Daily Republican., 1881-05-26
NEWS MMARY.
FROM THE MORNING
EXCHANGES.
Outrage ChapraY-Business Fall
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Wages-Othcr Incidents, Ac-
cidemts, Casualties, &c.

John Carmichael, of hoIuOn county,
Virginia, was arrested on Tuesday for
sending postal card to Senator Vance,
several weeks ago, on which was writ.
ten, please send me your speech on
the - dog Malone" Carmichael was
taken before L. 5. Commissioner Fow-
Ter, at Alexandria, yesterday, and held
for violation OF the statutes prohibiting
thesendlng of scurrilous matter through
the mails.
Il. a. Bakers bank, at Fond du Lac,
Wisconsin, has failed, with liabilit
, exceeding S3O00OO. Baker and his
cashier, Burroughs, have been arrested
for alleged lnsappropration Of funds,
and a mob of angry depoStors attempt
/ ed toShoot Burroughs. The city loses
100000 for which the City Treasurer is
liable.
The compositors on the Pittsburg
Despatch struck last night, and that
paper appeared this morning greatly
diminished in size. The proprietors of
the Despatch had engaged other com
poSitOrS from Cincinnati to take the
places of the Union men, hence the
strike. The new men will reach Pitts
burg today.
The Governor General of Canada en-
tertained thirty persons, including the
Duke of Athol and the Marquis Of Stat
ford, at a dinner in Quebec, on Tuesday
night. Previous to the dinner the Gov
ernOr General performed the ceremony
OF knighting Hon. Hector Langeriu and
Chief Justice kitchie.
The Sunday schools of Brooklyn, New
York, had their titty-second annual pro
csssion yesterday morning. The process
sion included grand marshal, seven
| division marShaiS, S74l officers and
teachers, and 81, 800 children. All de-
nominations except the Roman Catholic
were represented.
In the L. 5. Court at Chicago, 'on
Tuesday, Judge Blodgett set aside his
| former decision, and granted % re-hear-
| ing in the patent case of Abraham Rob
| iHSOn against Suttcr Brothers for an in
tring"ment of Il patent granted in june,
| 1879, for reSweating leaf tobacco.
Tie National Baptist Anniversaries
i'll indianapolis, closed yesterday. The
gatherings We're large, harmonious and
enthusiastic. In the three great SOcie-
ties, representatives were present from
thirty-tive States and most Of the foreign
missionary fields.
The U. :. steamer Yantic, now at New
York, will soon sail for Merida, Mexico |
to investigate the alleged unlawful seiz-
urc Of the bark Acacia, of Boston, by |
the Mexican authorities. The command |
er of the vessel will cooperate with our
Consul at Merida.
The schooner William j. Lamhdn, |
Captain a. \ PattiSOn, left NeWbern, |
North Carolina, for Baltimore, on the |
22d OF March. She was last spoken on
the 18th of April OFT Cape Hatteras. 1t
i, believed she tound"red in the gale Of
April l4th.
The Indian Bureau has arranged for
rhe removal of about seventy of the |
North Carolina Cherokees to the Indian
Territory. This is considered the first
step toward the removal of all the
CherokccS in North Carolina, about POO
in number
Reports have just been received of
the seizure Of ten Illicit diStillerieS in
Georgia, three in Habersham, four in
Eaburn, two in Cherokee and one in
White county. About $4,000 gallons
of mash and beer were destroyed.
Lars Bouland, an eccentric old man,
who had lived alone in a secluded place,
Is miles north of Boone, Iowa, was
found murdered last Sunday morning.
II is supposed the crime was committed L
for his watch and small sum Of money.
Charles L. Clements, y waiter, Al
wears Of age, died yesterday, in New I
York, from blood poisoning, caused by !
I preparation with which he was clean 4
ng silverware coming in contact with
! sore on his elbow &
Two window glass manufacturers Of
PittSburg have decided to close their d
works on June lst for the Summer-a b
month earlier than usual. The reasons
are "overproduction and the o
nigh wages.
The New York Evening Post has pass il
al uuder the control Of Messrs. Carl st
Srhurz, Horace White and f. l.. God
kin, and to-day Mr.. Schurz will as f.
sumo the editorial direction OF that "
ournal.
Samuel Sooler and his two sons We're In
,hot by David Augsberry in quarrel
lbout a farm, near Watertown New p
York, yesterday morning. The father NJ
will probably not recover.
The body of Rudolph Shultz, aged 90 III III
years, was found yesterdayin the river, he
1t Williamsburg, New York, with
;wenty pounds of iron attached to the he
clothes. 1t is supposed he committed pl
suicide. ki sa
John Eeine, of Ottawa, Canada, ran ~
mile in minutes and - seconds on do
Wednesday. This is said to be tie fast vo
,st running time Of record in America. 81
George Washington Morrison Mutt, u
,.tter known as Commodore Mutt,
lied Yesterday in New York, aged 81 VIZ
ears. He was feet inches in height. sh
lie leaves widow. sp
William OFT said to have fought un- =,
er Napoleon at Leipsig and Waterloo, ea c'
lied in Watertown, Wisconsin, on
tuesday, at the age of 81 years. la,
A bill for the removal of the Forty 'el
acond street reservoir in New York 49,,
ity passed both Houses Of the New 5v 5v'
ork Legislature yesterd&JJ tn
William Denham was shot dead by III
ames Mulaney in a quarrel about a pa p"
oman, at Somerset, Kentucky, on
uesday. in,
The laborers on the Craving Dock ut he
uebec have struck for an increase of lh .ip
ay from so cents to one dollar per day. we we
James Emmons aged 81 years, hanged j
imsclf at his home in Windsor, New dr.
ersey, on Tuesday night. sn, SUI
The Cepheus, one of the Coney by
;land excursion steamers built at
oach's ship yard, Chester, left yester- Sol
ny for New York. Sol
The Mandamus bill passedboth houses a1' an
the State Legislature yesterday, and :,
ent to the Governor. the
The yearly meeting of the New York bly,
ociety of Friends was held yesterday. sn sha
,,a attanIappa wsS large W"'