Daily Republican., 1879-04-23
FIRST EDITION.
NEWS SUMMARY.
. s,-ook ed Ministerial Chapter OF
Accidents, Oadrages s"d A"ei
dents.

n s,rOOk ed mem1ster-A SuoPseS "
...,aents. Ousrages snd Incl
dents.
Rev. George Bowers, for six years
r.,,or of the Congressional Church at
Coopvillp, N. j., has been arrested IN
Bostou for alleged forgsrirs, amounting
10 nearly $1,000, committed while III
charge Of the Coonville Society. When
arrested Bowers was accompanied oy =
married woman named Lecroft.
At Yellow Bird, Ohio, on Sunday
night, q man named Murphy created a
disturbance in saloon kept by man
named Hart. Being ordered to Keep
quiet, Murphy stabbed Hart nine times
and also stabbed man named Barlow
who interfered. Both were fatally
wounded.
The body Of Ella Ryder, a girl, was
found with the head and feet tied, IN
the river near Independence, No. on
SUNDAY, 1t il believed her father
threw her into the river and then kill
.ed himself. because she persisted IN
keeping company with young man OF
bad character.
As three children of Oliver Stout
were going to bed, at Penobscot, near
Wilkrsbarrs, on Monday night, q coal
oil lamp exploded, setting fire 70 their
clothing, Two of them died yesterday,
and the other was not expected TO
recover.
Governor Patrick, appointed by the
toy.rnor Of New York to exterminate
IN. cattle disease in that State, has
prchibited the importation of any cat
lie from New Jersey, where, he says
the disease is prevalent.
The st. Louis "Post" publishes cror
reports from over fifty counties OF Mis-
souri,, embracing all the principal
erain.growing sections, which indicate
a full average yield of wheat, and
large crops OF corn and oats.
The body of Mr.. Henry Rurrell,
wealthy cheese and butter buyer o
Little Falls, N. u, was stolen from TN
cemetery in that place yesterday morn
ing. 1t is supposed the robbers expec
n reward for its return.
E.J, Knee was arraigned at Con cord
N. H.. on Saturday, fr ling W. b
Murphy in December last. The accused
pleaded guilty of manslaughter, an'
was sentenced to eight years imprlson
ment.
The body Of the girl found drownt'
at Sandy Hook has been identified a
that Of a daughter of Jacob Eder, Q
sayresville, N. Y, who broke throngl
the ic. on Raritan river on the 18th c
January last.
Daniel Meyer, doorkeeper at con
cert in Gibralter, near Reading, las
Saturday, was knocked down star
during a disturbance by Albert Brown
and died of his injuries yesterda
morning.
Thomas Elphison, aged 65 years
died yesterday in P:ttston, "a, irol
the effects of beating received te'
days ago from Michael McAndre~
and his wife. All were drunk at th
time.
John B. Pearce, Postmaster at Bri!
tol, R. l., was shot in the head, Will
in bed, about five o'clock yesterda
morning. 1t is suspected that he she
himself. He is expected to recover.
Frank Leh, convicted on four charge
Of burglary, at Allentown, was sentel
ced on Monday night to thirteen veal
and six months Imprisonment an
th. payment of $l4oO fine.
Mr.. Ball, U. S. Consul at Buda'Pestl
Hungary, in report to the State d
partment, estimates the loss OF prope
ty in szpgedin by the great Hood
SIS 100000.
Henry Crsitz was crushed to deaf
In the Blue Mountain Slate Quarry me-
Allentown, on Monday, by the falliI
of a heavy rock. He leaves wife al
several children.
Lieutenant Loder, with fourteen II
fantry soldiers, had fight with sou
Indians in Mussel Shell Canyon, fe
days ago. Eight Indians were killed.
The house of Joseph Meyer, at Lai
caster, Ohio, was burned yesterd'
morning, and a girl, 8 years OF ag
perished in the flames.
A fire at Eureka, Nevada, on satu
day night, caused loss estimated
Al 600 0O0