Daily Republican., 1881-12-09
NEWS SUM N MARY.
FRELIH6M 6MUYGEN AMI asEw.
STER TO GO INT,pTHE CABINET.
Coal MinPrs-BoardtDg
House Fire ST. amer sung
Bvewers and Resr--VA.
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| Several hundred strik'ng coal mi
ners ta'hered early yesterday morning
at the Harris mines, near est st. Lou
| is, and drew Gordon around the pit
through which the working miners had
to pass. A Sheritt's posse appea ring,
the strikers retired, but they raappear-
ed later, armed with revolvers. For a
time matters seemed critical, but the
l.Osse disperstd the mob and arrested
several OF the ring LEADERS.
Secretary Blaine said yesterday that
he would retire from the State Depart
ment on Wednesday next, and after
| the nomination of ex-senator FreyliHg
| huysen a. his successor would be sent
to the Senate on Monday. 10 is under
stood ia Washington taat Mr.. BcD.A-
min Harris Brew Sttr, of Peonsy lvaula,
will be nominated for Attorney Cen
era.
A boarding house in Morrstown,
New Jersey, WAS burned about six
o'clock yesterday morning, and Mrs.
Anna Walsh, boarder, and Lizzie
ketch, domestic, persisted in the flames.
Dr. Stephen person h ld his leg broken
in two places by receiving the fall Of u
woman who jumped from the build
| ing
The steamer T. H. Moore, from
Apalschicols, was sunk by striking
rock in .he river twenty-five miles
below Columbus Georgia, yesterday,
and is a total loss. Her cargo, con-
sisting of cotton and mixed freight,
will be- saved in damaged condition.
The brewers of Milwaukee, Chicago,
St. Louis, Cincinnati, Loui-viIte and
Detroit are arranging for the orgahl-
zation of the "Westerl Brewers
Association" and it is announced that
they will fix the price Of beer at$S per
barrel and s. per keg.
John Gillespie, burglar, captured
after "a desperate struggle, two weeks
ago by Rev. DR.. Gage, AZ he was leav-
ing tho latter house in Hartford, Coz
nrCticut, was sentenced yerterday to
ten years imprisonment.
Governor Cornell has appointed
General Benjamin f, Tracy, of Brook
lyn Associate Justice OF New York
Court of appeals in place of Judge
Andrews, promoted to be Chiet JUS
tiCe.
The ship General Knox, Of 22l7 tons
register, was yesterday launched from
o Bren's ship yard, at Thomaston,
Maine. 1t is the largest vessel ever
launched at that place.
John p. Dean, conductor was killed,
aud Charles Hurst, another train
hand was burned to death by n railroad
collision at Suwanee, Georgia, yesterday
morning.
Tho President has signed couven.
| ton for an interchange Of money orders
BET ween tho United States and New
Zealand and New South Wales.
A Boston despatch says the estate o
the late w. F. Weld of that city, who
has Just died in Philadelphia, is est;
mated at $4,000, 600.
Seventy.tive laborers on the Wilkes
barre Pier, at Providence, struck, yes.
terda ay, because one OF their number was
discharged.
If the worth of fanything is proven ty
its results, then surely DIR. Bnli's
| Cough s. rupis pre-eminently the best
cough syrup now eXtant.
The Orapgemen of Montreal will ap,
neal to The decision of the Superior
Court involving their right to walk in
procession.
J.K. .Jillsnn committed suicide YES
terday in Springfield, Massachusetts,
because he had been suffering from
rheumatism.
Speaker Kiefer yesterday appointed
Benjamin z. Gaines, OF Ohio, to be
his clerk. Gaines is nephew of the
Speaker.