Daily Republican., 1880-01-30
NEWS SUM NARY.
DaeiIsss EsrIa 4" Bsii-Helpsng
the irish tn the West Opposition
10 PaFueii-A Crazy Religious
EBtnus,ass-A COBiensea Report
of Incidents. Aecfupfasa. dc,

10 PaFueil--A Crazy Religions
EBtnEs,ass-A COndensea Rrror
Of Incidents, Accfarnts, de.
Alta meeting Of the rate.payera il
the CITY hall at Guelph, ont, on Wed
nes day, a resolution was adopted ask
ing the City Council % appropriate
$4,000 for Irish relief, and requesting
the Mayor TO forward the money, whel
APPROPRIATED. to the Lord Mavor o
Dublin. Messrs. Parnell and Dillon al
dressed large meeting In New Haven
Conn, last evening, and $500 wa
raised for the Irish Relief Fund.
At New Orleans, yesterday, the Dis
trict Attorney filed complaint agains
the principals and seconds in the Burke
tiesrsey duel. The principals wer
held each in $500 bail, and the second
In $3.50. Under the State law the pen
atty for fighting duel ia 5000 fine an'
two years. imprisonment for the princi
psls, and 500 fine and one years i'm
prisonment for the seconds.
The "Gazstte" newspaper Of Montrea
asserts that the Mayor Of that city
twill bs guilty of little less than al
outrage against the sentiments OF
large influential section of the people
thereof, If in his official character, h'
"participates in any way in a dem IN.
stration to Parnell."
Charles f. Freeman, the Pacasse
child murderer, was arraigned at Barn
stable, Mass, yesterday. Medical eZ'
perts testified that he was insane, and
he was remauded until the May term
when, If his condition RETAINS unchan'
ged, he will be placed in an asylum.
Action on the Curtin -Yocum case has
been postponed by :he House Commit
tea on Elections until Tuesday next, al
the request Of some OF the members,
who desire time to examine the reports.
The jnry in the case Of Charles De-
mond, ex- Treasurer of the Massachu'
setts Home Missionary Society. on trial
at Boston, for embezzlement, have beer
discharged for disagreement.
The Post Office Department has ac-
cepted the offer Of the Morgan Line
Steamship Company to carry the mails
from New Orleans to Havana via Cedar
Keys and Key West.
DR.. S. Dana Hayes, State Assayer ol
Massachusetts,, is reported to have dis
appeared in consequences of some do
mestic trouble. 1t Is said that he
settled up his business to the 10th
instant and left Massachusetts,, after
writing letter sayiag that he would
not return.
George Pintard, while mounting a
scatrold at Mount Holly,N, J. yesterday,
was siez4d with vertigo and fell to the
ground, breaking his neck.
Rev. DR.. Rudder, rector Of St. Ste
phen's Protestant Episcopal Church in
Philadelphia, died rather suddenly
yestedsy morning, aged 81 years.
The Saunders House and several
stores at Plattsmouth, Neb., were barn
ed yesterday morning. Loss $50, 900.
It is believed the fire was the work of
an incendiary.
About 100 mouliers employed in the
Reading Hardware Works have struck,
because the firm refuses to run more
than one cupola."
James Anderson, an undertaken of
Dover, N. j., was killed by train
while walking on the railroad track
at that place yesterday morning.
The Republican Convention of Vir-
ginia to select delegates to the Nation
al Convention, will meet at Stanton on
the 2lst of April.
Six Illicit distilleries have been seiz-
ed and 5000 gallons of beer and mash
destroyed, in Rabun county, Ca, since
the 2lst inst.
A six-year-old girl named shaffer was
killed by Lehigh Valley Railroad
rain at Whitehall, Pa, yesterday.
Rev. J. M. Tower committed suicide
1t Fairbault, Mimi, yesterday. He
caves a wife and six children in llli-
lois