Daily Republican., 1880-09-01
NEWs y SUMMARY.
hilled by his Nsphew-Arrest OF
MoonshiRers - TRmmany'a Com.
mfttee-Oiber Incfaents, Acct.
denis, crimes ana Gas uaItiAs.

killed by his Nephew-APrest oi
MoonshiBers - Tammany's Com
mittee-Oibcr Incfaents, Acct
denis, crimes and Casualties.
John Hamilton, wealthy farmer Of
Iona, Mich, was shot dead by William
Mckinney, his nephew, Monday night.
Mckinney is from Brooklyn, N. Y. ,sn1
is only IS years Of age. The murder
arose from quarrel caused by de
mand Of Mckinney for the payment OIL
Q small sum Of money due him BY Ham
ilton's son.
U. 8. Marshal Osborn telegraphs 10
Washington from Montgomery that he
has arrested, In Covington county, Ala
bams, Psnton and nine other persons
charged with beating and intimidsting
United States witnesses and destroying
processes from United States Courts.
The Tammany Hall State Committee,
yesterday, revoked Its call for State
Convention, and issued card to the
Democratic electors, requesting them
to Join the election Of delegates to the
State Convention, called by the Faulk.
ner (regular) Committee, 10 be held in
Saratoga on September 2Sth.
The Sheriff returned to Lowville, N.
Y, from Sing Sing. yesterday morning,
with Harriet Msrrihew, sentenced to
imprisonment for poisoning her broth.
r.in-law. The sheriff was informed at
Sing Sing that no female convict has
been received in that prison for the
last three years.
James Bennett, q fireman Of an en-
CINE on the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad, was shot dead by party CT
drunken men while standing in a cab
at San Antonio station, Colorado, on
Monday evening. Three men named
Spoon, Catson and Nichols were arrest
ed for the crime.
In the suit of Rodman NJ. Price
sgainst S. P. Dewey, at San Francisco,
for the recovery Of about 81 000, 900,
the Court has sustained the demurrer
Of defendant that no new facts have
been discovered since the trial Of the
suit in New York in 1857.
An Indian outbreak, in which South
ern and White River Utss, Plutes and
Navajss are concerned, Is reported in
Grand Valley, in southwestern Colora-
do and northeastern Utah. Two boys
we're killed by the Indians near the
Utah line, on the 26th ult., aud the
settlers have been warned Of danger.
John Fitzgerald died at Wassaic, N.
Y, on Monday night, from blow OF a
shovel given by John Wallace. Fitz-
gerald's family declared that an au-
topsy shall not be made without the
shedding Of their blood" and some
trouble is anticipated.
Joseph Cook and Francis Sewers,
Of the Rock way gang, charged
with forging or passing forged checks,
we're heard In the Justices Court st
Providence, R. l., yesterday, and hold
in $4,000 each for trial.
The Board Of Supervisors OF San
Francisco, on Monday evening, passed
resolutions Offering the freedom Of the
city to President Hayes, and also ap
pointed committee to arrange for his
reception.
Daniel Ermentrout was nominated
yesterday, for Congress, on the first
ballot, to succeed Heister Clymer, by
the Democratic Convention Of the
eighth Pennsylvania District.
The sick from the tow boat Raven,
placed in the quarantine hospital at
Vicksburg, were better yesterday. 1t
Is now generally believed their disease
Is only malarial fever.
Sapovonari was elected to succeed
Duray at the grand council OF Ute In
lians, held at Los Pinos, COL, on the
18th ultimo.