Daily Republican., 1881-11-02
YESTERDAYS NEWS
THE WITH EsSEs sUMnONEO TO
PROVE GUlTEAU INSANE.
Reducing the Star Route Expense q
--COnsec-at1nx q RishO hOp-A
fatal qHarrol-O'COnnO
On his rOunds.

Mr.. Scovile, counsel. of Guiteau
has 30 far availed himself of the ordel
OF Court, permitting the summoninl
of twenty witnesses at the .Governmen,
expense, az to have subpTnas issued
for the follow ing persons : Mrs. Au
gastus Parker, James G. Herman, e.
L. Burroughs. Francis NJ. SCoville and
J. Lewis Lee, all OF Chicago, ILL.,, &.
s. Joslyn, Oneida Community, n v,
Everett q. Foss, Dover, N. H., John A.
Rice, Merton, Wis, Edward O. Spirz-
ka, New York city; Harm on b. Amer.
ling, Williamsport, Pa.
The Post Master General issued an
ORDER abolisbing the expedition" and
additional service on the mail route be-
tween Helena and Missoula, In Monta.
na, thus reducing its annual cost from
$lS,139 to S6425, the original contract
price. The reduction will take effect
on the 18th inst. A reduction from
$i2,627 10 the original contrac5 price of
$500 per anuntn has also been ordered
on the route from Butte City to New
Chicago in the san. e territory.
William Crawford was fatally shot
by Robert Peterson, his business part
lucky, on Saturday. Two drunken men
named Peppin and Gilbert, quarrelled
in a buggy, in Thomas county, Georgia,
"A few days ago, and Gilbert pulled Pep
pin ont of the wagon and killed him by
cutting his throat. John Lenahan was
shot dead by Albert Nichols, in a quar-
rel about girl both were cour,ing, near
Lawrenceyllie, Illinois, on Monday
night.
Mr.. T. p. DConnOr addressed a large
meeting in the City Hall at Waterbury,
Connecticut, last evening He was es-
cortei to the Hall by military com
pany, the local Land l4eaguers and 9TH
er Irish societies. Mayor-elect kendrck
presided, and on the platform were q
number Of prominent citizens and sew
eral priests. Rev. Lawrence Walsh,
Treasurer of the National Land League,
reported that up to date he had sent
$4,000 to Treasurer Egan, at Paris.
Elizabeth kress, aged % years. a mar
ried woman, being delirious from ma
larial fever. attempted suicide in New
York on Monday night by cutting her
throat with n butcher knife and drink
ing quantity of coal Oil She was cared
for by her husband and friends, but elu-
ded them yesterday morning and killed
herself by jumping from the top of the
house.
Ths L. s. steamer Alliance, Captain
Wadleish, arrived at Halifax ye-ter-
day, on her reCnru to New York from
the Arctic seas. During her four
months cruise on the coasts of Norway,
Greenland and Iceland, She Leither saw
nor heard anything of the missing
Jeannette.
Andrew j. Rice, an insane man, has.
through his guardian, begun suit "a
gainst three shoe manufacturers of
Lynn, Massachusetts,, for SO 900 DANA
ges, for the use Of the steel shank for
shoe, the plaintiff claiming the owner.
ship o. the patent.
The Chicago limited express train on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, which left
New York at eight o'clock on Monday
morning, on it's first trip, reached Chi
cago at iortv minutes past nine o'clock
yesterday morning, on time.
The OLio and Mississippi Elevator,
in Cincinnati, with l2j,OOO bushels of
grain, WAS burned yesterday morning.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. -Four
stores i'll Monticello, Mississippi, were
burned yesterday. Loss, $5O,OOO.
Colonel G. =. kamsleil, L. S. Mar
shal, was severely injured by being
gored by bull on his farm in Chester
field county, Virginia, on Monday. His
daughter saved his life by driving the
animal away.
Two freight trains colilel near Car
linville, Illinois, on Monday night, de-
mollshing two engines and eight cars,
and causing the death Of 9. W. Payne,
a brakeman. The loss to the railroad
company is estimated at $40, 900,
Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati,
elected last month to Justice Boyton, Of
the Supreme Court, was yesterday ap-
pointed by the Governor to fill the un-
expired term of his predecessor.
John Walling, the lunatic arrested at
the White House on Monday, has been
certified as insane, and his relatives
have been notified to remove him from
the District of Colum bia.
Right Rev. NJ. j. O'Farrel, frst Bish-
op of the new Roman Catholic Dio ocese
of Trenton, New Jersey, was consecrat-
ed yesterday in the Cathedral al New
York.
1t is believed in Washington that
the Secretaryship of the Interior has
been offered to General James A. Will
hanson, lately Commissioner OF the
General Land Office.
40 Latham, of the Fifth Auditor 3
Office in Washington, will, lit is thought,
be appointed Chief OF the Consular Bu'
reau in that office, to succeed Cowie,
resigned.
Postmaster General James and Colo.
mel Thompson, superintendent of the
Railway Mail Service, have gone TO
New York ON official business.
President Arthur, who leaves Wash
iupton for New York to-day or to-mor-
row, will stay in New York until after
the election.
All the rolling mills in Cincinnati
are preparing to resume work, now that
the differences with the wOrkmen have
been settled.
There was frost at San Saba, Texas,
on Monday night, and snow fell in New
Mexico, but melted as it fell.
A II lst DisagreeAble Feeltnk.
Many people have lost their interest,"
in politics and in amusements because
they are 30 out of sorts and run down