Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-08-17
NEWS aUMMAE
A Saloon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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KtIlcd-Oiher Inctdents. Accf-
dents, Grimes and Casualties.

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K1Ilcd-Oiher incidents. Acct
dents, Grimes and Casualties.
Martin Flanagan was arrested, yes
terday morning, at Buffalo, N. T., for
rurdsring John Karin, q saloon Keep
r, with whom he boarded, by stabbing
him near the heart. Karin hal charge
of the Erie and Lake Shore Transfer
House, aud Flanagan worked for him.
The murderer was intoxicated and killed
Karin in the presence of his wife and
child, because he refused him more
liquor.
John Moorton, Charles Wilson and
Frank Jubel, so-called, of Philadel-
phia, were each held in $4,000 bail,yes-
terday. in Allentown, Pa, to answer
for robbipg Daniel Kern's house, in
White Hall township of $500 in mon
ey and bonds. A satchel in their pos
session contained a complete set Of bur-
glars tools. \
C. Il. FIecher's ice house, and con-
tents at sherbrooke, Quebec, have bsen
burned out,
The freight sheds, with their con-
tents and Is loaded cars Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, at Richmond, Quebec,
have been destroyed by fire. The loss
is $75, 900; insured. An engine driver
and horse were badly burned.
Joseph Buehler, Of ST. Louis, Mo-,
was attacked on Sunday night by some
men whom he was driving In furni-
ture wagon, because he would not obey
their orders as to the direction which
he would take for the street railroad.
They threw him out Of his wagon, and
he died shortly afterwards. His as
sailants drove of with the horse, eS-
Gaping arrest.
Ajyices have reached Raleigh, N. c.,
of the assassination of General Brian
Grimes, who WAS shot dead on the l4th
inst, while riding in buggy near his
home in Pitt county. His murderers
are thought to be either q negro or
white man, against both Of whom Gen.
Grimes was an important witness in an
arson case.
Thomas Russell, OF New York, .
shareholder in the Graphic Newspaper
Company for $42, 500, has entered two
actions in Montreal, Que, against Sir
Francis Hincks and the other directors
for alleged maladmiuistration Of the
Compsny's affairs.
The War Department has been no.
tiedd of the escape of Victoria and his
renegades into Mexico, and that the
United States troops are in pursuit.
Victcria's forces are badly demoralissd;
he has lost so 10 100 animals and his
supply camp.
Elaborate preparations were made
for the reception Of General Grant, at
Denver, Col. On his arrival last night,
salute of artillery was fred and pre-
csssion Of military and civic bodies
took place. A reception was given in
the evening in his honor, at the Glen
ham Hotel.
Henry Smslley was arrested yester-
day, in Pittsburg Pa, to answer for in
fiicting injuries upon his wife. Isabella,
from which she died last Friday. Scars
and marks were found upon her body
indicative of cruel treatment.
George Berger, a German cigar
maker, was found dying yesterday
morning, from a selfinfcted pistol
wound, at No. 90 VariCk street, New
York. He said that the pistol was ae-
cidentslly discharged.
Henry Cardwell, miner, living at q
small mining settlement called Bunker
Vile, ILL.,, shot and killed his wife last
night, and then cut his throat from ear
to ear.
A special to Galveston, Texas, says
that terrible cyclone prevailed in
Goliad for two minutes, demolishing rs
honses, injuring 3 persons, and caus-
ing loss Of SIS, 1000.