Daily Republican., 1881-07-09
A DAYS NEWS.
WAS GOING ON OVER THE
COUNTRY YESTERDAY.
Indian Murders-The DefHnct WO.
mems Bank-RaIlotslga ut Al.
bany-(iriseOu.'s s4ast--
other News Items.

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Mexico, to bring in the bodies of the
Mexican Central railroad surveyors re-
ported killed forty miles soulh Of that
place, has returned to III Paso, and re.
ported that only five bodies could be
found; the men were killed by renegade
Apaches while running from the wagons
The rest of the surveying party includ-
ing Upham, escaped. \ stage coach
from ElPaso to Chihuahua was attack
ed by Indians last Sunday; the driver
was killed and a passenger named Pngh,
son of ex-senator pugh, and son.in-law
of eN-(iovernor Henderson ri Indiana,
was captured,
An adjourned meeting of the credi-
tors of Mrs. Howe, ex-Preslent of the
defunct "Women's Bank" was held
yesterday in the Probate Court at BoS.
ton. Mr.. Russ, the assignee, stated that
the claims would amount'to $500, 900 U
lore, and he las received s2l 700 as the
total Assets. With suits, f0nnsel i.es
and other expenses be. would not feel
safe in declaring dividend Of more
than five per cent. The dividend was
fixed at that figure, and the meeting
adjourned until September 30.
The Ute Commissioners have return
ed to cantonment on the Cnconpahgre,
Colorado, after months trip, during
which they travelled more than 800 miles
on horse back, with pack, and a..
amined lands in Western Colorado and
Eastern Utah. They have selected d
new reservation, to which the ludans
will be removed as soon as arrange
ments can be made.
An INJUNCTION has been issued in Vic
toria, British Columbia, to restrain the
Government from selling the goods re-
Gently seized from the ChlneSc tor the
Provincial school tax. The Chinese
merchants of Victoria have published a
card announcing that they will apl al
to the Courts tor their rights, "and will
never rest until their people are justly
treated.
Two more Intellectual ballots for [, S.
Senators were had yesterday in the
New York Legislature. The last bal
lot for the short term stood: Potter, 20,
Wheeler, ~; Conkling, y; Lapham, T.,
Cornell, ); Rogers, Il; Crowley, :; Fol
GER /. For the long term the vote was
Depew, 81; kernau, 30: Cornell, -;
Crowley, Is; Chapman, /; scattering s.
Peter Liebach, whose wife WIS burn
ed to death, in Jersey City, SIX weeks
ago. left that city on Thursday, with
his household effects, abandoning his
tive-year-old sou. He left the boy stand
ing in thc street, after telling MIN "he
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supposed to have gone 20 New York,
and the police are looking to1 him,
Collector bravo, of Pittsbur@, the
Mayors Of Pittshurg and Allegheny
City, Hon. john X. Morheaa and othel
gentlemen have written letter to Gov
Hovt, asking him ''to address the Gov
ernors Of the respective States and Ter
ritoricS on the subject of issuing con
current thanksgiving proclamation owe
the recovery of the President.
The bonds stolen from the Erie COun
ty Savings Bank of Buffalo, New York
in May lass, amounting to ell4,Ooo
which were traced to Baltimore, wer
returned yesterday afternoon, mnnu
about $1,000 in [. ). securities, WIllct
had been negotiated. IL is said the
exact amount OF ransom paid Tor tn
bonds was so, 900.
At noon yesterday, the termination 0
his forty-hrst day OF fasting, John Girls
com weighed l5l pounds, loss OF
pounds IN twenty-tCur hours, and OF 4b'
pounds since the beginning of his fast
His pulse was 5S, respiration II, TEN
perature oS He took a short walk il
the morning.
John Con7oy, while washing window
in the eighth story of the! Palmer Hous
in Chicago, on Thursday night, fell t'
the ground, striking on an open shutter
in the second story in his descent, AM
died soon after.
The house of Beverly X. johnson
near Newburg, New York, was robbie
of 500 worth of property on ThurSda
night. The post-oiiice in the sam
building, was robbed OF stamps and let
terS.
AT a meeting of the Governor an
Council OF New Hampshire, yesterday
Alonzo 7. Carpenter of Bath, was non
mated for Assistant Justice OF the 81
preme Court, to succeed William
Foster, resigned.
A heavy storm prevailed yesterday
afternoon along the New Jersey coast
AT Seabright five fishing boats wer
blown ashore, and their crews got safe
ly to land through the surf.
The Associated Press dispatch {
Thursday night, reporting the burnin
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ers in Troy, New York, was contradict
ed yesterday.
} A telegram from Montreal reports
that Il French Company, with a capito
of SlO,OOO, 900, is being formed in Pari
to develop the mining resources OF Can
ada.
The hot weather continues in Chicag
the temperature there ranging from y
to9j in the shame. Several cases O
sunStroke, none fatal We're reporte'
yesterday.
David Moyer, u prominent citizen q
Coplay, Penra., was Killed by heih'
thrown from his carriage yesterda,
morning.
A terrific storm of wind and rail
paSssd over Danville, Va, yesterda,
afternoon, damaging two bridges an'
unrooting u number OF buildings.
, Ex-Governor Baxter, of Arkansas
was thrown from his buggy at Bates
vile, in that state, on Thursday even
ing, and is believed fatally injured.
A case of yellow fever is reported OF
the British bark Emma Paysant, froI
| Vera Cruz, in quarantine at Pennsacola
John Shoff, an aged citizen OF Man
tico township, Lancaster county, die
: on Thursday, of sunstroke.
Two men were suilocated, one fatal
by damp, while cleaning out an oil
well, at Dallas, Texas, on Thursday.
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