon each other.
Ia uorsstown, Sullivan County, N.
the taunery of NJ. T. Morss was de-
oy.d by an incendiary fire on Sat
dsy night. On Sunday night the
urdevant House, also owned by MIR.
Ons. was set on fire but it was saved.
H,vrday morning. Mr.. Morss' steam
mill was set on fire and destroyed
i,h 50, 900 feet of sawed lumber.
Ins six year old daughter of Edward
Fsu tried to cross the railroad track
Fairview, near Wilkesbarre, on Sat
Idsy evening, by crawling under a
kigh. train. Her nurse, Catharins
,fn, aged 1S years tried to bring her
ck when the train started, killing
aA girls.
Mr.. Lapgston, our Minister to Hayti,
res to the State Department in re-
renee to the organization Of a Provi-
pual Government in Hayti that he
CARDS it as "non- partisan, judicious
ID Trustworthy, and the gentlemen
the Council have good regulations
wisdom and moderation"
The Charcoal Burners Association,
imposed mostly of Italians, working
miles north Of Eureka, Nevada,
buck yesterday for higher wages, re-
bed to allow teams from the mills to
|ai, ordered them back to town and de-
N the Sheriff's posse. The Governor
lNyd out 3 companies of militia, who
u for the scene last night.
Frank Brennan, a tsamster, aged q
ssrs, tried to quiet disturbance in
hs Of the streets OF Troy, N. Y, last
rtning, and was stabbed in the groin
ith chissl by James Garrett. Bren.
an died in fifteen minutes. He leaves
wife and two children. Garrett was
lrested.
The anniversary Of the relief Of Der
was celebrated yesterday by the
augpmen of Western Ontario and
hsir friends. about 1000 in number.
hey made an excursion to Clifton, and
Tier parading the streets, spent the
by in viewing the grandeurs of Mag
fs Falls.
Stnator Beck, of kentucky, left
'Ghington last night for Providence
sltend meeting OF the committee of
hich Senator Butler, of South Caro-
la, is chairman, to investigate the
nOval of Federal soldiers from Gov
nment positions in Rhode Island.
The Tammany Committee on Organi-
'ion, in New York, adopted a resolu-
(en yesterday afternoon, declaring that
under no circumstances, would the
mocracy" Of that city "vote for Lu-
B Robinson as candidate for the Office
Governor."
Lucky" Baldwin was arrested at
sfanche, near Los Angeles, CAL, on
f'rday, and his distillery and wine
iaIts were seized by U. S. Marshal
VI charge of defrauding the revenue.
Two men, named Wells and Levaleri,
Fav fishing in the St. Lawrence River,
ar Ogdensburg, N. Y, yesterday,
|Arn Levaleri, who is supposed to have
(sn insane, suddenly jumped out Of
Fe boat and was drowned.
The boiler of the planning mill of
F'0lnson & Lawson, in Goderich, Ont,
FlIodtd yesterday, killing one man
pa severely ipjuring several others.
t'las Williams, a miner, was crushed
Farath between two cars at Plymouth,
+, on Saturday afternoon.
There arrived at New York during
KY last 1910 migrants, against
F@ during July, 1878.
Srvcnty-fve recruits have been or
fhd to Maricopaville, Arizona, for
EBnment to the Sixth Cavalry.
'"Ah Coleman was killed by a fall
coal in the Pennsylvania Company's
E'Nr at Pittston, Pa, yesterday morn
Ne Violated n City Ordinance.
There was a large attendance at the
WlCA nnnrt 1o.t ,yapirsv Tho fcot