Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
TIE WORLD IN a ASUrSMELL.
A Record Of News Of all Sorts t>sH-
ed from the Morning. xchanRss

A Record of News Of all Sorts Iessil-
ed from ine Morning i Exchanges
A resolution was introduced in the
New York Assembly yesterday by Mr.,
CoNIss, expressing the warmeat sym
pathy with and the wishes for the sue
cess Of the cause in which the Irish
people are now engaged, and regret'lng
the course OF the British Government
"in attempting to treat 1t by act OF ooer
oion instead Of measure OF concession OF
justice" "
Shocks Of earthquake, lasting about
30 seconds, were felt, yesterday morn
ing, about one o'clock, in Ulster and
Orange counties, New York, and also
in sections Of Northeastern Peunsyi
vsnia. As the shocks we're felt along
the lines OF rivers and streams, a
theory has been broaohed attributing
them TO the action ofthe frozen earth
and the cracking Of the ice In the
rivers.
Mile. Sara Bernhardt, On Thursday
evening, gave her farewell performance
in Cincinnati, where, for five perform
ances, hsr receipts have bssn sl6, OGl
FOR the eighty one American perform.
anoes she has thus far given, the re-
oeipts have aggregated $2o4 lcS. Mile.
Bernhard and her troupe LETT Ctncin
natl yesterday for New orleans, where
she appears next Monday.
II is reported from Fort pavis, Texas,
THAT on the 18th inst, Colonel Bay Ter
Joined Lieutenant Ntvilis, and with
twenty-five men they attacked The In
dams in the Sierra Diais range, killing
six, and capturing three squaws.
These Indians are supposed to be tbs
same who attacked the Ho'don family
in Bass Canon last May.
All efforts 10 pull of the steamer Ro.
lmania, aground al OCEAN Beach, have
proved uuvailing. A wrecking steam
er is hawsered to the vessel in hopes Ot
getting her of in case Of heavy sea
setting in. The passengers and cFeT
, remain on board. A life line was
. stretched from the steamer to the LIE
saving station last night.
The trial Of David Clark Bogert, thc
syitchtendar whose negligence oausec
the death OF two train hands by thu
7 nisplsoement Of switch on the Fri
! Railroad. in November last, enG-d yes
; lerday in Jersey City, the jury fndinE
' the defendant guilty, and cersurinl
the railroad company for putting boy
in charge Of the switch.
. A man named Walker arrested
q negro for horse stealing near Colrmbus
:. Texas, last Monday. Soon after thre
q make cd men took the prisonsr fton
A Walker, tied his hands behind his bso
and knocked ous his brains. warrau
nas been iJsupA for the arrest 0! tn
!. suspect d murdera's.
. The Attorney General Of New Yor
If has decided not 70 proceed against th
is consolidation Of the Telegraph Compa
? MES. He says the companies have
d perfect right to consolidate under tf
|. law of 1870, and the matter is not Oh
d sr which his department should int
.s fere.
y The revenue Of the Dominion OF Cal
Of ada in January was s2, 1856, ,4l4-au il
n crease Of 5000, 1913 over January, lSS'
10 The revenue tor the seven months On,
OF ing January 81 was SIC, ,444 95l-a
at increase of "a l29 l39 over the san
10 seven months Of the last fiscal year.
's II ia reported that q friend oil Ha
l. ward University has given Pre6ldeI
Ellot $lOQ, ,O0O for the erection Ofa ne
. law school buuding at Cambridge, al
that work will begin as soon as a loc
nc ton and tie plans have besn agree
Of upon.
i" Telegrams have been received
10 New York announcing the complete
of of the Tex as rampioo section OF Il
pc Mexican Telegraph Company's oahI
lie 1t is expected tha. the Vera CrnG st
a ton will be laid in few days.
IS, The seventeenth Intellectual bal
be for u. 5. Senator in Joint convention
81 Harrisburg, yesterday, resulted; WI
at lace, co; Oliver, GS Grow, 46 y
es Veagh, B Phillips, 3 ; scattering, &.
Gu Robert A. Fisher, President OF t
Oh Board Of Trade, of Baltimore, died
70, that city yesterday, aged 10 yea
NJ His health bad been delicate for soI
time.
Ladies' in BordentoWn, n. j., hs
IA started "Ranny Parnell branch" "
II the Irish Land League.