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National Republican., 1880-08-17
RUM AND IT'S FR UIrS.
Shocking Crimes Resulting From Intoxicn
tion,

Shocking Crimes Resulting From IntoXicn-
ton.
Sr LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Horace b. Yaile while
intoxicated went into the saloon of Edward
Trainaine, in Eust st. Louis, last night, got
into n quarrel with Trainaine and was shot
three times by the latter and killed. Train.
aine gave hims elf up this morning and is now
in Jail. Vailo was assistant superintendent of
tho national stock yards ut East st. Louis, but
latterly he had been acting rs clerk in ex-
Mayor Bowman's Office.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16,-John Kellehor,
residing at Oakland with his wife and neigh
Dor, Mrs. King, INDUCED in drunken
carouse last night, in the course of which the
house was set on fire. Two OF Kolleher's
children, Eugene aud Aunie, aged two and
hvc, respectively, were burned to cnders.
james, aged four years, was burned fatally.
Mrs. Kellohcr will probably die from her in
iurics. Mrs. King was badly scorchcd and
Kelleher slightly hurt.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16-Whio Joseph BuehlCr
was hauling Il party of men in u furniture
wagon from Bambcrger's garden, in south
western suburb of the city, 10 tho end Of The
street railroad late last night, dispute arose
between some of tho men, who seOin to have
been drunk, and Buehler, as to tho direction
the latter should drive to reach the railroad.
Buchlcr would not yield to their demands,
whCreupOh thcy bruldlly hssNhlltu hllht ana
ho was either thrown out or fell from the
wagon, receiving injuries from which ho died
shortly after. His assalnnts then took his
horse and drove oil, escaping arrest.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. l6.-About II o'clock
last night John Karin, u snloon'kceper on the
Abbott road, WIS fatally stabbed by bolrder
named Martin Flanagan who arose from his
bed, went into Karin's bedroom and stabbed
him near tho heart with common jack -knifo.
Il Ia1t il,nt anI lrt IA
the refusal Of Karin To give Flanagan, who was
already intoxicated, moro liquor, Karin died
at 1880 o'clocl; this morning. lie had charge
of the Eric aud Lake Shore transfer house in
tho immediate vicimity,and Flanagan boarded
with and worked for him. The murdered
mans wifc aud child witnessed the tragedy
The murderer was arrested carly this morn
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Promotions in the rntcmt ONCE.

Tho following promotions and appointments
were made in the patent Office proper yestcr-
day:
Promoted from third to second assistant ex-
aminers-William Ii. Seaman of the District of
Columbia, Charles +. Randall of Illinois,
Charles j. Ilimtncr of Michigan, Henry Ia.
Smith of Wisconsin, Joseph Lyons of the Dis
trict of Columbia, George L. Whittosy of
Maine, and Frederick NJ. Tryon of Wisconsin.
From second class clorkships to third as
sistant xamner--Arthur w. Grossly Of Massa-
chusetts. From 5000 oerkship to third rs
sistant examiuer-Rsndall 9. Hyatt Of New
York.
Appointed third assistant cxaminers-W, III.
Knight of the District Of Columbia, Daniel S.
Kelley of New York, l.. w. Maxon of Con-
nectcut, Albert g. Fowler Of Missouri, Ed
ward NJ Bentley of Connecticut, Charles II.
Richardson of Massachusetts,, aud Max GJorgii
OF the District Of Columbia.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Virginia Politics,

A public meeting of tho republicans of
Virginia will be held this (ruosday) evening
in Thompsou's hall, at Falls Church, Va,
updcr the auspices of the Garfield and Arthur
club. This demonstration will BE- con-
tinuation of the campaign so goriously begun
at Leesburg on saturday evening Tho
camp-Gres are lighted aud the battle for the
right must go on until the cause of truth aud
liberty is crowned with success. A torch
light procession will take place and the meet.
ing will be addressed hy A. j. Cory aud
Joseph NJ. Wilson Of this city, both well known
rs good speakers and able expouents of the
principles Involved in the prcseut campaign.
These public meetings will be held every two
weeks on Tuesday evenings, ut which time
addresses will be delivered by parties welt
known for their devotion 10 republican pruci-
Mos
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GRANT At ENVER.
Tho Same Unbounded Enthusiasm Ever
where.


