Daily Republican., 1881-07-18
VIEWS SUMMARY.

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graph lines-A l'iitsburE, Pa
Riet-C1ncinnati's Terrible Heat
A Life Insurance Company ON IN
Verge Of Bsnkrupscy-Preside d en-
Garfield's Mother Very Iii.
A party of drunken roughs becomin
disorderly at ball at Judges Hote
near the Central Railroad depot i
Pittston, Pa, on Saturday, were ejecte
from the hotel, and began to riddle
with stones. They also attacked a Gil
Gus company about to leave on trai
for Mauch Chunk, but were driven Of
by two shots fired by one Of the circu
men. 1t was then discovered that tn
first shot had entered the hotel an,
killed John Morgan, who was sitting a
IA window, and that the second had SC
verely wounded a woman named Nun
ply in one of her arms No arrest
were made.
The weather in Cincinnati ,Aas coole
yesterday than it has been for sixtee
days. During the seven DAYS. iron
July 10 to July 10 inclusive, tiiers wer
264 deaths from sunstr0ke and 100 iron
the effects of the excessive heat in tina
city. The maximum of deaths from
these Ca lcus on one day was ST, on tn
ID instant. During those terrible sevel
days the deaths from other causes be
sides the heat numbered l5j. The tig
ureS are official.
Superintendent Fairman, of the In
surance Department, of New York, ha
discovered that the Universal Life In
surance Company has exhausted il!
capital stock, and has an additional de
iciency of $394, ,Ol6, making total de
fciency of $SS4,0lG He has issued 4
requisitiOn to the stockholders 10 pay
in this amount to the Office OF the Com
pany on or before the 18Th OF October.
A fearful tornado visited the town O.
New Ulm and West Newton, in Mime
sofa, on Saturday afternoon, demolish
ing more than one hundred buildings
killing fourteen persons, and injurine
at least twenty-five others. The loss OF
property is estim ated at $500, 900. 1t is
believed there was serious damage and
loss of life in other localities near thost
Prentice McCabe, captain Of cana
boat, was caught by IA rope, pulled into
the river and drowned, at New York
on Saturday afternoon Frank Young
a boy employed in a telephone office a,
Ontario, got out of a window
on Saturday and attempted to walk
a lnnfv fhn tvnrl~ fr p.r
dow, but was killed by falling to the
ground, fifty feet below.
David Ousteman, a wel-known resi-
dent of East Eockaway, Long Island,
hanged himself yesterday morning, in
an Clubhouse near his residence. Henry
Brush, a farmer OF AmityvllIe, Long
Island, attempted suicide On Saturday
nighC by cutting his throat. He is in d
critical condition.
j. j. Dickinson, Jr., son OF ,y-Adju-
Iant General Dickinson, OF Flor. III, was
taken from Jail at Leesburg, in that
State, on Friday morning, and shot
dead by disguised mob OF twenty five
men. Dickinson had shot, but not dan
gerously wonndesi,- saloon keeper
named Beach.
A terrific hailstorm visited Brock
vile, Ontario, on Saturday afternoon,
The hdilstOnes weighed several ounces,
and there was great destruction OF glass
and vegetation. Trees, fences, signs and
We're also blown down by the
wind, aud many Gel lars were flooded.
An engine on the Lehigh Valley rail,
Dad ran into a freight train on the
long Bridge at White Haven, yester-
lay morning, making a bad wreck.
lanes Mulligan, of Mauch Chunk, and
f. Fleming, OF White Haven
we're seriously injured.
Antonio Vale was shot lead by En-
net ones while sleeping in his Ham
mock ON the steamer Lady Lee, at st.
4ouis, on Saturday afternoon. The
murderer escaped. They were "rousta-
'outs" on the vessel, and had quar-
elled on the last trip to Kansas City.
A fire in st. Louis, ,oA Saturday night,
artly destroyed a building occupied by
lloyd x Co. and Ryan u Cummisky,
Dbacco dealers, causing a loss of about
25,0Oo. The Catholic Orphanage in
iall:ax, Nova Scotia, was destroyed by
re on Saturday.
John c. Price, bartender in II hotel at
lgusta, Georgia, was killed on Satur-
ay morning, by falling from fourth
tory window Of the Motel While in
condition. H.. was
Jrmcrly Il Philadelphian
Four more Li.,e, y. ,ocK.)aH resulting
rom toy pistols are reported in Bait
core, making II in all as consequence
f the Fourth of July. Three OF the
ew cases have proved fatal the fourth
, not expected to recover.
The fire in the Stanton shaft, at
has just been extinguished
iter two years of labor, and it is hoped
he mine will be ready TO resume opera
ions within three months. 1t will EN-
10y over 800 persons.
Maud S. did not beat her previous re-
ord at the Pittsburg Driving Park on
She made three starts, but
rOke each time. The last time she re-
overed quickly and crossed the wire in
10.
Mrs. Eliza Garfield, mother of the
resident, had a severe attack of chol-
ra morbus last Friday, and is now pros
rated by fever. AS she is 81 years OF
re, her recovery is scarcely hoped for,
The surplus remaining in. California
the crop of 1880 is estimated at l., ,24i,-
IS centals OF wheat and ia, ,592 ba. rels
flour. This Is the largest surplus OF
heat ever carried over in that State.
Another new comet has been discov-
Il, in right ascension hours, AS min.
tes, declination north 38 hours, 40
in the Constellation Auciga. 1t
$ invisible to the naked eye.
George r. Withers, aged % years,
ephew of Senator Withers, of Virgin
!, was shot.de by Arthur OConner
t a house of evil repute in Pine Bluff,
on saturday.
1t is reported from ri Paso. Arizona,
nat Governor Terrassas. Ell route to
nat place, was attacked last Wednes-
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