Daily Republican., 1881-02-28

A Collection Of rasssGiipped from
ahe MOrnfnw Exchamges.

Frederick county, Maryland, OH satur.
day appointed Captain James hcSherry
Of Frederick, Receiver for Mount St.
Mary's College st Emmittsburg. The
liabilities of the college are stated at
from Sl6s, COS to $500, 600 and its assets
a. $50, 900 to $l00, 600. The financial
embarrassments OF the college began
during the war and an application for a
receiver was made by Rev. Father Hill,
its new President. 1t ia said that Mr..
w w Will 'e'"'n " Dfo0Ai'n' Ne"
AelA.
William Lowry, young man, while
elesnihg pistol which ne thought was
not loaded, near Bloomington, Illinois,
last evening, piayfully pointed 1t at
MS SISTER, VINO was sitting In chair
near oy' ana pulnng the trigger a
pallet struck the girl IN the lugniar
Vein' caaslng a fatai wound. The fool,
seeing .ne consequence OF MS toily'
hn, ~ ,h W. eono,, pos' no. I.o 9"n . neI!,
rrs.n A ' "'D'O AVA" A'S
AT 'ne farneil Lana League meeting
IN brooklyn yesterday, supervisor
haurer, a h0llanaer, was one OF the
speakers. ne sugma'laeo tne treat
ment OF tne boers IN AFRICA by the
Dfisish uoVefnmen'; sA.o ne inliy sym
pA'nizeo WIN tue irisn' ana ADVISED
D. pao L. I - - e" ""y as 'ue
This was tbs onlv th;nr Iaft ' fo. - 81 ~. =.
A. y '' w ''A '"
a$ra pefnnarat gave performances
tas1 week ~ houiSvl,is; C!hclnnsti'
oolumoos' Dayton ana Indianapolis
appearing sIx Times, n, g. ana the weeks
iecsipts were zl'oSo. her one nun
lie S.,nrd,v an1 ,ba nrosS raaa;r.G os
ths ono hyn5rsd norsor,os % '"o ooas psu ~sua VI
s9Se nO0 ofwh;ch bsr narsonsI ohs.e
%as S196 1oo hsoiaas horiUn o,I r har
axnspass na;J "
-,
:, Jauges LooAo"' mare ana ieifce' OF
nitaooipn'a, neio on SATURDAY isaac
~ II, o,reSs, Ao'4 , 1.vhlon, IWehsie'n
.rd , isnaa ~ ruaaSord ~ % "a a;riaion ~ Thi" u
Nv frst Ward. Riohard Hicks Mathew
pot,on .rd Hsnrn Ionos T,h d;ris;om
R;rbtb W,rJ oil sIoc,;on otica,s ~
onswo- oharras ~ bain~ so,oax""5 ~ ~
alaot;on fr.rSo N -
49,. ~ a. 'Iu' -, go, 49, ...; 4'",'
1901 Nv tba pannrrITon;a $500
and w;,i % 70 W.sb;n,,on NV Ian 49, -,
Aaht"hn,e w. Vonn.s;ou % ~ "
p;,,shurr ua vii n,ss pittsbn,rah -.
y halInsse = o,o,nns in ,bo ovan;En "'0u Oud
ro"ah uosh;nSton oa.,u $50
morning,
rwo borrS of William Erris ~ por0
+rat Connaot;ont 49, dant,ou.5 " ' ~
sat1rSau @ u;oht H. on inoa"a;9s a." W.
Th;rt1'savap booS ofo.ttia faaLn.o 49,
and a horse wara smonr tbs ,ossaa
sra @ IN cohonr0 "a 0n,ar;n in0 -v9ose, Ua,,e.,,
morning. DESTROYED Smiths and Hntch
in's blocks, occupitd " several stores
causipe a loss of about $35 600.
rha apos,oaoo.,p.buor Nou 1.u
sor was pohhaJ az norI" I"", ros;.., ne" O"a o.,,
o.' ;n. 81 soUoroi hr1j,na 1ayan Inv = =,
monav mo, ros.aos stamns and volnaSlos
The safe was blown to pieces by the
burglars. There is no clue to theil
identity.
MI ,Co,oo, r,,h ..n,;
.o. Ca for ~ TV.onpt w.. .S oson' az DSns Si
$780, ca ~ ~ J',a, snonI.oS - Va =. U.sSe 60
49, - ~ d;S,avann,an. "s ~ W. 49,
1t is nndeystood tsst the iurors stood
four for con victian snd eight for aequit
tai.
p;a,.. .,oua., ..o. ou.,;.1,
@ nsu' 'I:u 'nou,Sn %T,oo MI. . y, .S0 tp p. Ia. q
a1"aa "~o on,S ~ w. a. ShaH;T 80 i"a4 49, S",
sl3 600 Wten the Erie Railway was
in course Of contruotiou tina valus Of
the same nyonertv was estimated Al
5000 COO.
T,o h,..,,;ou - ho Sov.u.u srs,
~ 80 ".ion So-,o..t ~ 49," s.a:,i;n" o.
Gn.rds Of Bntfalo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
vesterdav afteyuoon. and wsre rsaaivsd
bv an escort of the washington Artil.
law of Nav Orlesns. a natiopal salnts
being fred.
R;obavd Hnr,sv onayrall,po with
MichaaI Mnrnhv in on. of The styssts nj
Cineinr,t; m saturday NIGHT shot a,
him ssvar.i timas and one of The bul
Let. killed Jahn Sullivan who was on
his way home at the time. Murphy
was wounded in the arm.
Tho praa;dsnt will issna a pyoeIama.
tion to. day calling an extra session Of
the U. 8. Senate at noon on the 4th Of
March to consider executive business,
sush az the nominations for his sue.
oessors's Cabinet, etc.
While the Shakers Of New Lebanon,
services on Saturday night, burglars
entered their houses and secured about
$3.50 in money, 81, 500 in Midland Rail
road bonds and five silver watches.