DENVER, COL, Aug, 16.-A committee of
prominent citizcns headed by Governor Pit
kin, left Denver by special train this morning
for Manitou, where they met General Grant
and escorted him TO Donvor. The party ar
rived at 5:45 this afternoon. Upon the ar
rival Of the train salute was fired by the
Chaffee light artillery, after which process.
sion was formed Of civic aud military organ
iaations and proceeded through the principal
streets to tho hotel. The general was mounted
on gray horse. The houses along the line of
march were gsily decorated, and every avail
able spot was point Of observation for people
all along the line. The general was welcomed
with hearty cheers.
Upon arriving at the hotel the general dis.
mounted aud entered tho building, but in
response to calls from the crowd soon appeared
upon tho balcony and bowed pleasantly. lie
then turned to retreat, when the crowd clam.
ored for speech. He smiled aud said Com
RACES, thank you, but all l wish to say is to
introduce to you Governor Routt, whom l
know to be very fond of talking to large
crowd" Governor Routt said but few words
and then retired. A reception was held at the
Glenham hotel tonight. Tomorrow night
there will be banquet given in honor of Con
erul Grant,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
A Remlnder OF Approaching Winter.

RoNDoUT, N, Y. Aug 1G,-There was frost
In various sections OF Ulster county last night.
The temperature at Tine Hill at u. m. was
A5o. Many of the mountain boarding.houses
had fires Yesterday and this morning for tho
comfort Of their guests At Margarctvllo,
Delaware county, at a. m, tho scale marked
44o There were heavy frosts and tender yegi-
talon was killed, and the growing crops such
as corn aud buckwheOt were somewhat in
juGcd. A stage'driyer reports that Light
snow fell in Storey Glove, Ulster county, last
night. At Stamford Delaware county, there
was heavy white frost and sheet ice this
morning, The temperature at o'clock was
32o The growing crops were somewhat dam
aged,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Il CHURCH SClNDIL.
EIopement of Priest and Nun.

DENVER, Coll, Aug 1G.-The 7iiJuRe has a
long special dispatch from Mcssilla, N. NJ, to
throughout tho Mosslla valley over the clope-
ment of Father Todo Rou6lt priest of Las
Cruces, and a brilliant aud bea utiful young
lady named Miss Marguerite arcia from the
convent of the sisters of Loretto, who recently
entered that institution it is said. ut tho SO.
licitation of the priest against tho wishes OF
her parents. After continued scandalous pro-
ceedings the couple eloped and were overtakcn
at small hamlet, whence the priest appeared
in dishabille, and WAS struck and would have
been killed by an uncle of the girl had moi
officers of the law interfercd. The priest and
girl were finally married. The former tell'
horrible stories about bishops aud other priests
National Republican., 1880-08-17
halfway Mail relief Association.

PrTTsBURG, PA, Aug. 16.-The Mutual
Benefit association of the railway mail SER
vice held special meeting at the Mononga-
hela house this evening George w. Lambert
of indianapolis was elected secretary and
treasurer to fill the unexpred term Of W. W.
James of Washington, d. c., who has resigned,
TIE place for holding the next annual conyen'
ton was changed from Atlanta, Ga, to Chi
cago and will take place November l6. Tho
proceedings were harmonious, and reports
show that the association Is in good condition.
National Republican., 1880-08-17

IIPORT.iNT 1RREST.
A Notorious Forger and Two "Pais" Car
tured.

