Daily Republican., 1880-07-19
NEWS SUMMARY.
Money FOuRd - A Tough cadet -
Ohio ROnghs-Denth OF Lincoln's
Partner-Other Accidents, Incl
dents, grimes and Casualties.

0htO OKOugns-Denth OF LfncOlm'i
Partner-Other Accidents, Incl-
dents, Urimes and CasuaItfes.
Amos Harrison and Philo Peters
while bathing in the Arkansas river
near Pueblo, Colorado, on Sunday last,
found an iron pot containing $4,000
in gold and silver. The following let.
ter was found in a buckskin purse in
the pot: "April 13, 1901 stole the
money in Chicago from farmer. My
partner died in Kansas City. March
l5.-1 am going to New Mexico. II
anybody finds this pot they can keep
the money.
William F. Darragh, one Of the Naval
Cadet Engineers visiting Harrisburg,
was taken with ft Of somnambulisn
on Friday night, and stepped from a
fourth story window Of Bottoms Hotel.
He fell q distance Of 35 feet into an
open. cellar way, smashing in the steps
and breaking three of the iron stan.
chions supporting them, yet the only
injury he seems TO have received was q
fracture Of the left wrist.
A gang Of roughs from neighboring
village went to Garfield, Ohio, on Sat
urday night, to revenge themselves
for an old grudge on John Cone, the
Towns Marshal. When they began
to make disturbance the Marshal at
tempted to pacify them, and was fatal
ly shot by Lot Harroff. The latter es-
capped, but his brother, who was one ol
i the gang, was arrested.
Stephen T. Logan, q prominent law
yer Of Springfield, Ills, died at his
home, on Saturday, aged 81 years. He
was at one time partner Of Abraham
Lincoln, he served four terms in the
State Legislature, had been twice elect.
ed Judge Of his district, and was a
member of the Constitutional Corven-
ton Of 1S47.
The body Of q man named Rahsal
was found in Lake Erie, near Cleve-
land, on the 5th inst, aud 1t is now
known that he was murdered. His
widow and man named Paul Grimm
have been arrested, and Mrs. Raasal
has confessed that Grimm killed her
husband.
James Jackson, wealthy farmer Of
Ripley county, Ind, committed suicide
a few days ago, because his step
daughter threatened to prefer grave
charge against him. He was As years
of age, and leaves wife and four
children.
General Grant and party arrived at
Manitou, Colorado, on Saturday after.
noon. They were met at the depot at
Colorado Springs, by an enthusiastic
crowd, but were at once conveyed to
Manitou.
Andrew Wilson and a young woman
named Schultz, were shot and killed
by an unknown assassin as they were
riding in wagon, near Hillsborough,
NO., on Friday. 1t is supposed jsal-
ousy caused the crime.
Secretary Schurz, after addressing q
Republican meeting in Indianapolis, on
Tuesday evening, will visit some Of the
Indian agencies in tho Far West. On
his return he will make other political
speeches in Indiana and Ohio.
During dance at the house Of colt
ored man, named Martina, at New Al
bany, Ind, on Saturday night, the host
was shot dead, without proeocation, by |
4 colored guest, named Woods. The
latter was arrested.
The Policeman Dunnigan, who muir
dersd Gaesgos in Santa Fe few days
ago, was taken from jail BY mob Of
masked men last Friday night and
lynched.
A deficiency Of several thousand dol
lars has been discovered in the &C.
counts Of Postmaster Forbes Of Rich
mond, Va. If 1t is not made good
within forty.eight hours, Forbes will
be arrested.
The house of Daniel Kern at Nefs-
Vile, near Allentown, Pa, was robbed
by masked burglars on Saturday night
Of $500 in cash and securities amount
ing to $25OO.
General Chester A. Arthur, the Re-
publican candidate for Vice President,
has written a formal letter of accept
snoe to Hon. George F. Aoar.
At a political banner raising at Belle
view, N. j., on Saturday, Francis VOL
,ott was fatally stabbed by man
named McDormott. The latter is at
arge.
John Tanner, shot by Cleephas
Rainey, at Petersburg, Va, last Thurs.
lay night, died on Saturday, and
aainey was committed to jail.
The Normal Institute Of Celored
Teachers of Virginia is in session at
Lynchburg, about eco colored teachers
II both sexes being in attendance.
The Fifth Maryland Regiment arriv-
ID at Cape May on Saturday morning
md went into camp for ten days.
4 Frenchmsn Tried the Tanner
The French papers tell of o gentle
nan reduced in circumstances, who,
100 proud to beg and too lazy to work,
reached the conclusion that eating and
drinking were all nonsense, and thas
man could do without either II so dis
posed; that he, at any rate, could live
for thirty days at least without any
substenaucs whatever. His friends
wsged 1900 francs that ne could not;
were found TO superintend
the experiment and watch its progress.
In this case, unlike that Of DR.. Tan
ner, total abstinence from both eating
and drinking was required. The first
four days the mans sgonies caused py
the thirst were almost oyerpowering,
while he bore those Of hunger with the
greatest ease. On the eighth day ne
was surp rised to fiud that his power OF