Daily Republican., 1880-11-19
NEWS So MNARY.
Tho Burned Insape AsyInm DIS.
aster ~ AInmuniiiOn for The IH
dians-A suit for LtOei Amounts
20 Nothing-Gaa works BnrneG
Other IDcIdents, Accidents,
Crimes and Casu uaItI -.

10 ONOkMhmB-duH ~ WOEAS "uAhe~
other IDcIdeuts, Accidents.
Crimes and uaItiss
An official list of the dead and miss
ing among the inmates of the burned
insane asylum, at St. Petsr's, MINI, 4,
contains the namss Of twenty-seven per'
sons, who were all re idents Of Mime
sota, prior to their commitment to the
asylum. The dead, probably buried,
number II; the strayed away, II. Two
OF those injured at the fire have diei
The libel suit of Rodman N. Price,
against Squire P. Dewey, in San Fran.
cisco, for publication by the latter in
the Alta California, resulted In yer.
dict Of not guilty n, ssterdsy. De~ey
had referred to the published New
Jersey equity reports as showing ttat
Price had swindled his own mother,
sister and children out of their share
of b ia fathers estate.
Dispatches from General Miles, da-
ted Fort Keogb, November 18th, we've
received yesterday in Washington.
He reports everything quiet, but Ie-
c0mmends that the force to that post be
maintained at ten companies. He has
information that thousands Of rounds
Of ammunition are being furnished to
hostile Indians.
D.. R. Jones, General Secretary Of
the Miners Association, while on q
railroad train on his way to address o
mass meeting Of miners, at Smithton,
in the western part Of this State, was
arrested esterday on the charge Of
conspiracy in calling meetings and dis
tributing bills. He was released on
giving $1,000 bail.
The Enterprise Gun Works, of James
Brown & Sons, in Pittsburg, were
burned out yesterday. The loss is
about S35, 900. A large amount Of car.
tridges stored on the third floor, becom-
ing ignited, kept up q constant fas!lade
for some time, making Il dangerous for
the fremtn to approach the building.
II has been discovered in Baltimore
that the bodies OF Mrs. Annie Carter
end her daughter Jennie Smith have
keen stolen from their graves in Balti-
more Cemetery. Mrs. Carter was buried
on September Goth and her daughter
on the 18th of this month.
A team of horses drawing an omnibus
containing twelve persons in Fitch
burg, Mass, on Wednesday night,
were frightened by railroad train and
ran away, overturnirg the vehicle.
Eleven persons were injured, none
seriously.
W. ". Perkins and J. L. Coleman
quarrelled and fought in Scottsville,
Va, on Wednesday. Some colored
employees of Perkins and white friends
of Colsman were drawn into the fight,
and the result was the killing Of An
drew Jackson, a colored man.
The trial Of George W. Ware, in Day
ton, Ohio, for the killing of Lee Brom-
braugh1 who was too intimate with
Mrs. Ware, resulted , yesterday in yer.
dict of net guilty, the jury being out
only few minutes.
At the inquest on the victims of the
FSord Pit explosion, at Tel!arton., N.
s., 1t was testified yesterday that up to
a short time before the catastrophe
there were no signs Of gas in unusual
quantities.
The Oakland, CAL, Tribune, Dstic.
ing the report of the sudden death in
Philadelphia of "Horace Morrill,, a
wealthy retired Oakland merchant"
Gays that 70 such person is known in
Oakland.
The Chester Tube and Iron Company's
at South Chester, Pa, was
sold yesterday at sssignee's sale for
$4l 900, subject to mortgage of s55, 900
anG also to the payment Of $4,000
should the purchaser desire the fee.
In the National Grange of Patrons of
in session at Washington.
The annual reports were presented and
They are said TO show a
yrowth in the Grange organization.
The sessions are secret.
Considerable frauds in homestead en-,
ries are reported in Dakota. The
frand Jury at Yankton has found five
Indictments for forgery and one for
ubornation of perjury in this oonneo
ion.
John Mooney, employed in sausage
actory, at Weehawken, N. j., had his
air caught between tho 'bslting and
he fly wheel. and his head completely
orn from his body.
Justice Clifford, OF the Supreme Court
the United States, Ia reported to te
His illness is not consider
4 dangerous.
Frank Rumberger, accused of 81 cot.
" Daniel Troutman, near Uniontown,
a., was arrested yesterday. He denied
Il knowledge Of the crime.
Ephraim Hall, colorei, was shot at
nd IL is believed fatally wounded, by
ichel Landrigen, in quarrel in the
tiers bar room, in Baltimore, yester.
".
Brigsdier General Jacob Zsllin, Of
Q Marine Corps, died yesterday in
'ashington, after long illness.
1t is said that the output of coal from !
9 Ohie mines for the present year =
III reach, II not exceed, 1000, 900 tons y
Cold weathe or I'm th0 West. \
There was very cold weather in th q
est yestetday morning. At Cheyenne ! \
Q thermometer registered l6 degrees, 4 D
low zero; Denver, below; North "
atte. 3 below; Chicago, 13 above; ST. l.