tured.
PROVIDENCE, r, l., Aug. 16.-Chares o.
Brockway. the notorious forger. with an ac-
complco calling himself Joseph Cook, but
who is believed to be Billy oglc, were arrested
here this morning by Detective Il. s. Gaylor of
Pinkorton's agency, assisted by tho Provi'
donce officers. Brockway and his accomplice
were seen here at work on Saturday by Dctcc
tive Gaylor, who had been watching for thom
aud job was put up OH them. This morning
Cook went in the Fourth National bank aud
presented forged check for Sl,327. Detcc.
tive Parker of this city was there watching for
him and at the same time stepped up und pre-
sontcd another check. The money was paid
to Cook and he was putting it in
his pocket when Parker arrested him.
Word was at once sent to Detective
GaylOr who was In readiness near by, aud he
started for tho bank expecting to find Brock
way waiting outside of tho bank. His sus-
picions were correct and he arrested Brock
way without difficulty. Both men wcro
locked UP and will probably be arraignod this
afternoon. Brockway Is one of tho most
skillful couuterfciters in the country. He had
just come on here from Chicago, where he was
in prison for forgery. The third member Of
the Brocltway gang, not being aware OF tho
arrest of his confoderatcs, presented forged
check at the old national bank and was ar
rested after sharp pursuit, aided by pistol
firing. The name of this furgGr Is not yet
known.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
rrlccnth pIstrIet nenuhIIenns.

At meeting Of the drcenth district rcpub.
iicans, held in the hall of the Second Baptist
church last evening, Garfield aud Arthur
club was formed, aud the following officers
were elected: John Fitzgerald, president;
Thornton Davis, yiee.presidentj Mr., Jehiics,
soorclaryi jackson rippens, treasurer Thomas
Davis, scrgeautatarms, Great enthusiasm
was manifested aud spirited spcechos made by
Messrs Fitzgerald aud Davis, which were
yocifcrously uheercd. A resolution was passed
that tue club attond The grand ratification on
the 10Th instant.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Ass,ss,nntion in North Carolina.

RALEIGH Aug, i6Z,Relioblo information
has just been received Of tho assassination of
General Bryan Grimes on the lith inst, near
his home ia Pitt county. Rumor says he was
riding in buggy along the highway when he
was shot dead by some one concealed In the
bushes. Tho murderer is supposed to have
been negro or white man against both of
whom General Grimes was an important wit
ness in an arson case. The scene of the MUIR
der being remote from telegraph conmunica-
tion the particulars have not yet boon OBJ
tanned. General Grimes was very promi-
mont citizen, and reached by his high solderly
qualities tho rank of mnjor-generSl in the con-
iudpruto army.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
THE CH1UIA O0U1 MEETING.
A Temperance Day-I;evivh OF the Chris
tinn Commission.

A Temperance Ddy-i;evivai OF the Chris
tinn Commission.
CHAUTAUoUA, N. Y, Aug. 1G-On Saturday
night there was q grand concert and Il bril-
liant lecture by Mrs Letctia Youmans Of Cam
ada on temperance. Yesterday was temper
auco day." There were temperance prayer
meetings, temperance conference, chill
dren's temperance meeting, tho anniversary
meeting Of the Women's National Christian
Temperance union. addresses on temperance
by Miss Lucia Kimbsll Of Chicago, Miss Fran
ccs T.. Willard and other ladies, and by 10.
seph Cook. The Sunday school yesterday mum
bered 4,023 participants, the largest ever held
rero. Tho United States Christian commission
is revived, with George II. Stuart Us president
and full list of officers. A meeting Is TO 90
held year hence, 10 which all members ofthe
old christian aud sanitary commissions and
all chaplans in the federal and confederate
armies are invited for christian aud patriotic
reunion. In numbers and interest the meet
Tugs are now at their climax.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Kansns RepuhlIean Association.

