Daily Republican., 1880-11-05
THIRD EDITION.
NEWS SUMMARY.

l
A Collection OF Incidents, Acci-
dents, crimes and Casualties
From ali Sections OF tne Conn.
try.
The Memphis and Arkansas river
packet 0uschits Belle was sunk by q
snag near Austin, Miss, about O'Clock
yesterday morning. No lives were lost.
The boat, which is valued at $40, 900 is
q total wreck. Her cargo consisted Of
cotton and cotton seed.
The new steamer Robert Mitchell
from Cairo for New Orleans, was sunk
by q hidden obstruction at Fox Island,
below Memphis. on Wednesday. She
was loaded with grain and cotton, and
all the freight In her bold will be lost.
The vessel was insured for $4,000.
A gold-headed cane voted to General
Garfield at q fair for the benefit Of the
Catholic Cathedral in Cleveland, was
presented to the President-elect yestsr.
day by Rev. Father Thorpe. The COM
pliment was acknowledged by General
Garfield in an appropriate speech.
Two trains, one Of them empty, on
the Eastern Railroad, were damaged by
collision at Lynn, Mass, yesterday
afternoon, and one person was killed.
One Of the trains was two minutes be-
hind time, but the the signal at sta-
tion indicated "all right" hence the
collision.
Policeman Frederick Karsch was IA
tally shot by Charles Marshall, colored,
while attempting TO disperse mixed
and noisy crowd, in Cincinnati, on
Wednesday night. Marshall was af.
forwards seriously beaten on the head
by friend Of Karsch.
Mary Warnock, aged Is years, en-
plOyed in the Barbour Flax Spinning
Mill at Patterson, N. j., had her hair
caught in the machinery while oiling a
shalt yesterday morning, and her en-.
tire scalp with both ears was torn of.
Her recovery is doubtful.
The Base Ball Convention called to
meet in New York yesterday for the
purpose Of organizing an independent
National League has been postponed
until December Sth. The National
League now existing will meet in New
York on December 4th.
Part Of the Latin & Rand powder
works at Mountain View, near Pater-
son, N. j., blew up on Wednesday.
John Clarkson, aged 81 years, and
Albert Dunn, aged %, were fatally In |
jured.
In the Supreme Court a. San Fran
cisco, yesterday, the writs of cer!iorarl
and habeas corpus applied for in the
case Of |. NJ. KallOch, charged with the
murder Of De Young, were refused.
The case, therefore, goes back to thg
lower court for decision on its merits.
Z servant girl, known only as Bertha,
was found dead in bed yesterday
at house in Henry street,
New York, where she had lived only
i've days. She blew out the gas before
'2t!Eing on Wednesday night.
Michael Callahan was kicked to
lsath In a quarrel over the result CT
he election in New York, on Wednes. !,
lay. Charles NJ. Terry has been ar
'ssted for the crime.
John Ross, 2S years Of age, an EN-.
1loye of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
vas killed while crossing the track in
rOnt of a locomotive q. South Amboy,
\. j., on Wednesday night.
A difficulty" occurred during Re-
publican iubilstion in Frankfort, Ky, II
n Wednesday night, in which police. .
lan and colored boy were fatally
hot. The boy was hurrahiug for Gar.
ED.
Agent Berry arrived in Denver, Col. .
rado, yesterday, and placed himself
n the hands Of the U. $. Marshal to +
nswer the charge OF completely in the S
bduction of Jackson BY the Utes.
Robert Ransom fatally stabbed biz !
life Ellen il a aqrGrrsl, near Nashville,
'enn, on Wednesday. he was arrest
d.
TIE lumber yard Of Wilson & Hullt-
ug, in Baltimore, was damaged by frs
ast night. A tramp found in the yard !
vas arrested as the incendisry.
The Citizens National Balk of Gin.
innati, recently organized with cap.
tai Of 81 200, 900, opened yesterday for
business.
Dede White, colored, shot by Albert
'orregano, white. in New Orleans, on
lection day, died yesterday, of his
round.
Thirty four additional cases of small.
'Dx we're reported in San Francisco on
Wednesday.