Daily Republican., 1880-11-15

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Saturday ana Sundsy-The wssaI
Batch of Grimes, AeCidents,& &c.

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Saturday ana sunday-The gsaA
Batch ofOrinos, Ascidents,As
L The side-wheel steamer Monitor, ply
ing between Peekskill and New Yorl
city, ran upon the rocks of Gienwood
north Of Yonkers, yesterday. msrniug
and sank aft to the main deck, her bov
being within thirty feet Of the Hudso,
River Railroad. Her freight was takel
of by tug. 1t Is said the officers snt
crew Of the Monitor "Were all asleep
whom she grounded. The steamer
bottom was torn away by the rocks, ,snt
| 1t ID believed that she cannot be got oil
92d will 20 to pieces In a strong north.
vest wind.
John j. JsfferS was fatally shot BY
Colonel J. II. M. Montgomery, at Bla
dessburg, Ohio, on Friday night. Jeaerl
had Just bsen discharged from the peni
Tertiary, after having served term Of
one year for shooting at Montgomery
while the letter WAS being tried for per.
ljury. Jsffers had threatened to shoot
Montgomery and was probably only an
tisipating the latter.
| At o meeting Of the Irish Land Lea.
gue In Lowell, Mass, y yesterday, thirty.
five new members were received, and It
was decided to atsnce send &110 TO the
torder Of Mr.. Parnell in Ireland. Mr..
Kennon, one Of the speakers, said he
would Immediately begin the organiga-
tioa sfa branch league In Lawrence.
Adam Conrad, shot three times in
the bead by his "in.epded stepson,''
Charles Neck, In Chicago, on the 7th
inst, died last evening OF his injuries,
and Neck 10 held on the charge Of nur-
der. They were out riding together at
the time Of the shooting. and quarreIled
about the putting up OF the horse.
A train on the Union, Pacific Railroad
containing Mormon immigrants, parted
in two at Carbon Station, Wyoming, on
Saturday, and the rear was run into by
a freight train. A passenger and a
brakeman were killed, and several pas
senger5 badly injured.
The planning mill, and kitchen cutlery
establishment, &C., sfH. W. Briggs 6
Co., in New Lisbon, Ohio, were burned
on Thursday night. Loss $25, 900. The
village of Winsboro, Texas, was almost
destroyed by fire on Tuesday night.
The loss will not reach $20, ,0G0.
P. K. "Barger, business manager for
John Jermyn, coal operator, at Scran-
ton, was sentenced on Saturday to
eight years and four months imprison-
Dens in the penitentury for embeszling
$50, 600 by means Of false entries.
The trial Of Patrick Fenton, for the
murder ofhis wife, in Springfield, Mass.
resulted on Saturday in a verdict Of
guilty, the jury fixing the punishment
st 80 years' inprise nment III the peni-
tcatiary.
The trial of JohA Kamp, watohman at
the Reading Iron Works, for killing
John J. Kistler, On May 1st, in Read
ing, resulted on Saturday in verdict
Of not guilty.
A report has reached Galveston Of
the murder of James MuldOoney, q
drummer for q firm in that city, by
three armed MoxioaAs, ,at Tilden, Texas.
Charles H. Golden, of Long Branch,
was killed at that place yesterday by
being thrown from a wagon, He was
As years Of age, and leaves wife and
four children.
Henry ViRturn, aged 80 years, was
killed by boing caught in the machine
ry Of the Port Johnson Foundry, stRed
Bank, N. j., on Saturday night.
Russell Dart, who, a few days ago,
shot Emil scifert, his daughters music
teacher, in Buffalo. was hailad, On Sat.
urdsy, in $1,000. 1t is believed Ssifsrt
will recover.
Warren Sheppard, so!ored, was hung
at Montgomery, Texas, on Friday.
Several thousand persons, mostly COL
ored, Witnessed the execution.
The fire in the underground work
ings Of the mines Of Forgsr Hill, Lead
vile, COL, which started in the Chrys-
olite Mino, TIVE months ago, is still
burning.
Part of the wrecked bark Samsrang,
sunk at Sandy Hook, has been washed
ashore at Long Branch, The rest Of
the supken hull lies On the bar in the
path of vessels.
Nothing is new left of wreck Of
the steamer Rhode Island at the en-
trance 70 Earragsnset Bay. except the
machinery.
VIM. Roney, convicted at Paris,
Texas, Of the murder OF James Bennett,
eornmit' Cd nine years ago, has been
sentenced to Imprisonment for life.
John NJ. Elk'ns, indicted at Ports
mouth, N. H, for tie murder Of An.
drew J. Dearborn, on the night of OUto-
Der 2, has resolved to plead guilty Of
murder in the second degree.