Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
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1t 10 reported that . two days, hsttl
bstwesn two factions Of oountrymsr
led BY rival ssloop-kespsys, ended o
Monday st Fishers Station, Indisns
The fight continued day ana night, th
Weapons used being stones, pistols
knives, pool balls, &c. Two men cam
cd Bouch and West, the latter one o
the ssloon-ksspers, were killed, Will,
thirty three others were wounded, SOM
fatslly. All was quiet yesterday.
Theodore r. Baldwin, lately tsllar o
the Mechanics National Bank Of New
ark, was arrested, yesterday, for tn,
charge Of falsifying the banks book
and aiding bis brother, the cashier, IL
stealing Its funds. His bail was hxed .,
~, 900. 1t 10 slledged that In July las
hs entered various sums, amounting K
800 900, - having been sent In oul
currency TO the Heshanios' Bank oil
New York, the accounts Of which dt
not show that they were received.
Ex-Attorney General TAFT and Gen.
errl Longstreet have arrived in Wash
inRtOn-a fact which revives tho rumoI
that they are 10 have Cabinet positions
Both Of them deny that their visit to
Washington has anything to do with,
Cabinet changes, Of which they pro.
fess to know nothing except what they
read In the newspapers.
g. W. Heron, member elect of Legis-
lature Of Kentucky, visited tho camp
Of the "regulators," in Elliott county,
in that State on Monday, and pursus.
dsd them to disbsnd. They promised
never again TO Assem- ble ~ regulators
aud the moderator" also went home;
so the danger Of = conflict is past.
1t is reported that an orphan boy,
named Sweet, sevon years OF age, died
at Patton, Quebec, on Thursday last,
frOn Ill treatment by coaple named
Peters, who had taken him from
Home for Destitute Children. The
Potersss have fed, but their capture
IL expected.
The naked body of au unknown man
about 40 years Of age, was found float
ing In the river at Bro oJklyn, yesterday
morning There were three stab wounds
In the neck and breast, end one of the
feet was gone. The body had apparent
ly been In the water about ten days.
Mary r. Conley has brought suit
against the Directors of the First
Mech anics' National Bank of Newark
for e22, ,oO0 damages, to cover tho loss
Of lsr stock and the assessments for
its full value. She holds 70 shares Of
$50.
Thos. Ness and W Cragie went duck
shooting on the lake at Hamilton, On
tario, on Tuesday, and did not return.
A boat, supposed to be theirs, was found
bottom upward, and it IL feared they
have been drowned.
The Bay of Fundy Quarryibs Compa-
ny, Of st. John, New Brunswick, is re-
ported TO be embarrassed by thA suspen-
sion Of the Pacific National Bank Of
Boston, President Benyon being the
stockholder In the company.
The trouble at the C,nuellton coal
mines, In West Virginia, has subsidized,
the strikers having dispersed, and
many of them gone back to work. The
militia ordered out by the Governor
have gone home.
John r. Lydecksr, formerly one Of
the deputy collectors In the New York
Custom House, will, 1t IL said. be ap-
pointed Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury in place of Mr.. French.
II Is expected that President Arthur
will move into the White House next
Tuesday. Mr.. f. j. Phillips will
proba bly, be appointed private secre-
tary to the President on the retirement
Of Mr.. Brown.
The flood in the Sapgamon River, II.
linOis, Is reoeding, after having done
damage to the corn crop alone to an
amount estimated by the State Agricul-
tural Department at $25o,O
The Board of Pardons,at Harrisburg,
yesterday, refused the application for
c'emeney OF William Cannon, of Phila-
delphia, convicted Of fcorruptly influence
ing an elector.
The number Of horses dying from
"pink eye" in Brooklyn, New York,
is said TO average about twenty per
day.
Samuel A. Green, city physician,
nominated for Mayor OF Boston, by
/ Republicans Of that city, last even
'g.
Fourteen hundred immigrants, most
ly Germans, landed yesterday In New
York.