Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-02-23
SECUND EDITION.
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Collection of the Most IuteRest-
ing News Of the bay from the
morning Exchanges
John Jackson and Frank Otto per
ished by the burning OF L LowIy's
livery stable, in Nebraska City, Ne
braska, on Monday morning. A hay
NOW fell upon them while they were
trying to save horses. The boiler OF
N. Meyers soap factory, in Louisville,
burst Yesterday, killing Mr.. Meyer
and ipjurinS his son William. Mrs.
Sadler was fatally burned in Bonhan,
Texas, on Monday, by falling into the
fire while struggling in an epileph' ht'
Walker Amos, colored. has been ar
rested and lodged in Jail at Richmond
Indiana, for kidnapping. He contesse0
that he euticed from his home In In
dianapolis q small boy named AdOiphus
Williams. and suticed another named
Radcliffe from Richmond, compelling
them to tramp ever frozen reads and
heating them numerically when they
JAGGED from WEAKNESS. His intention
was to take them to Plttsburg to his
mother
The trial OF John s. NJ. Johnson,
white, for the murder of James Il.
Johnson, oolOred, in Washington, re-
suited yesterday in verdict OF man
slaughter. AS the murder was cold
blooded and unprovoked, there was
much indignation at the action of the
Jury. The L. s. Attorney said, in the
Court, that she had hoped the time for
equal Justice had arrived in this dis
trict, but he was forced to submit 10
the verdict"
In the Senate of Arkansas yester-
day, joint resolution was passed, IS
to Is, declaring that the name Of that
State shall be pronounced" Arksnsaw."
In the House a Joint resolution propos-
ing a constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting the sale of liquor, was passed
by a vote Of Sc TO II.
Minnie Arnold, q mill girl, recently
from Lowell, Massachusetts,, committed
suicide in Providence, Rhode Island,
yesterday morning, "She had become
infatuated with q married man and
had tried 10 kill him"
Silss N. Waite, Of Bratllaboro', Yer
mont, indicted for forgery and "defal-
cation, will net be tried at this term
of Court, his physician certifying that
to remove him atpresent would en-
danger his life. +
John Williamson, janitor ofthe Court
House in Petersburg, Va, was arrested
yesterday on the charge OF stealing a.
600 in cancelled coupon bonds from the
State Auditors Office.
The Indiana House of Represents.
tives yesterday, By a majority ot3 votes,
rejscted bill allowing women TO vote
in Presidential elections.
William G. Bradley, ex-Postmaster at
Princeton, Ky, has been arrested, In
Marion county, Ohio, on charge of rob-
bling the Office and the mails.
The Senate Of Minnesota, yesterday
by a vote of q to IS, passed a bill pro-
viding for the pa, ment of the old rail
read bonds of the State.
Senator Carpenter, OF Wisconsin. con
tinues dangerously sick in Washington.
His family ply siciSn has left Milwau-
kie for Washington in answer TO a de-
spatch.
The Grand Jury at Darlington, South
Carolina, yesterday, indicted Colonel
Cash, for the murder Of Colonel Shan
non, in a recent duel. The trial is set
for to- morrow.
The atore OF E. Green, Jr., at Nav
Braunfeld, Texas, was robbed of$5,-
600 and then fired, OF Monday night.
General Garfield has finally settled
on the 26th inst, as the day OF his de-
parture from Mentor for Washington.