Daily Republican., 1880-02-06
NEWS SUN MARY.
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The Colored Relief Association o
Kansas, finding 1t impossible 10 main
tain the hundreds of destitute coloreC
people arriving there from the South
Is about TO make an effort to divert tht
tide OF emigration TO other States
"where there Is more need Of laborers,
and where the people are able to care
for such as are in destitute cirouRstan.
css."
X. Redmond, Of Rochester, N. Y, II
Is said, will protest against Congress
granting an exclusive protec!orate To
james b. Eads for the dock system Of
ship transit over the Isthmus of Da-
rien. Redmond asserts that he invented
the plan and published description OF
1t as applicable to the Isthmus, In 1877.
Mayor 0'Eeal, OF Pensacola, yester.
day sent a telegram 10 the President Of
the Louisville aud Nashville Railroad,
expressing his congratulations at the
extension OF the road to tide water, by
the purchase Of the Pensacola Railroad,
thus 'makiDg Pensacola the seaport for
the West" A salute OF artillery was
fired in Pensacola yesterday in honor OF
the event.
Rev. J. N. Galleher was yesterday
,onsecrAted Protestant Episcopal Bish-
op of Louisiana in Trinity Church, New
Orleans The consecrators were Bish-
ops Green of Mississippi, Dsdley Of
Kentucky, Wilmer Of Alabama a d
Robertson of Missouri. A large con-
gregation was present.
Jacob Smith, colored, who killed
another oolored man named Pierce. In
August last, was convicted of man
slaughter, with a recommendation to
mercy, and sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment, in New w-Havep,
yesterday.
"Count Eugene Mitkitwicz" was in
dicted in Baltimore yesterday on the
charge Of having obtained $4,000
worth Of coal, by false pretenc's, from
Castner & Co., of Philadelphia and Bal
timore. He was committed in default
of $4,000 bail.
A court. rt.martial was called In Wash
ington yesterday to try Assistant Pay
m master Frank Plunkett, of the Navy,
for alleged " irregular financial trans-
actions" F." by which certain business
men suffered. His accounts with the
Navy Department seem to be correct.
James A. Anderson, late public ad
in Memphis, was arrested
yesterday on the charge Of embezzling
collected from estates Of min
ors. He was held In 10000 bail. His
are believed TO sggrs.
gate 5000.
DR.. Turner, secretsry of the Nation
al Board Of Health, left Washington
last night for Ship Island, in the Gulf
Of Mexico, to superintend the establish
ment of permanent quarantine for
vessels bound to ports east of Mobile.
The tAird trial of the 0ka indians
for setting fire to the Roman Catholic
Church at St. Schnlastique, which had |
been going on for two weeks at Aylmer,
Ont, resulted yesterday, like the other
.rials. in disagreement of the jury.
Over fifty miners, some Of them with
amllies, have arrived at Pittsburg from
W. Va, and more are to
ollow. 1t is said wages are higher in
he Western part Of the State than in
Vest Virginia.
Another petition has been sent to the
Pre- Jident by prominent merchants Of
New Orleans urging OK x-Governor Pinch
pack for Naval Officer of that port.
Charles De Young, of San Francisco,
las gone to Topeka, Kansas, to procure
estimony for use in his approaching
rial for attempting to kill tho Rev.
saao s. Kalloob.
Joseph Brown, well-known a resi-
ent of Long Branch, was waylaid and
atally assaulted by two unknown men,
t that place, on Wednesday night.
The New Orleans Democrat has
pened subscription to the New York
'Herald's" fund for the relief of the
utfering poor in Ireland.
The body of Miss Dolly Hartman,
ged IS years, who died in Allegheny
ity on Tuesday, is to be crsmated in
he Lamoyns furnace, at Washington,
g., tomorrow. |,
The damage by the great storm on
uesday morning to the buildings and
each at Coney ISLAND, is estimated at
early 800, 900. II