The temporary organization Of the Kansas
Republican association was called tp order by
Captain George W. Weed in their old rooms,
corner of Ninth and G streets northwest, DR..
Ed IL. Grant acting secretary. The commit.
tee appointed TO present constitution and
plan of organization mado majority and
minority report aud after au excited dcbato
the majority report was adopted with amend
mcuts. The title Of tho association is the
"Kausas Republican association" aud its OBJ.
ioGts are to assist ia the election OF Garfield
and Arthur, to furnish aid wherever required
aud assist in the election OF the republican
ticket both county aud state, throughout the
United States After the adoption Of the con.
slitution the following officers were scctcd:
Presidents, H. j. Dallas; vico.presdsnt, George
W. Weed; assistant vice.presidcnts: first DIS
trict Mr.. House; second, q, 5, Brown; third,
j. W. Mcmillan; secretary, John p. Hamilton;
treasurer A. \. Thomas,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
I,rederIclssbarg Mnlsers.

Tho following is published by request, for
the reason that brief notice Of the meeting
has been criticised and its correctness i'm
pliedly denied;
At meeting of republicans Of Fredcriols'
burg, held ut Samaritan hall Saturday, July
81. 1850 Rev. l.. G. Walden was called TO tho
chair and John Sacrey was elected secretary.
ON motion the following preamble and rcso.
lutions were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, BY recent conduct Henry T. Brngdon
has forfeited the confidence and respect Of all good
Resoiued That said Bragdon be expelled from
the party organization of Fredericksburg,
Rt50irei That John Sulliuger be elected to repre-
sent the republicans of Fredericksburg on the COM
gressiona committee OF the first district in OF
said Bragdon, and that the chairman and seCr0'
tRry Of said committee be notided OF his election,
Alter remarks by Mr. John W. Wolt2, W.,
X. Sawse aud Fat Blxley, ir, constitution
for the formation of a Garfield aud Arthur
club was adopted, and Major Charles Williams
elected president aud William II. Yates score
tary of said club
Tho following resolution was then uuani-
mOuslyEadoptcd;
Rcso'rcd, That VIC ndorSe tho nomination of
John w. Volt, esq, for congress, aud we hereby
pledge 10 him our cordial aud earnest support,
l.. G. WALpES, chairman,
JouN SACREY, secretary,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
sevcro Hail storm in virginia.

DANvILLE VA, Aug. 16-A furious hail
storm swept through the ncishborhood of
Vernon Hill Halifax county, yesterday, COM
ing from northern direction, embracing a
section of country a mile aud a'half wide and
extending great distance southwark. The
hailstoncs were very large. The wind blew n
terrific gale and there was heavy fall OF
rain. One planter had 100000 hills of to-
bacco destroyed and other planters had largo
nnantties rMinNd.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
nrnuneh ,yhilo nnthinn.

TORONTO, Aug 16.-RObert Wilkes, whole.
sale jewelcr of this city, his daughter Florence
aged fifteen, and son BERTHE, aged eleven, were
drowned at Sturgeon Point mt noon to-day.
Florence and BERTHE were bathing Off the
point, when the boy got beyond his depth.
Mr.. Wilkes, who was in boat, jumped out
to save him. Tho daughter also went to the
rescue, and all three went down. Tho bodies
were recovered shortly afterward.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Tnrn hN IIAnnns.

Adispatch received in this city yesterday
stated that Herr Dmyon, tho wild beast
tanner aud cnunon.ball man of Coupy circus,
was attacked by hycnas ut Winchester, Va,
Yesterday and horribly torn. lie is 10, oX-
pertcd TO live. Dryton rides in the process
sion in q cage with six hyeuas, aud it IS sup
posed that whilo his attention was attracted
10 something outside Of the cage the animals,
which are very treacherous, sprang upon him.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
RcllcIous Riots i'm nolnnd.

LoND ON, Aug 1G-Cathollc demonstrations
were made in various parts Of Ireland yester'
day in connection wi Tia the 10Th of August
(ady day celebrations. AZ Dung0nnon the
WAS attended with serious
roting. The police, who had been severely
stoned, fired on the procession aud one man
was killed aud twenty persons wounded.
There was also rioting in other parts of the
country aud several policemen were injured,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
THOSE HoGuS DIrLoKls.

