Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
NEWS SUM MARY.
A RAILROAD IN COLORADO DE-
srROYED By A WATER SPOUT.
Oulragea BY Indians - Reading
strikers aaia Their Point
HOwgate's Failures.

The Sheriff of Tucson, Arizona re-
turned from Deming on Monday, and
reported that within ten days not few
er than twenty-five settlers were killed
by Mescalero and Apache Indians,
about fifteen miles north of Mutt sta
tion. These Indians were moving
south toward chihuahua, and number
ed about seventy-hve. One hundred
soldiers and fifty Indian scouts were
in pursuit.
The moulders Of Orr, Painter & Go 's
stove works, in ReMiing, who struck
three weeks ago for an advance of ten
per cent, will resume to-day, a com
promise having been agreed upon. They
are to receive an advance Of per cent.
now aad an additional 5 per cent. on
October lst. The men at Buckwalter
& Co.'S Works, at Rogers Ford, will
resume next Saturday on tho same
terms.
1t has been ascer,ained that the rail
road between Canon City and Silver
Ctr, in Colorado, was totally destroyed
by saturdays water spout. 1t Will
probably not be again IN running order
Tor several weeks. Meantime, traffic
between the two places is maintained
by stages. In New Mexico, the A5chi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad is
badly broken aouth of Las Vegas.
A horse att 4ched to truck ran away
in onp OF the treets Of Jersey city yes-
tcrlay, thro Ying out the occupants, n
man and u hoy. Tie man, who WAS
uuhurt, caught tie horse, and Jumping
INTO The Aaspp, drove away, leaving
tne boy lying III the street. The boy,
who ~ unknown, was taken to the hos
ptral, where ne died yesterday morning
fro n "a fracture of he skull.
f. d. Chas", n young graduate OF the
Boston Technical CrlIrge, who has been
employed for d montA pas; in the labor.
atory OF the pennsy ylvania Steel Works
at Harrisburg, met with terrible accl-
dent at the Works yesterday morning.
He was caught between the elevation
and timbers and dangerously crushed,
ard then fell distance OF 70 feet.
A further charge Of embezzIing $780,
900, in addition to tho ainoult previous
Iy stated, was pCetcrred against Captain
HowuAtc, in y ashington, yesterday
1t is believed further invcs-
will reveal more THEFT. How
gate was iisbur,ing officer OF the Sighal
Bureau tor six years.
Martin Cunningham, aged - years
was shot two weeks ago, IN New iorh,
and wounded, il is SAID, I'm eHactly lhe
same place and manner as freSluehI
!" lie died yesterday, ana an
autopsy will BE- made 70 determine the
course ufthc bnt,et.
The Mayor of New York yesterday re-
moved from office Police Commis onerS
French, Mason and Nichols, for failure
TO keep the streets of that city clean
The removal is subject TO tho Governor
VIM. q. Day and Lawrence Slatterv,
mill operatives at Beri;iey, Rhode Is
land were killed yesterday, bva colllsloh
between two HAT ears a. tho railway
station in that place.
A f.rrv boat containing five persons,
was swept down the Rio Grande ny the
flood in that river at Eagle pass, on
Monday, and it is feared all Oh board
were lost.
The auction and pawnhroker shop OF
Hugh Mulligan, in AJlantic Clty, was
robbed yesterday during dinner hour OF
vatche, and jowelry 10 the amount Oh
about SljOo.
Perry and Alexander Mason, colored,
accused Of murder, were taken from the
all, at Mouroe, Louisiana, before uay
light yesterday morning, and lyhcheu
Jy Il mob.
Theresa Johurek, aged II months,
lied in New York on Sunday nom cry
,ipe!as OF her ear lobes tG allow tho IN
,ertIon of earrings.
Dr, ". Met. Ostrander, n wealthy
ysician of Pittston, penn'a, commit
red suicide yesterday by hanging. he
had been an invalid for some tliile.
The now York board Of aldermen met
but, without confirming any
If the MAYORS nominations, adJooflleu
for two weeks.
Tx. Senator Conk!ing, it is reported,
has purchased RDbiuson's ls'"nd, N
the st. Lawrence, just below lhoosaho
Islands Park.
The Ohio river is 80 low that navlsa-
ion above Cincinnati is suspended, OK
.cpt by The smallest boats.
A case of yellow fever has appeared
n Key West. 1t is not believed 10 nave
been imported.