Daily Republican., 1880-04-14
REws SUMMARY.
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Grimes, Accidents and Incidents.

Yellow Fever Feathers-G0lA Dis
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Grimes, Accidents and xnetaenta
The Health Oficer Of Cincinnati yes
terday, found on o Leuisville boat, /,
lot Of 'yellow fever feathers" from
Memphis, consigned to dealer in Gin
oinpati, "who had not ordered then
and who refused TO receive them.
They were sent back TO Louisville. /
Is said the same feathers were sent on
to Chattanooga short time ago.
There is much excitement in Georgii
over reports Of rich gold discoveries II
the Nachoochee Valley, White county
Over 100 nuggets have been extraotet
within a few days one Of which showr
yesterday in Atlanta, weighed more
than pound.
Psrley B. Hutchinson, wealthy ole
man, who lived alone, was found mur
dered in his house, near Huntingdon
Mass, yesterday morning. The honst
had been fred to conceal the crime, ba
tho flames we're soon subdued.
The third trial Of William BucholE
for the murder OF John II. Schultz, was
begun in Bridgeport, Conn.,, yesterday
morning. Only two jurors had beer
secured when the panel was exhausted
and q new one was ordered.
James R. Black was nominated fol
Representative in Congress by the Re.
publicans of the Eleventh District Of
Illinois, yesterday. The District il
represented now by James W. Single
ton, Democrat.
James Black, colored accused Of at
tempting TO fsloniously assault a white
woman, wss taken from ] IL at the Din.
widdis Court House, In Virginia, and
lynched by = mob on Monday night.
A revenue raid in Piekens and Cher
okse counties, Georgia, has just result
cd in the destruction Of nine Illicit dis
till-ries, the seizure Of six copper stills.
and destruction of ten thousand gallons
Of mash and beer.
James Ferris, travelling with Groups
circus, was shot dead by George Petnay,
a gambler, in Nashville yesterday.
There was no apparent provocation
for the deed. The murderer was ar
rested.
Henry C. Frederick, a member Of the
Board OF Trade Of Chicago, jumped
from fourth story Of a hotel and W as
killed. Losses by wheat speoulations
had made him insane.
James Seaman, colored, who confess
ed that he was accessory to the murder
OF william Rhodes, at Hioksville, l.. L.,
in 1878, was sentenced, yesterday, to
Imprisonment for life.
The second trial Of Billings, for muir
der, at Ballston, N. Y, was called yes
terday, and a panel ofjurors summon
ed. It will probably take two or three
days to secure q jury, if one can be
secured.
William o. Bsndenfer and Lewis
Powell we're killed, and two other men
we're slightly injured, by the fall Of q
beam while raising bridge in the New
Jersey Steel and Iron Company's new
mill at Trenton yesterday.
The Directors OF the Georgia Railroad
met yesterday, in Augusta, and con-
frmed the Ave years contract with the
Louisville and Nashville road.
Fruits and vegetables in Central
&c fgia have suffered greatly from
heavy frosts during ths last few nights.
The peach crop in Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky have been damaged by frost.
Ann Cushing, an old woman, missed
her way and perisbed in snow.storm
near Fort Coulonge, Qaebec, last satur-
day night. Her dog was found watch
ing ever her body next morning.
Joseph Reynold, "aA estima ble
young man." who had been sick for
some time, committed suicide at Wick
ford, R. l., yesterday morning.
The Missouri State Immigration Con-
veutiou met yesterday In St. Louis.
All the counties Of the State were rep
resented by from two to twelve dele
gates each.
John Noonan, shot by John Doherty
in quarrel in Boston, last Sunday,
died yesterday, and Doherty will be ar
raigned for murder.
The fifth annual convention Of the
Knights of Honor of Pennsylvania be-
gan yesterday in Pittsten. About 200
delegates were present.
A number of higbwaymen and muir.
derers escaped from the Jail in Laramie
City, Wyoming, last week.
Andrew ]. Park, one Of the Lewis
will conspirators, was sentenced at
N. j., yesterday to two years
and $40, 900 fine.
General Grant and party arrived in
Memphis, yesterday morning, and were
received with the usual honors.
The rystalizipg works Of the Bast
Railroad, on Mobiles Island, N. H.,
were burned on Monday night. Loss,
$35, 900.
DR.. W. Z. Bland, shot in the election
riot at Edgefield, s. c., on Monday,
died yesterday.
Te YOpug sTen.
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