Daily Republican., 1881-10-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
MI ESOTA PROVIDING FOR
KING UP H ERR BONDS.
Crime in Arkansas-Fiye Mon
In u Collision n--tsarf1old Memo
rial Observation-Disclosures roy
6arG Id MOnum mentS.

ably. In the House, the anti bond me,
introduced res 'lutions providing for tl'
appointment of committee to inuuirI
whether the Old railroad company ar,
not responsible for the payment of the
bonds, instead of the State also de
claring that the bond question ough;
nos to be considered ab this session.
Both resolutions went over for debate.
Taree Colored men were recently ar
rested at Old Tom Ridge, Arkansas, on
the charge Of killing an oyerseer named
McGrath. They were taken from the
officers by a masked mob, and one OF
them, named Cunningham, was shot
and left for dead. Next day he turned
up ali We and handcutfed, denying his
guilt, and duplicating white men in
the murder.
Five men wnre killed by q collision,
caused by a locomotive becoming "un-
manageable" at Mckinney Station,
Ohio, on Wednesday. Three of the
killed were railway hands; the other
two were taking a ride of amusement.
Two others, employees, were seriously
injured; one OF them had boJh legs bro
ken.
Memorial exercises in homer OF the
late President Garfield, under the aus
pices Of the City of Boston, were held
yesterday in fremont Temple. Mayor
Prince presidsd, and made d short all.
Dress Pdlestrina's Requiem Mass was
sung by the Boylston Club. Rev. DR..
Lothrop offered prayer, and an Grafton
was delivered by General N. 2. Banks.
Il. ?. Sawyers, of Suffolk county,
Virginia, who owns quarry of yellow
ish sandstone similar to that used in
the old Capitol building, offers to place
it, free of cost, at the disposal of the
Garfield Memorial MonuMent Associa.
zion. The quarry is one mile from Coles
Landing, on the Potomac River.
Rev. Ahijah Green, Presby terian
about Is years OF age, from
Highland Falls, New York, was found
dead in bed in hotel in New York city
yesterday morning. The gas, though
extinguished, was not turned off, and it
is supposed that he blew it out before
Deputy Sheriff Bryart was killed at
Prescott, Arizona, yesterday, while
his dlties, by a desporado
named Miller. lhe latter fled, pursued
by a posse. A farmer named Novel;
was killed by a negro named Lindsay,
in quarrel at Mckinney, Texas, on
Wednesday,.
Commissioner kaUm, Of tbs Internal
Revenue BareaU, n 10 speak ut Fairfax
Court House, Virginia, to-day with Col
onel Cameron, the Reldjuster candi-
date for Governor. General Eaum IS
also to make EeadjU Ulster speech al Pc
tersburg next week.
The house Of S. .Ielleitch, one mile
from jackson, Alameda county, Cali
fornia, was destroyed by ire before day
light yeste. day morning, AID Mr.. and
Mrs. Jell-itch and their Two Young chill
dren parished in the flames. 1t is be-
lieVcu that the fire was accidental.
A stage coach going from Alma to
Favetvilie, Arkansas, on Wednesday,,
came in collision with stump while
running away, and was capsized. The
driver was killed, and three OF the
were I'M ured, one Of them
fatally.
In the trial of Frank Rumberger, al
ready convicted for the murder Of Dan
;el Troutman, at Harrisburg, Henry
Rumberger, already convicted of nur-
der in the same case, testified yesterday
that Frank fired the fatal shoE. The
Common wealth rested its case.
Colonel Merc3r's recent exploring
party of the Spanish river, in Ontario,
are said to have discovered vast pine
forests containing more than "A 4,O0o,Om
feet of superior lumber, with good
facilities fer its conveyance to mar
ket.
The dead lock in she Senatorial Con-
of the Thirtieth New York
District, at Rochester, continues The
263d bal OF was taken yesterday, the
two rival candidates receiving All equal
NUN Der OF votes.
Trickett, the Australian oarsman,
has challenged Hanlan to row three.
mile race at St. Louis, on or about the
end of next month, !or the cha mpion-
ship of the world and one thousand dol.
lars d SIDE.
Vennor now predicts an open winter
on the American continent. He looks
for o continuance of the warm wave
during the approaching winter, broken
by waves and low temperature OF brief
duration.
The brick yards on the Hudson river
closed yesterday, after production
hiring the season of SOC, 900, 900 bricks,
and th. rest of the 25OO Canadian brick
makers left Poughkeepsie last night for
heir homes.
The Atlantic House and building at
ached, at Salisbury Beach, Massachus-
tits, were burned yesterday morning.
Loss $4,000 Five houses on Religious
,treet, New Orleans, were burned yes
erday. Loss $4,000
George f. Roberts an Englishman
vas robbed of $500, on a sleeping car
IN the indianapolis and St. Louis Rail
'oad, Oh Wednesday night. Two other
passengers were robbed Of smaller
Iums.
1t is understood in Washington that
President Arthur ''is considering;
.mong others, the name OF U. $. Treas
,rer Giltillan" in connection with the
ship of the Treasury.
The French and German guests are
to return to Washington from
Virginia tomorrow. They Will re-
main in Washington until Tuesday and
hen go to New England.
One of the principal losers by the fire
n the Norrell stOrehouse in New York
Jity Is Mrs Andrew Mckinney, whose
gallery of paintings valued at s5O, 900,
stored there, was totally destroyed.
IL. M. Thiers, of kenosha, Wisconsin,
s reported to have disappeared, after
$4,000 Fraudulent copies OF
mortgage notes and other papers.
The case of Alexander Westbrook,
charged with the murder of his two in
ant children, was called yesterday at
Newton, New Jersey, and postponed
Until December next.
William w. Astor was nominated
or Representative in Congress last
evening by the Republican Convention
II the Eleventh District of New York.
The first frost of the season In West
,rr vraun aooao Ocnn rved there Yesterday