The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-11-28
From Almost Everywhere.
THURSDAY.

Inc snip ., NJ. Whltmore has been
launched at Bath, NE, she measures
2,205 tons.--Judge Beardsley has
refused to release the Malleys on bail.
Miss Jessie Bigelow was married,
in Plymouth church last evening, to
Mr.. William G. Beecher, second son { f
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.-
Receiver of taxes Hunter has uneartt-
ed gigantic thefts in the tax Office 10
which the Girard Life and Trust
Company alone lost thirty thousand
dollars. ---Fourteen cars were thrown
of the track and smashed by collis-
ion on the Troy and Boston Railroad,
near Petersburg junction, N. y
General Longstreet, who had an inter-
view with the President yesterday,
states that no Cabinet OF important
nominations will be sent to the Senate
until after January LIST. The bail of
Theodore F. Baldwin, the teller of the
Newark bank, has been reduced to
$4,000, which amount was furnished
by the defendant. The emperor
William is not able to leave his room.
THE Postmaster General has pre-
pared for submission 10 Congress out
lines of bill to establish system of
postal savings banks.-Three ar
rests were made under the Coercion
Act in Ireland yesterday.
FRIDAY.
A horrible murder for the purpose
of robbery is beng Investigated at
Oxford, N. C.-In mid-ocean an
abandoned bark, floating the Norwsg-
ian flag, was found on October ~ by
the British schooner Faitb.-The
London Aevs considers Guifeau men,
tally cracked but not SO insane as to
be irresponsible for his actions
The ship Culgean has been wrecked
in the Clyde and seventeen persons
drowned.-Captain Butler, an
American artist in Rome, fought
duel with Signor Mosso, an Italian.
ID is said that Senator Logan
will be witness for the defence in
the Guiteau case.--The Novelty
Works, Pittsburg, were burned yes
terday. Rudolf Bal, the we'll
known violinist, composer and con-
ductor, is dead, at the age of forty
seveD.-An ircn bar which sus-
tanned the doors of the cupola of the
new Bessemer department of the
Pennsylvania Steel Works, at Harris
burg, broke yesterday, and three men
were terribly burned by the rush Of
molten metAl.--The brigantipe
Arctic, from Nova Scotia for New
York, was driven ashore near Squan
Inlet, New Jersey, during the storm
on Wednesday night, She was heav-
lily laden with mustard seed, orange
peel and cutie fish. After her crew
were taken of sho caught fire aud
was destroyed.
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In the billiard tournament, which
ended last night, Dion won the first
prize, Schaefer the second. Thorn
as NJ, Lynch, who disappeared from
Oxford. N. g.. two days ago, was
murdered and robbed, and his body
Yves afterwards found By his two sons.
uho had set out TO look for him
Arrangements are nearly complete for
Garfield memorial services in the Sem
ate aud House Immediately after the
opening Of the Session. Mrs Gar
field has placed the late Presidents
literary estate in the hands of Colonel
Rockwell. a burglar who tried to
rob Mrs. Thornton's residence, in
Pensacola, Fla, has been captured by
the ladies OF the family ---Whitney
Phoenix has left bequest Of about
one million to Columbia College,
There were FIVE arrests in Ireland
yesterday under the Coercion Act.
More than seven hundred sheep
and cattle we're driven overheard
from the steamer Montreal bound
from Quebec to Liverpool in the re-
cent storm A gale of unusual
destructivensss is reported from Eng
land and ireland.