Daily Republican., 1880-11-06
NEWS SUMMARY,
A :ceIIecbou OF As cidents. Iaef.
Aea'S, CrimsS, CasualIt1ss, DO /,
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FROM all Sections sfthe COuntry.
Five or six Cinnamon were set at
work yesterday in ore of the depart
nent OF the Barbour Flax Spring Com
paEy's mill at Paterson, N. J. There
Is great indignation among the white
operatives in consequence. The firm
say the Cinnamon are set at work
which the whites will not do, but the
latter deny this, and believe the works
will eventually be run almost entirely
by Chinese labor.
Miss Clara Morris was prevented by
illness from finishing her part at the
Park Theatre, in New York, on Thurs
day night, and the audience were dis
missed at half-past nine o'clock. 1t is
not known whether her illness was
caused BY malaria or overwork.
The Governor of Illinois yesterday
appointed Messrs. Washington Bush
nell, A. W. Metcalf and H. S. Osborne
to represent Illinois at the meeting of
the Mississippi Valley States Commits
sion, in st. Louis, on the 9th inst.
A "oave in" Of the surface earth oe.
Cured yesterday at Sebastopol, near
Pittston, Pa, destroyed several
thousand dollars worth of property. A
lumber of dwellings were abandoned
and mining liz the vicinity was suspen-
ded. The earth settled about six feet
Gustave Muller, an iron worker, was
seized with hydrophobia at Edinburg,
N. j., on Tuesday, and at last accounts
was in preearious condition. He was
bitten in the wrist by dog about three
months ago.
George Glass "hurrahed for Jeff.
Davis" in Madison, Ind, on Thursday
night, and got into quarrel with
George Watson and Frederick Frenck.
Glass shot Watson in the leg, and was
himself shot dead, it is supposed by
Watson.
Albert Mitchell, colored, convicted of
the murder of Charles X. Walton, white,
who had given him shelter for the
night, was hanged yesterday at Louisa
Court house, Va.
Aho ooolsbaAb 1T6ASuroI 4L new
York has been authorized TO purchase,
during the present week, one million
and half of skies of 1880 at mini
mum OF 1925.
Judge Edward Rawle, o native of
Pennsylvania, but for for 56 years
a resident Of New Orleans, died in that
city, aged So years.
Among the callers on General Gar
field at Mentor, on Thursday, were the
President and Mrs. Hayes, and Mr..
Thomas Cave, ex-member Of the Brit
ish Parliament.
A hearing in the habeas corpus case
Of Berry, arrested on a requisition from
North Caroline, was had yesterday be-
fore Judge Wylie, in Washington. Sew
sral witnesses were examined.
The New York Times publishes a
table of the popular maj in the
different States, showing 527, ,050 for
Garfield and 45O,763 for Hancock.
The Gray Medicine Company of De-
troit has made an assignment. His IL
abilities, rrinc pally unpaid advertis-
ing bills, are stated at $l2, 900 and his
assets at $D0.
Henry Steele, colored boy, residing
in Williamspost, Pa, was killed yester-
lay in Harrisburg by shifting engine.
Frederick Kester, committed Of wife
murder, was sentenced at Danville,
H., on Thursday, to be hanged on the
list of January next.
Archbishop Feehan, appointed by the
Pope to succeed Bishop Foley, of Chica-
70, will be installed on the 21st inst.
Four blocks ofstores in Wattord, On
ario, were destroyed by fire yesterday
Loss $l50,0O0,
About $50 miners at Akron, Ohio,
AVE struck for an advance of 10 cents
per ton.
An illicit distillery, with two copper
tills and $50 gallons of beer, were
eized yesterday in Oglethrope county,
ia.
Secretary Ramsey and Comm issioner
saum returned to Washington last eve
ing.
President Hayes is expected to ar
i've in Washington this morning. d,