Daily Republican., 1879-10-01
kST EDITION.
NEWS SUMMARY.

tDay.
pner in the county jail at Bath,
rev pepper in the turkeys
erday morning, and escaped
e others. One was captured
wing the premises by a SER
The Sheriff's wife seized
powerful ruflian, but was
he was caught, however. on
te side of the river after being
gh the leg. The third was
BY a sixteen-year-old boy,who
revolver at him. The fourth
arge.
Mill, No. 2, the only mill in
entirely suspended since the
4 the strike, three months
led yesterday afternoon, the
bg run by the old spinners.
mill, where the "knobsticks"
Monday was running 20 out
Of mules yesterday morning.
ll River mills are now run
Irt or full time, except the
w mill, which Is idle for
tton.
ingalls, Bribery Investigation
John Bissell, member for
bunty, testified yesterday that
had offered him control of the
in his county If he would
q predjudices existing there
M and vote for him. S. N.
btified that J. S. Danford told
kould give $500 to 5000 for
ingalls,.
imore paper yesterday morn
ftised the mysterious disap-
of J. B. Warren, a merchant
Carolina, who came to Balti-
|uy goods. He is about % years
Id is believed to have had with
b in cash. He has not been
b Monday morning.
ID there will be a general
The coal miners of Iowa and
b October 4th. Also, that the
having contracts with the
companies at losing prices, are
thy with the strike, hoping
heel these contracts.
roner's Jury in the case of
ks, who died recently in West
town, near Troy, N. Y, from
s of a felonious assault, has
a verdict against Stephen
He is in the Troy Jail.
b T. G. Moore, who shot Colo
ewis Clark, Jr., in a quarrel
but of a horse race, in Louis
on Monday, gave himself up
lice, and was released yester-
1900 bail. His son George was
$500 bail as an accessory.
1ound is not considered danger
Circuit Court at Washington
y, $4,000 damages were award
st R. J. Dangsrfeld for being
to the shooting and manning
Thompson, a year ago. The
in the shooting was G. W.
Rl Grant and party left San
b yesterday for Stockton, Cal.
eral was enthusiastically re-
the stations along the road and
\. He left for the Yosemite Val
be evening.
nary election was held in Pc
B, Va, yesterday, to ratify the
lion of Messrs. Jackson and
supporters of the Mccullough
lmpromise. The Readjusters
part in tho election.
Fnor Hoyt has appointed ex-
leeds to be Clerk of the Court of
Sessions, to succeed George
Jr., deceased.
B Supreme Judicial Court at
yesterday, Emeline w. Ward
! given S5,20S damages, in a
inst L. C. Boydon and another
ing up a wrong prescription.
Francis Gillette died in Hart
n., yesterday. He was a U.
pr in 1Sb4-55, filling the unex-
m of Truman Smith, who re-
es L. West, Of Harrisburg, Pa,
|pwn from a freight train at
esterday morning, and so badly
|that he died in a few hours.
announced Officially" that the
courtney race will positively
Zee on the 10th of October, on
qua Lake.
A. Hall, a well-known rubber
turer, committed suicide in
pter, Mass, yesterday, by cut
thrOa. in a bath tub.
n. Hawkinscp, being out of
lied himself with a dose of
y, in Chicago, on Monday
Tin Boehm, telegraph opera
accidentally drowned near
lans yesterday.
he quarantine restrictions
New Orleans established at Mo
, removed yesterday.
Lamotte, a grocer, han ed
n Chicago, on Monday night,
of domestic trouble.
-union of "ex-Union prisoners
derate prisoners" will begin
p, Ohio, to day.
pal Military Convention.
ational Military Convention
adjourned meeting in st. Louis
y. 1t was called to order by
W. c. Squires. Mayor Over
vered an address of welcome,
General Hunt, Of Ohio, re-
General Denver, of Ohio,
led President, and General
r, of Iowa, Secretary. The
af the Convention were given
\ on the Fair Grounds in the
Speeches were made by
daury, of Virginia; General
Mississippi, Lieut.. Colonel
of Illinois: General Brack-