Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
NEWS SUMMARY.
A Runlan YsunE RrotheP-secona
Trial and Convicted for Mnrdsr
Fatal Fires - General olant's
Plans - other Inciddsnts. Acct.
dents, Outrages and Grimes.

| Fatal Fires - Generaf atmnps
Plans - other Inciddsnts. Acct.
dents, OutTages and Grimes.
| At Cohee,, N. Y, on Saturday, Ns!-
son Lockwood. aged IL years, having
been reprimanded by his mother,
answered her dlsrespectfully and went
into the yard. Here his sister, aged
10 years, demonstrated with him, where.
upon the young rufaan struck her in.
sensible with club, and continued TO
beat her In the head as she lay pros
trats. Her recovery is doubtful. The
boy has fed.
The second trial Of Carl Manke, at
Buffalo, fer the murder Of John Atlef,
In April, 1873, resulted, on Friday
night, In q verdict Of guilty. The cir.
cumstancss Of the crime were Of almost
unexamplsd brutality. Manks was
sentenced, on Saturday, to be hanged
on the I'd OF April next. He interrupt
ed the Judgd several times, using vile
spithets and abusing his counsel.
Hayward's stables at Newport, R. L.,
were destroyed by fire yesterday morn,
ing, with twenty carriages, eight hor-
ses, two ponies ana several other AMI
mails. The body Of John Shay, who
was trying to get horses ont Of the
stable when the fire broke out, was
found In the ruins. The owner Of the
stables thinks they were set on FIRE.
General Grant, replying to an invi-
tation OF the Councils of New Orleans
to visit that city on his return from
Mexico, says that, II there are good
facilities for travel, he will return to
the United States by way Of San Fran
cisco; II not, he will return by way of
Texas, aud visit places familiar to him
in the Mexican war.
Two boys named Gogne, while play
ing with sled on the river bank at
Windsor. Ont, on Saturday morning,
wers carried ont on tho river and into
an opening through the ice. The elder
aged 7 years, was lost. The father of
these boys was one Of the victims Of the
recent boiler explosion In Windsor.
Michael Burke notified the author
tiles in Wilkesbarre, on Friday, that
his wife had fallen down stairs and re-
ceived fatal injuries. 1t was shown at
Coroner's inquest, on Saturday, that
she died from violence at the hands Of
her husband, and he was arrested.
Thomas J. Bolton shot and killed
Douglass Clarke in a quarrel at Vicks-
burg. Mas, on Friday night. Leonard
Clarke, brother Of Douglass, coming out
of a theatre at the time, interfered to
save his brother, and was also shot dead
by Bolton. The Clarkes were unarmed.
Bolton was arrested on Saturday.
A. D. Garvin attempted to kill his
sister, Mrs. Kessick, near Princeton,
ILL.,, last Thursday, but the bullet en-
tered her daughters body, killing the
latter. Garvin then put q bullet
through his own head and died the
next day.
The examination Of the account Of
Bsrthold Landau, Treasurer Of the
Keschershelbarzel in Cleveland, Ohio,
was finished on Saturday, aud shows a
deficiency" of near 100000. 1t Is be-
lieved Landau has fled to Europe.
About 81 ,000, 900 Of Cincinnati Gas
Company stock was sold in that city on
Saturday at ITO, an advance Of cents.
This is considered an indication that
the Mayor will sign the ordinance fix
ing OIL 60 as the price for gas under the
city's contract with the above-named
company.
The Clerk Of the Board OF Education |
Cleveland, Ohio, began TO make arrests |
on Saturday, under State law punish
ing employers for having in their fac
tories children under fourteen years of
age during school houses, when not
compelled to werk by poverty.
The body Of Louis II. Page, ped
dlsr, who disappeared from Providence,
R. l., on the 9th of December, under
suspicious circumstances, was found in
the river near that city on Saturday
morning.
A cask of rum fell from wagon and
burst in one Of the streets Of Toronto,
on Saturday. Patrick Burke, a vagrant
scooped up and drank several hatfulla
of the liquor, and died from its effects
in about an hour.
Harriet Hink, widow, about thirty
years of age, was found murdered in
her bed, in Patterson, N. j., on satur-
day morning. She had also bseu felo-
niously assaulted and robbed.
Ellen Mowrey, aged 10, hanged her
self in her bedroom, at Mt. Pleasant,
N. j., ON Saturday morning. Her ia
ther had recently compelled her to
break off an engagement Of marriage.
All the coal operators OF the Cum
berland region of Maryland have yield
I'd to the demand Of the miners for
another advance of Is cents, and the
men will resume work to day at IS
tents per ton. II
Four men were buried by a snow t
'lide near Franktown, New, on Satur-
lay morning. One was rescued, 30. l
7erely injured; the others could not be {
ound. n
The sloop Pearl, Captain David Case,
# Newport, y. l., is reported to have
ossn lost, with all on board, off Cape
datteras.
Eugene Cunning, Of New Brooklyn,
v. j., wss killed by railroad train {
while riding velovipede, at Amboy, on q
saturday. h
The sum of $3.50 was collected for the f
rish Relief Fund'in st. Michael's Cath d
lie Church at Chester, Pa, Sunday. {
A Duty On Quintne Wanted q
Between two hundred and three hun