Daily Republican., 1881-06-06
TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES.
WHAT Is GOING ON OVER THE
WORLD.
A Number Of Fatal Accidents
Yellow Jack appears I'm Mex
ic0-Other Incidents, Ac.


Yellow Jack appears I'm Mex
icO-Other Incidents, Ac.
| Yesterdays kilograms from the City
OF Mexico, report that owing to the
prevalence of yellow fever at Vera Cruz,
the Mexican railway company has put
on special train on the days of the ar
rival Of steamers, to take passengers di-
rect to Orizaba. Also, tnat S. B. Evans,
OF the scientific expedition from Chi
cago, has discovered, in an excavation
among the ruins of Tezcuco, "an i'm
mense calendar stone. with the largest
representation of the human figure
known among Mexican antiquities.
In the Republican Convention of
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, held at Cleve-
land, on Saturday, resolutions We're
unanimously adopted approving Presi-
dent Gartield's s official course and urg-
ing the denomination of Governor Fos-
ter. The primary elections in Ciucin-
natl and Hamilton county, held on Sat
urday night, resulted in the choice of a
full delegatson of seventy in favor of
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sidered assured,
The trial of James B. Doyle, for
counterfeting, in Chicago, ended on
Saturday night, the jury presenting a
sealed verdics Of twenty-four hours de-
liberation. 1t is said that fifteen ballots
were taken, the jury standing at the
last one eleven for conviction and one
for acquittal. Doyle, who was at large
on $25, 900 bail, was arrested and sent
to Jail, lest, hearing of the nature of the
verdict, he should flee before Monday
morning.
The sheriff of Carejos county, Colo
RADIO, on Saturday telegraphed to the
Governor, at Denver as follows "rhe
county is powerless against the armed
desperadoes. Allison, the leader, has
threatened an attack on Antonieto and
| Carejos. We have good men, but no
arms" The Governor ordered arms to
he sent to Antonieto, and offered re-
ward of $1,000 for the capture of Allison,
and $500 for the capture of each of his
gang.
The Washington Star says that Sec
retary Window has decided to change
both his Assistant Secretaries, the Ap-
pointment Clerk, the Captain Of the
Treasury Watch, and Custodian Pitney,
of the Treasury Department. The re-
moval of Assistant Secretary Fren ch,
will be on account of the opposition to
him by New York business men and
others.
At Peru, Nebraska, u few davs ago,
an Immigrant named Albert Clark, be-
ing seized with a tit of mania, cut his
wife's throat with a pocket knife, and
then went into the street with gun and
killed the first man he met, n harness.
maker named Sergeant. Clark then cut
his own throat with the pocket-knite,
making mortal wound. Clark leaves
five children and Sergeant also leaves a
family.
Portions of the body of an unknown
man We're found scattered on the Chica-
90 aud Northwestern railroad track
near Montrose Station, last Saturday
morning. In one of his pockets was an
unpunched ticket for Madison, WisCOn-
sin. IC is supposed he was robbed and
thrown from u train, and was run over
while lying senseless on the track.
President Garfield and party, inclu-
ding Secretary Hunt and Admiral Por-
ter, arrived in Hampton Roads on Satur-
day morning. After inspecting Fortress
Monroe, the Soldiers Home, and the
National Cemetery, and hearing ser
vices at Bethesda Chapel yesterday, the
President and party left for Washing
ton last evening, in the U. S. Steamer
Dispatch.
At meeting Of the members Of the
Produce Exchange of BoSSon, on Satur-
day, resolutions were unanimously
adopted in favor Of holding a Worlds
Fair in that city in 1885, and promising
substantial aid to the enterprise. A
committee of six was appointed to act
in the matter with other committees al
ready appointed.
The brig Bogota arrived at New Bed
ford, Massachusetts,, yesterday wit
the crew of the brig Florence May,
of Nova Scotia. The Florence May,
bound from New York for Surinan
with general cargo, was struck by a
watorspout and dismasted, and when
abandoned was in a sinking condition.
Canton, Ohio, has been greatly excl
ted by finding vault in its cemetery,
which had been closed for twenty-five
years, broken open, and the bones OF
the dead scattered around. 1t is sup |
posed the object of the desecration was
to staal jewelry from the bodies.
A boy named Thompson accidentally
killed his brother at Greenridge, near
Scranton, on Saturday. He hurled a
large stone at fighting dog, and ms
little brother, running past, was struck
in the head by the missile and had his
skull crushed III.
Frank Kuley, driver Of a beer wagon
at Harrisburg, Texas, was drowned
while watering his horses at that place
on Friday. The horses were also
drowned.
The Daily Critic, an evening paper of
Washington, was purchased on Satur-
dav by number of gentlemen who in
tend, it is said, to run it as an admins
traton organ.
The Supreme Court of Tennessee de-
cided, on Saturday, that the present tax
ing district government of Memphis is
liable to suit for the debts of the old
city.
Two children of Jacob Herbolale, of
Jamestown, Texas, were poisoned last
Friday by eating noxious berries, ana
the eldest is not expected to recover.
The mail bags between Ottawa and
st. John, New Brunswick, have been
robbed for several days past, and an in
5pector is looking into the matter.
MARX L., son of Judge James Huston,
living near Newton, New Jersey, was
killed by being thrown from a wagon
On Saturday afternoon.
1t isreported that there will be a gen
,ral strike of all the lager beer brewers
in New York and Brooklyn to-day.