A "Grndunto" Placed in u bad situation.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, l6.-At tho August
term ortho United States district court, which
began here to-day, true bills Of Indictment
were found by the grand jury against "Dr"
John Buchanan, charged with dcyising n
scheme to delraud aud with using tho mail
for illegitimate purposes.
Tho coroner's jury this morning inyesti'
gated the case of William Hammond, coll
ored child whose death occurred several weeks
ago, in which Dr." David Wright, one OF
Buchanau's graduates, gave n certificate Of
.doalh from "eollary f,ntum." Evidence was
moduccd TO show that Wright was graduate
of the buchanan eclectic college,; that several
druggists had refused to compound his illogi-
bio prescriptions and that Tho child really
died from natural causes The verdict was
MS follows; "Wc the jury, do find thai VIII
liam Hammond died FROM natural causes, aud
we do ccusuIo DR. Wright for prescribing as
an unqualified physician of the bogus diploma
buchanan college, and we do find Mr., Falkcn.
berg druggist, equally guilty ,as Dr. Wright
and we do call the attention Of the district
attorney to this and similar cases which bring
disgrace TO the medical profession in our city"
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Rnrned to Denth from a CIrnr.

LANCASTER, PA, Aug. 16.-Mlss Lille
Mater, aged eighteen years, was walking with
a gentleman near Mt. Joy yesterday afternoon,
when q spark from the latters cigar set fire to
her dress, and she becoming alarmed sta rtcd
to run. A gentleman who was driving TO ward
her ju mped out of his carriage and wrapped
a blanket around her, but she was SO badly
burned that she died shortly after.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
nrtcnnlh nl,lrIoL nemocrata.

Tho fifteenth district Hancock aud English
club had their regular weekly meeting last
night at Gernania hall, corner OF II aud
Fourth streets northwest, The president, Mr..
c. &. Frazer, in the chair with Mr.. Charles
Tutsopaugh secretary. Attor the transaction
of routine business The olub adjourned TO the
corner OF Massachusetts avenue and Second
street, where the district Hancock anl Eng
lish polo-raising occurred,
National Republican., 1880-08-17

NEW York, Aug 16,--.Iames Murphy, q
farmer near East New York, l., l., being
greatly annoyed by boys stealing apples from
his orchard, lay in wait on Sunday for tho
dcprcdators armed with II loaded gun. Michael
Kelly, eleven years of age, was caught in tho
orchard and Murphy shot him in the back,
causing wounds which will prove fatal. Muir
nhv Inns npl
National Republican., 1880-08-17
somebody Found Responsible.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. l6,-Thc local steam.
boat inspectors, as tho result of their invcsti-
cation into the recent collision of the steam.
boat Garland with tho steam yacht Mamie
have revoked the licenses of both captains,
on tho ground that it was entirely within
thoir powor to have prevented tho terrible
accident in the exercise of any sort of pru-
dcnce in the management Of their respective
bnuIg.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Another Head in the Dust.

Now Kate DOdson's head rolls into Ser
geaut.at.Arms Brights basket She is n col
ored woman-is tho widow Of soldier of
tho regular army; she has occupied the posi-
ton in charge Of the ladies' retiring'room OF
the senate for some twenty years, and has
given marked satisfaction to the public, Sho
was discharged on Saturday last, to take effect
yesterday, though her duties hGy0 boen
discharged with fidelity. She is put out with
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Investigating tho Mays Landing Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 1G.-This after
noon Coroner Iszard of Camden, N. j., began
an inquest in the case of Mrs. Emma and Miss
Sarah Wright, who died in that city from in
iuries received by tho accident on the West
Jersey Il Atlantic Railroad at Mays Landing
on Wednesday last, aud who were buried yes
terday. A large number of witnesses were
examined. Iu order 10 obtain the testimony
of those vino were not in attendance to-day
the inquest was postponed until Wednesday
eventup
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Another WIG Muidcrcr.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 16-AIrs Isabella Smalley,
wife of Henry Smallcy, died last Friday
evening. Upon her body were found marks
and SCARS indicative ofharsh treatment by some
one. Smalley WAS arrested aud Tonight tho
jury rendered verdict that Mrs. Smallcy
came to Ter death from injuries received at
the hands of her husband.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Died from 1t mathematics Bite.

SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 16-A dispatch from
sNnta Paula, Ventura county, says: "Rev. J.
w. Guiberson, who has held many Offices Of
trust in the state aud who was one Of the
pioneers of this county, was bitten BY Il rattle
snake yesterday and died last night from the
effects of the wound.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Summoned Sulnide.

New YORK, Aug. 16.-Gcorgo Berger, a
German cigar-maker, was found dying this
morning from self-innicted pistol wound at
02 Varick streot. He says the injury was re-
ceivod through the accidental discharge OF the
revolver, but the police believe that it was
case of suicide,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Tho Now York yacht SQUADRON

NEWPORT II. l., Aug, 16-The New York
yacht squadron, accompanied by the Eastern
yacht squadron, left here at 8 o'clock for New
Bedford. The attempt to got upa race hero to-
day fell through through some misunder'
standing Tho fleet is to return hero. The
nrlmclpnl race will be sailel at New Bedford.
National Republican., 1880-08-17
Now YorIs GrcoubnoIlers,

SYRACUSE, n, w. Aug, l6-Tho groonbacS
stotc oonyeutipu meets In this city tomorrow.
II is expected 2Ql delegates will be present,
National Republican., 1880-08-17
No Dcsire for Empty uonOrs.

New HAVEN, Aug. 16.-Richard ID. Hub.
bard of Hartford positively refuses to accept
the democratic nominate for governor.
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but the truth" were pronounced, Hung
said "Of course very distinctly. Judge
Finn proceeded to question him upon
his competency to serve as bondsmaH.
When questioned concerning his proper
ty he said that he and partner had a
lot and house on Stockton street, be-
tween Washington and Jackson. He
had paid in $5, 900 as his share in the in
vestment.
This paid the ground rent for fifteen
years. He held lease for that time.
Then his partner invested $4,000 in i'm
proving the building, which Hung said
was in adilapidated condition. He stated
that from this investment Of $10,000
they enjoyed a monthly income of 500.
He also said he would not sell his inter-
est for $4,000. Then, again. he hired q
house on Stout allev, for which he paid
a monthly rental of $3.50. From this he
received an income of about $3.50 per
month. In addition to this, Hnng's
father, he said, had property valued at
$4,000 in this city. His father left for
China some time ago. When he left he
gave this same L. w. Hung general
power of attorney. The property is the
same as his own, in his opinion.
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NOTICE.

CTATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY PRO-
- BATE COURT.-Edward De Serisy, admins
TRAITOR OF the estate OF Jonathan Robbins deceased,
Tvs. Asa Robbins ct al.-Jeremiah Robbins and
Mary Robbins, whose residences are unknown,
and the unknown heirs il there be any, of Jere-
miah Robbins and Mary Robbins will take notice
that Edward De Serisy, administrator OF the es-
tate of Jonathan Robbins deceased, on the 5th
day OF December, 1879 filed his petition in the
Probate Court within and for the County of Ham
ilton and State Of Ohio, alleging that the
personal estste Of said decedent is
insufalient to pay his. debts and
the charges OF administering his estate; that
he died seized in fee simple Of the following de-
scriDed real estate, situate in said County, to-wit
Lots numbered seven and eight In Hills First
Subdivision Of Mt. Pleasant bounded on the west
by Perry street. on the south by Lot No. g. and on
the north by an alley"
The prayer Of the petition is for sale of said
premises. for the payment Of the debts and
charges aforesaid.
The persons above mentioned will further take
notice that they have heen made parties defeDd-
ant to said petition and that they are required To
answer the same on or beforo the nth day Of
Aprll, A. d. 1880 EDWARD DESERISY,
Administrstor Of the Estate Of Jonathan Rob
bins, deceased.
CNoINN1rI February n. issR fetsstTh