Daily Republican., 1879-09-29
FIRST EDITION.
NEWS SUMMARY. q

Sounsbury-HOnOrinE StOnewalI
Jsckson-Other Incidents, Acct.
dents, Casualties aud Crimes.
Ths Park Avenue Baptist church, of
G. Louis, presided over by DR.. w. W.
Boyd. has been found guilty by the
81 g. Louis Baptist Association of heter-
odoxv and irregularity in practice, and
syclnded from fellowship. In conse-
ousncs of this action, the Fourth Bap-
t;st church, Rev. ]. V. Schofeld, pas
tor has Withdrawn from the Associa-
tion.
lanes Cahill, young burglar, who
VAS brought from Canada some time
sco was sentenced, at Buffalo. on Sat.
u1dsv. to a term in the Elmira Peniten-
tiary. His counsel alleged that he was
"sbducted contrary TO the law OF ma
TONS" refused to take any part In the
trial. and will appeal the case.
A gravel train on the Reading Rail-
road was struck in the rear by freight
train near Douglasville on Saturday
morning. Isaac Prizer, Of Pottstown,
conductor of the gravel train, was
killed. aud Alexander Young was go
badly injured that he died In the after
noon. David Davidheser was seriously
injured.
The funeral Of Rev. Dexton l.. Louns-
bury, killed by his wife, at Stratford,
Conn, on Wednesday, took place on
saturday, from Christ Church, Of which
he was rector. Bishop Williams, of
connecticut, led the services, and bish-
on Bedell, OF Ohio. was present. Mrs.
Lounsbury is sick in bed.
A telegram from fredericksburg, Va,
saws that on Saturday a large boulder
of native white quartz rock was moved
from the mining region near the VIII
derness and placed TO mark the spot
where stonewall Jackson received his
death. 1t will have simple and suita-
ble inscription.
The new Roman Catholic Church of
81. Patrick, in Norwich, Conn.,, was
dedicated yesterday, Bishop Mcmahon,
bf Hartford, officiating. Archbishop
Gibbons, of Baltimore, was present,
and celebrated Vespers in the evening.
The church is the largest and finest in
Eastern CONNECTICUT, and cost nearly
l250, 900.
President McCosh has dismissed five
tudents:. FROM Princeton College "for
Intentionally conduct at Trenton
ately." They were drunk and disorder
v, and two Of them broke in the doors
II disreputable house, which one or
more of them had been in the habit Of
listing.
James Quinsenbury, lately acquitted
II the murder of DR.. Grayson and wife,
II Palestine, Texas, was shot dead on
Saturday by City Marshal Rogers, who
vas witness for the State on the trial:
i is said Quinsenbury had threatened
Rogers life several times.
Joseph A. Lowe, farmer, aged 30
vears and unmarried, was found muir
Tered in his barn, at West Cumberland,
Me-, on Saturday morning. He was
loorkeeper at a dance the previns night
md it is supposed that tramps killed
bin for the money in his possession.
Frederick Harvey, residing near Mud
.y Creek, W. Va, attempted to kill his
tepdaughter, a few days ago, by cut
ing and stabbing her in a horrible
manner. He then committed suicide.
he is supposed to have been insane.
rhe girl is not expected to recover.
Six companies of U. S. troops will
AXE part in the celebration of the 9Sth
lnniversar of the surrender of Corn
Falis at Yorktown, Va, in October. 1t
intended to have a'grand celebration
II the centennial of the surrender, in
1881.
Wendell Phillips has written letter
positively declining the Greenback
domination for Lieutenant-G Governor of
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Phillips thinks he
Jan serve the Greenback movement
pore electually by remaining outside
party lines. ..-
Twenty -four hundred gallons of
Fhisky, from Shufeldt's distillery in
Fhicago, were seized in Nashville on
aturday, because of failure to COM
Ny with the law concerning marks and
rands.
James Wyatt Stone was convicted in
Washington, on Saturday. Of having
murdered his wife, Alberta, in October
last year, by cutting her throat with
razor. A new trial was moved.
Marcus II. Whitley was hanged at
Ocshontas, Ark, ON Friday, for the
urder Of Duke Sumner in 1877. He
ads a written confession of the crime.
Edward Decourci was shot dead by
ls brother, at Lambton, near Toronto,
Friday. They were drunk, and had
uarrelled over some property.
Johl Walsh, sailor, was dangerous
If not fatally, stabbed by barten-
d named Burgess in drunken quar-
in Buffalo yesterday. Burgess es-
ped to Canada.
Thomas Evans, of Duncannon, Pa,
as struck by locomotive while walk
g on the Pennsylvania Railroad
ack yesterday, and he died in a few
burs.
VIM. Hester, aged 20 years, acciden.
ny shot himself dead at Easton, Pa,
saturday, while trying to climb up
ashed with a loaded gun.
The Supreme Court at Providence on
lurday appointed Robert Thompson
uS'es OF the property of Mrs. Catha-
ne Chase spragus.
Tiark Blown, convicted of the murder
r's y, lathtr and sister, was sentenced
cornwall, Ont, on Saturday, to be
'nged on October 3lst.
a hre in Dover, N. H., yesterday
Drn'ng, destroyed several large
poden buildings. causinp n loss of