Daily Republican., 1880-01-26
NEWS su MMARY
Or q Condensed Record 0fthe Hap.
peuings OF n Day Throughout
the Country.

the Country.
Mrs. Gabbard and Mrs. MoCabe, quar-.
relied at Bobon, near Harrodsburg.
KY, on Saturday morning, and the
fOrmer seized q shotgun and tried "a
shoot Mrs. McCabe. The latter s. ized
the gun, and in the struggle It was
hai mlessly scharged. The husbands
Of the women took mp the fight with
guns at 70 paces." and both were
wounded, one in the wrist and the
other In the breast. All the belliger.
ents, who are said to be Of respectable
families" were arrested and lodged In
jail.
The two upper floors and roof ol
Whitman's confectionery store and
manufactuory, at the southwest corner
OF Twelfth and Market streets, Phila.
delphia, were burned out yesterday
afternoon. The loss Is estimated at
$50, 900. The planning mill Of Chas.
A. Doerr, at Thirty-eight and Spring
Garden streets, West Philadelphia, was
destroyed by fire last evening. LOSS
about $50, 900.
The American bark Sarah X. Frazer,
$40 tons burden, with cargo Of box
shocks, from Portland, Me-, for Matan-
zas, was run into and sunk by the
steamship Sardipian. from Baltimore,
at ] o'clock on the morning of the 22d
instant. The captains wife and one
man were lost; the rest Of the crew,
nine in number, were picked up by the
Sandman and taken to Halifax.
Four we'll dressed men got off the
train at Danforth, ILL.,, last Wednesday
evening. Soon afterwards they mask
ed themselves, and entering the lodg.
ing of an old man, named Webber,
knocked him down, gagged him, and +,
blowing open q safe in his room, left
with $4,000 in cash. Webber was re-
leased next morning, after night of
terrible suffering.
Four members OF the Ute delegation,
accompanied by General Adams and an
interpreter, left Washington on Satur-
day morning for Colorado, TO procure
the surrender Of the Indians engaged
in the Meeker massacre. II Is believed
the agreement between Ouray and the
chiefs now In Washington, will result
in the capture Of the murderers.
In Pottstown, Pa, ON Friday night,
Policeman Clark, while trying to arrest
some drunken roughs, was beaten, and
fired into the crowd in self defence. Ed
ward Motifs was shot in the stomach
and believed to be fatally wounded. Six
Of Clark's assailants were arrested.
Two Henry Raschens, un,le and neph-
ew, who had been drinking together
for several days. quarreled in gro
Gerry store in Detroit, on Friday even.
ing, and fred several shots at each eth
er. The elder Raschens was fatally
wounded and died In a fan. hours. The,
younger was not injured, but Is In Jail.
Two men engaged, without a license,
in enticing negroes of Morgan county,
Georgia, to go to Mississippi, were ar
rested on Saturday, and fined $50
and costs each, under state law, such
solicitation being a misdemeanor.
William Green was shot in the thigh
by the accidental discharge Of COM
panion's gun while shooting ducks, at
Eaton's Neck, L. |. yesterday morning,
and he bled to death while being con-
veyed to his home.
The Connecticut river is now open
for navigation from Hartford to Long
Island Sound, thing almost unprecs-
dsntsd in midwinter.
Mrs. Emma R. Still, who lectured in
New York State in behalf Of the Green
hackers before the election last fall has
brought suit against three Greenbaok
candidates in West Troy, for 5000, al
legged to be compensation due her for
services in the campaign.
The bark II. A. PAUL, Of Taunton,
Mass, was totally wrecked at the Is.
land of Tristan d'Aounha, on Nov. 81.
Her crew were saved.
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. was advised on Saturday Of the
capture of large illicit distillery, con-
tanning q fsrmenters and copper still
in the swamps of Grant parish, La.
The schooner Plymouth Rock arrived
at Gloucester, Mass, on Saturday, from
the Banks, and reported having lost
three Of her crew by the upsetting of a
dory while attending travis.
Mr.. Charles Stewart Parnell arrived
in Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday after
noon, and had an enthusiastic recep-
tion. In the evening he addressed
5000 persons in the Tabernacle.
John Crealy was fatally stabbed in a
quarrel with John Crawford and Cal
vim Moe, at Staatsburg, N. Y, on Sat-
urday night. Crawford was arrested,
but afterwards discharged.
The House Judiciary Committee, Cd
Saturday, heard Miss Susan B. Antho.
ny, Miss Phoebe Cousins, Mrs. Gage,
Mrs. Saxton, and other ladies in beh half
of woman suffrage.
Charles Brown, aged rs years, per-
ished by the blrning of his house, in
Windsor, Connecticut, on Saturday |
morning. 1t is Supposed he set fire to
the house while drunk.
One hundred and fifty girls, starch
ers in two of the laundries in Troy, N.
Y, struck on Friday for higher wages.
Others we're expected to strike.
Robert Johnson was fatally shot by
an unknown person while returning
home from ball in Scranton, Pa, ear
ly on Saturday morning.
Thomas Manly was found dead on
lot in Scranton, Pa, yesterday, morn
ing. 1t is believed he fell down an EN-
bankment while drunk.
The schooner Isaac Patch, from Mar
t;pirua uao ptin,I NJ tylouoaufar