Daily Republican., 1880-11-27
NEWS SUMMARY.
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q smow slide-Trunk and $4,000
srOlen-Oiher Incsaeots, Lcei'
oeuts. Grimes and CASUALTIES.

RfOlen-Oaher Inct0eOts, CO l.
dents, Grimes and CASUALTIES.
Charles Ross, an agei colored man,
was killed at party in the house OF
Charles Moss, in Bordentown, N. j.,
on Thursday night. Henry Williams
and Charles Moss we're arrested as ac
cessorisa to the crime. The Coroner's
Jury yesterday returned a verdict OF
murder against Williams. 1t is re-
ported that Edson Fuller, q farmer,
Was killed by apauper named Witham,
at HartwsllviIls, Vermont, a few days
ago.
A telegram from Chicagor5ports that
q small sample trunk containing s7oOo
worth Of jswslry, belonging to j. b.
Morrow, travelling salesman for three
lPhiladslphia P Wholesale jswalry houses,
was stolen last evening from the side
walk in front Of the Clifton House,
where it was awaiting the arrival OF sn
express wagon.
1t is reported that the State Canvas
ssrs OF Indiana have decided to permit
the returns Of the vote for Electors tc
bs corrected by substituting the name
of Abram s. Parker for Thomas W.
Bsnnet, where the latter occasionally
appears on the tally. This will give
all the Electors 10 Garfield.
The trial OF John Snurr, for the muir
dor Of John Meyer, at Fort Wayne,
Ind, resulted Yesterday In verdict OF
guilty, the jury fixing his sentence al
imprisonment for life. Snnrr's brother
implicated in the same crime will be
trisd newt weak.
John s. Wise publishes "c2rd" In
Richmond, Virginia, this morAing. ex
plsining how be was defeated for Con
greas by George D. Wise and announ'
cling that he has no intention whatever
Of ooItegting the latter's seat
As the carriage of James Johnson was
crossing the railroad track rear Lake
wood, N. j., last evening, It was struck
by q freight train and demolished. Mr.
johnson and his daughter-in-law were
fatally injured, and the infant received
slight isjuriss.
Three hundred bales Of cotton on th'
bark of Louiaisna, at New Orleans, have
been damaged by fire and water. q
Gre on the steamer Rrato, at Collins
Lsndipg, Louisiana, yesterday damaged
100 bales of cotton and destroyed IL.
The dead body of q womsn, frozsr
stiff, was found in back yard, in chi
csgo, on Thursday evening, and BY
nor side, nearly frozen, lay a man
John Keau. Both had drunk to excess
and become helpless the night before
The Bsasemer Steel Works, the Alba
nv and Rsnsselaer spike Mill, in Troy
New York, suspende1 operations yes
terday because oflow water. One thou
sand men are thrown eat Of employ
mont.
Five miners going from Georgetown
TO the North Park, in Colorado, few
days ago, were buried in a snow slid
on the Continental Divide. Two o
them were killed, and the others iDjur
ed, one perhaps fatally.
II Ia reported that ten cowboys anc
fifteen Indians fought recently on thu
Comanche reservation, in the Indian
Territory, and that seven were kiliei
and wounded on both sides.
In Eldert county, Ga, on Thursday
An Illicit still was captured, aad guam
titles of beer and malt, the property o
Gaines Parham, ga veteran illicit dis
tiller," we're destroyed.
Yesterday afternoon, one msn wa
killed and four were injured, one fatal
", by the falling ofa scAfOld used il
erecting q railroad across the Harlem
River, New York.
| Only three schooners and three boat
were lost by the Gloucester, MasSaodu u
sstts, fishermen this year. Forty'on
lives were lost.
Three persons were ioj7red, on
seriou Wy, by passenger train runnin
ofr the track, near Arcola, Texas, o.
Thursday.