Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-12
NEWS SUMMARY.
Terrible Murder in New York
what o mormon Returning Board
Dld-The Tennessee Democratic
C0nventlon-Otho Incidents, Ac.
oidsnts. crimes and Casualties.


eidents. grimes and Casualties.
In Thompson street tenement house
in New York, yesterday morning,
Amadee Bigot, o French turner, cut the
throat Of Mrs. Mariette Renout, who
had rejected his proposal of marriage,
nearly ssvering the head from the
body. He then cut his own throat and
rushed into the street, where he was
arrested. Mrs. Rsnout was the mother
of seven children. Her murderer iC in
a dangerous condition.
The Mormon Returning Board of
Beaver county, Utah, have thrown out
the vote Of the Gentle precincts OF
Frisco, Milford, Adamsville and Miners
Vile, thus defeating the State Sheriff
elect on the Liberal ticket. The Gentle
voters Of Frisco have resolved to refuse
TO pay taxes, in consequence Of this dis
reimbursement.
Advices have been received in St.
Louis, Mo, that 10000 negroes will
smigrats from Mississippi and Louisi-
ana within the next two months to
Kansas and other Northern States.
About forty per day have been cared
for by the St. Louis Colored Rslie
Board, and forwarded to their dsstina
lions.
J. B. Weaver, the Greenback candt
date for the Presidency, arrived at Lit
tie Rock, Ark, yesterday, and ad
dressed Meeting last night. He has
spoken at Newport and Lesrey, and
will leave to-day for Russellville.
The steamship Bennie Lee, with 25(
tons Of assorted merchandise, blew NJ
and sank Oh Monday evening, at Lone
wall Landing, La. JEFF. Persey, second
clerk, was killed, and little son o
Mr.. McDsrmott is missing.
Thomas Hogan and Lawrence Nal
teer, while driving loaded beer Wagon
yesterday, from Albany to Newtonviile
lin. Y, fell beneath the wheels and wsr'
killed.
| A barge containing about 1000 excur
sionists struck food-rock in the Ess
lRiver, N. Y, last evening. Great ex
oitement ensued but all Of them wer'
rescued.
The body of William N. Eegus' son
of East Forty eighth street New York
drowned in front OF the steamer 0ceani
on Tuesday afternoon, was fouud nea
Fairhaven, N. j., yesterday morning
j Eusebius Jennings, "a years old
while boating with his newly-marrie'
wife yesterday morning, at Mitchell
Point, N. j., went in swimming. Il
was seized with cramps, and drowned
before assistance arrived.
The Republican State Central Com
mittee of Georgia has called the stat
Convention to meet at Atlanta cn Sep
tembsr 7th, to nominate q State an
electoral ticket.
DR.. Tanners food yesterday consis,
sd mainly of stewed oysters and milk
a piece Of watermellon being eaten
intervals. His weight last evening wa
TAT pounds.
The iron steamship Citv Of AuQusts
1000 tons burthen, built for the Ocea
Steamship Company, was lausche
' yesterday, from Roach's shipyard
Chester, Pa.
The murdered body of John Hayes
of opdensburg, N. Y, was found o
the lake front, Chicago, Ill, yesterda
= morning. Near by was a satchel, rifle
Of its contents.
8 Dr. Edward L. Halle was shot an
instantly killed on Tuesday night q
Warsaw, Wis, by DR.. Bennett, tn
0 cause being professional jealousy.
? Mrs. Elizabeth II. Compton, SO ysal
. old, drowned herself yesterday morl
! ing at Metucheu, n. J. She lesVes COL
siderable property.
The safe in Dr.. T. Edgar Hunts res
, dsnce, at Easton, Pa, was blown ops
By burglars early yesterday morning
and $50. 200 worth Of securities an
.ljewelry stolen.
' Edmunds L. FitEsimmons, boy, va
|, crushed to death by steam street rol
y or, yesterday afternoon, in sout
Q Washington, D. c.
n Planters in North Carolina say thi
= the heavy rains have damaged the 90
8 ton crop fifty per cent. during the pa
J. week.
IS Mrs, Elizabeth Walker, q native
n Ireland, died at Phillipsburg, Pa, o