Daily Republican., 1879-11-21
LAST NIGHTS RECORD
or Accidents nnd Incidents Oceur.
ring All Over tne aOunfry. CON.
denned from Dispatches.

Mr.. German Munoz, a native OF Cuba,
now an American citizen, and q cigar
manufacturer in Brooklyn, N. Y, was
advised by telegram yesterday, OF the
arrest of his wife and brother Ciprian.
also Brook yn cigar manufacturer, by
the Spanish authorities at Santiago de
Cuba. Mrs. Muuoz was a passenger by
the steamship Santiago, which sailed
from New York on the Sd inst, and she
an d her brother-in.law were going to
CieDfuegos. Mr.. Munoz telegraphed to
Secretary Evarts begging him to inter
fere, and then started for Washington
to see the Secretary on the subject.
Charles G. Bosse, a book-Eeeper OF
the Wisconsin Fire and Marine lnsnr-
ancs Company's Bank, Milwaukee, has
been arrested on the charge Of embez-
element. II is rumored that 10 has
stolen about 100000. ue was dis
charged for revealing secrets OF the
bank to Jacobs, cashier Of the Second
Ward Savings Bank, and after his dis
missal the others dishonesty was dis
covered. Ii is said Bose Is preparing
a statement duplicating another en-
ploye OF the Company.
At a meeting OF the Commissioners
of the State Survey of New York, IN
Utica, yesterday, architect Olmstsad
submitted plans and estimates for the
proposed International Park, at Ma
CARA Falls, which will bs submitted to
the Legislature. A resolution was
adopted advocating the purchase ny
the State of the lands Indicated in the
report. committee was appointed to
confer with the Canadian authorities on
the subject.
A foo.pad named Stewart, and a
"claim Jumper" named Frodscham,
were taken from Jail at Leadville, Col
orado, at / o'clock, yesterday morning,
and lynched by mob. The bodies re-
mained all day in a shed where the
men wers hanged, and a placard around
the neck of oDe OF them warned 'all
lot thieves, bunko thieves, fcotT ads,
and chronic bondsmen for the same" OF
a similar fate.
Henry Morris and his sister, John
Winters, and two brothers named Love
Ily, are believed to have been lost by
the wreck of o sail boat in Advocate
Harbor, N. S., on Saturday night. The
wrecked boat was found on the beach
on Sunday morning, and the body OF
Winters was seen. Rough weather mas
prevented search for the others.
The Society of the Army of the Cnm-
ber!and yesterday elected officers for the
ensuing year, with General Z. IL. Sher-
idan as President. 1t was decided to
hold the next annual reunion in Toledo.
In the evening, the members OF the So
ciety were received by the President
and Mrs. Hayes at the White House.
Colonel Dual, Dominion Inspector
of Fisheries, reports that the Prince
Edwards Island Fisheries have been
much more productive this season than
last year. During the season just clos
cd 500 were engaged in fishing, and
500 girls were employed in the lobster
factories.
The body of John Miller, with re-
. yolyer beside it and two bullet holes in
3 the breast, was found in the woods near
r Gilbertsville, Montgomery county, Pa,
, on Wednesday afternoon. Miller dis
. appeared on election day, and is sup
. posed to have committed suicide while
drunk.
Two of the Republican Senators elect
g in Maine went to Bangor yesterday to
f commences legal proceedings before
= the Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court,
I to compel the Governor and Council
I TO give them access to the election
Q returns.
The Supreme Court of Missouri has
q granted writ of habsGs corpus in the
!, case Of i. II. Brown, Telegraph Super
q intapdent, WHO is "Gonstrnctive'y II
r iail" for refusing to Troduce telegramt
/, before the Grand Jury.
/. Ii is said the residents Of Monmouth
: Beach, N. j., are trying to secure an
j. paxation 10 the corpora ion OF Long
q Branch, or consolidation with Seabright
/. " hoping thus 10 Escape their present
excessive taxation"
Messrs. Webb, Rolis, Foster, anc
g Wymsu, of the United states Treasury
: Department, are now in Prince Edward''
o Island gathering information regarding
the Fishery question.
q Five hundred cases OF diarrh@a ar
y re repor,ed in the Kentucky penitentiary
" The physicians are unable to datermih'
|. the cause Of the disease.