Daily Republican., 1881-05-19
NEWS SUMMARY.
WAITS CLEANED FROM THE
MORNING EXCHANGES.
murders and 0utrages-WOrk OF
Flaines-Str1ke OF Coal Mi.
ners-The Senate's Work,
Other Items.

SS"so" III i'lrlous tight, and the
oid man stabbed his eldest son with n
pltchtork, inhicting a probably fatal
wound: John Hayes shot and killed
ms wife Nancy, who kept a house q,
+ eVll reepute, at Harmer, Ohio, yesterday
morning. The murderer ESCAPED. 4
farmer named Arnold was assassinated
oy an unknown person while WORKING
IN his corntield, near Black Springs,
Arkansas, last Friday.
A fire at Goshen, Indiana. on Tuesdav "
night, destroyed the Pun p Company
ana CAalr Companys buildings and
the Thleshing Machine Works, causinp
loss estimated at $50, 900. A buiIdin9
IN Milford, Massachusetts, occupied py
Llprldge Mann's boot factory and G.
a. summers crimpiug brake and boot.
tree factory, was burned the same
night. Loss $50, 900 The boot factory
employed 100 hands.
a special meeting of the Cabinet will
De held this morning, to determine in
regard TO the remaining New York
nominations. 1t is believed that the
tour names withdrawn will be returned
to the Senate. About POO nominations
IN al are yet to be made, but the pres;-
dent intends to send them all to thp
Senate to-day, SO that it can adjourn
sine die tomorrow or Saturday,
Three men, named Jackson. Halsted
ana iiobertS, identified as the murder
erS OF Lieutenant Cherry, have been
captured at Fort Pierce, Dakota Rob.
ertS is in a critical condition, having
been seriously wounded in the
hight with Cherry. \ fourth member
or the ganglS missing aud is supposed to
have been killed.
The coal miners emrIoycd in the Aca-
dla Pit ut SteliartOn, Nova Scotia. have
struck against the signing cf a written
agreement ''tO work under the eyistiup
rules They demand that six men whn
refused to sign the paper shall be taken
back to work, and that a paper signed
by some others Shall be given up.
The greater portion of the Baltimore
and Ohio freight bridge over Wheeling
creek, adjoining the passenger depot, III
Wheeling, West Virginia, gave way YES
tertAy under a heavy freight train, and
part Of the train fell into the creek. The
engineer, naned Kelly, was seriously,
ifnot fatally injured,
Walter Reeves, IA deck hand on the
propeller Tartan, was killed by being
Wedgcd between the propeller and the
dock, at Milestone, New Jersey, on
Tuesday right. Paul Sweet, a section
boss, was killed by falling from rail
road car, at lteagen, Texas, on Tuesday.
IN hn
continues uuprecedentedly
rough for this season of the year. Sew
eral Of the fishing vessels have been
badly damaged, and some of them have
lost tReir travis and anchors.
Robert A. Bakers banking house, at
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, made an as.
,i5 J'nent yesterday. Its liabilities are
stated at SlO0, 900, including $4,000 of
,ity deposits, and its assets, mostly in
'eal estate, are estimated at $50, 900.
Notices for the continuance of Five
yer cent. bonds at the rate ofthrpe and
half per cent. were received by the -,
'reaSlry Department., yesterday, to
he amount Of S24, 4,344, 800. This makes
he aggregate to date Sl41 ,115,OjO.
A convention of representative color
d citizens Of North Carolina met YES
nrday in Raleigh, about one hundred
eing present, and adopted strong re-
olutiOnS" demanding recognition"
rom the Administration.
The total number of immigrants who
rived in the United States during the
inc months ending March 3lst last,
as 357 ,396, an increase of 142, 800 on the
umber for the nine months endiur
Iarch 3lst, 1880.
The new Protestant Episcopal Church
| Danville, Virginia, one of the finest
lurCheS in the South, was dedicated
pSterday, Bishops White and Peter
in officiating. A large congregation p
as present.
The 9Sth annual Convention of the .
rotestant Episcopal Church in Mary ~
nd met yesterday atSt. Peters Church "
Baltimore Bishop Pinckncy pre- 81
led, and Rev. ID. A. Dalrymple was
'cretary. fl,
There We're two earthquake shocks at
New Hampshire, yesterday fc
orning The first took place at twenty
inutes past midnight. the second be. so
cen three and four o'clock.
The Contoocook, Warner and Sugar "
vers, in New Hampshire. have risen m
high that the mills in many places y
We been compelled to stop. hri
t is rumOred in ST. John, NewfOund
ID, that the Imperial Government has brc
used to sanction the Railway Con- I
ct bill. nel
lanes Mccullough and Edward Fay =
p'icated in land fraud, escaped from 0"i
penitcntiary at Huntsville, Texas, L
Monday night. ant
suit of Mrs. Nelly Casey, at Tyler, n, II
:as, against the Travele rs Insurance N' u,
4pany Of sidad Hartford, has resulted in a che t'
dict tor $1,000. SIRE
hree fishing boats capsized at the E
18th of the Columbia river, Oregon. sire
tuesday, and the crews were drown lar4
If
Geographic communication with is ii
ana has been restored but the F,
el between Santiago and Kingston, Prot
le General Assembly of the Presby- MAJ
IN church in the United States will re
in Buffalo, to-day. IIs II
le 83d annual Council of the Pro- N,
mt Episcopal Diocese of Virginia vell
yesterday in Danville. with
neral Grants railroad contract has ,1 VA
approved by the Mexican Chamber nTn1 a rr
equities, and now goes to the Senate. AT ii
was showing at Denver and freez- Ac
t Chey enne yesterday. OF no
''o''' 10 "po'"' att,
e army worm has appeared in there
al counties of Northern New York The
S doing great damage in the fields. ago '
artcl
Alapaca Coats. esthe
} have just opened full line of us
A1,noo, ooa+e Tool, Of ou,1;+y gentle