Daily Republican., 1881-08-22
SECOND EDITION.
TWO DAYS NEWS.

TWO DAYS NEWS.
Hunting for Blewart's rOdy "A
Woman Arrested for Murder
Ohio's grain CrOp-The New Com.
et-IMc1dents, Accldents, Grimes
ana Casualties.
Heavy rains for sone days past in
Colorado have done much damage, es-
pecially t. the railroads, which have
suffered from washouts. A terrible
waterspout, near Canon City, on Satur-
day, swept of "whole sections of rail
way ties" into the Arkansas River, and
it is believed the road to Silver Clif
will not he open for week. passen.
ger train which left Canon City on Sat
urday night is stopped twelve miles
from that place. Cattle and horses were
swept away by the waterspout
Under the direction of detectives i'll
New York, workmen have begun 10 eA-
cavate . lot in Cypress Hills Cemetery
in search of the remains OF The late
Alexander II. Stewart, which We're sto'
lon from st. Mark $ chu. chyard, in That
city about three years ago. The clue
on which the detectives are working
was started week ago, and Judge
Hilton is interested in the search, The
digging will be continued until sue 'csS
or failure is apparent
The Boarl of Agriculture of Ohio
makes the following estimate OF the
grain crops in that State, as compared
with those of 1880. Wheat ~ per ccut.,
or 3S, OO0, 900 bushels against 52,5Co, 600
bushels corn 10 per cent, or $4,000, 600
bushels, against 100000, 900 bushels;
oats l07 per cent, or ., 500, 900 bushels,
against q, 100000 bushels
Bridget Mansfield, "A years Of age,
was found, last night, insen ,ihle and
seriously injured, in the yard oi her
house. in Morrisania, New York. Her
husband, Thomas, who had been quar-
relling with her and, lit is said, had
thrown her out o; thlrd-story window,
was arrested.
The body of Eliza Wilson, aged 20
wears, WAS found IN the cana. at Jersey
City, on Saturday morning. She had
been before the Police Court two orl
three times for drunkenness, and the
last time said that, if she could not re-
sist the ten )lation to drink, she would |
commit su eide.
Schaeberle's Conner VS. visible to the
naked eye at Cincinnati ut o'clock
last night. ut is III trsa Major about
u degrees below the bottom OF the bowl
OF the diprer, and is the upper one oI u
pair of faint stars" With an opera
glass the tail can be plaiuly y seen.
Frederick Benjamin, OF New York,
was killed by a railroad train ut MoA-
mouth Jurc rctiou, New Jersey, on Sntur
day. Thomas priol, u noy, was killed
OF. Saturday afternoon, while trying 10
board the cars on the Gravity road,
Ii ar Scranton.
A coal train on the Lehigh Valley
was wrecked neas White Hal. on Sat
urday night by ob,tructiOnS placed
upon the track. No person was in
jured. An unsuccessful attempt was
made to wreck a tain at the same
place fifteen years ago
The dead bodies OF Edward w. la
sey, aged siXty-seven years, and of an
unknown woman, apparently twenty |
wears III tSt, Ntlt t'AF.l IL JlL yh' At1ltiI |
at Lowell, Massachusetts, yesterday. |
1t is belived Hasey was murdered
Columbus Hill, "olored bootblack'
was stabbed to death by Daniel Sulli
van in Bait more, nu Saturday night.
The murderer, who is Il notorious rough,
was arrested. There was apparently
no provocation for the deed.
Mrs. S. McVey was arrested at Fort
Worth, Texas, yesterday, on "A requisi-
ton from the Governor Oh MisSisail pi.
charging her " it'll the murder of her
husband in Kinds county,in that State,
The will of the widow of Ex-Presi.
dent Fillmore, probated at Buffalo,
makes public bequestS to the amouAt Of
$50, 900, including one Of so, 600 to the
University Of Rochester.
Rev. Mr.. Fairly, = well-kno~n Con
gregationalist minister, vas drowned at
Falmouth, Massachusetts, on Friday,
by falling into the water while fishing
in Crooked Pond.
George Ludwig, two and half years
old, was fatal. poisoned in New York,
on Saturday morning, his father giving
him carbolic acid ia mistake for pre-
scribel medicine.
A little daughter of Milford Lewis,
at Sugar Grove, Perna., last Thursday
evening, used coal oil to kindle fire.
She was burned to death and the house
was reduced to ashes.
William Gooderhail, Sr., fmnder Of
the great distillcry firm of GUolerhail
& Werts, died in Toronto Oh Saturday,
He was reported to be worth slo, o0O,-
600
Walter Hohler, aged 10 years, and
John O'Brisn, aged l6, were drowned
in Providence harbor yesterday, by
the collision Of their boat with scow.
James Lynch, a Philalelphian, was