Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
FROM ALL OF UARTERS.
:. BOIGOFTING A RAkER-RE.
PUBLICANS AFTER OFFICE.
An Insane Judge Fatal Turkey
Hunf-A Poiygamons LeGiA.
iatOr-A BOY shot.

| 1t lN SIdlFu tIldI IHt tihitS unions 0l
Brooklyn have begun to "Boycott'
John II. Schultz, :; baker, who dis.
charged some OF his men for 4 Joining A
union, and that twenty grorerS have
already resolved not to sell any more of
his bread. To-day, it is said 4 brigade
OF two hundred women will yisir all
persons who now take his bread and re-
quest them not to do SO any more.
The Attorney General of New York
has rendered an opinion that the Senate
upon Recommendation of the Governor,
ear remove .Iudge Sanford from off ee, if,
after a proper notice and hearing as
specified in Section II OF the State Con
, Sut'ltion he is found disqualified for
"ftice. The JHdse has been for some
Nne Insane.
George Wallace and James Gondtoe
went trlrke7-hunting, near Newport
Arkansas, on Thursday They separated
/! to meet at a given point. Wallace who
was first at the spot, mstuok Gnodlur,
who wore 4 red neckti", and WAS work
ing his way through uud"rbruSh, for Il
turkey, and fired. with fatal effect
GoodIoe was prominent merchant.
w L. Mundcn. 4 member Of the
North Carolina Honsc of Representa-.
tiveS, absrundcd ON the Ilth inst, with
the wife and a larg" amount Of tho
money Of Il citizen named JOhnSon.
Nothing Is known Of thr whereabouts
Of the missing pair,
Frank Rechtold, aged Ii wears livin.
with his parents in Lebanon. Penn,
was found FRIDAY evening with pistol
wound in his head, from the effects Of
which he died soon after. II is not
known whether he shot himself arci-
drutally or Intentionally.
pr. A. u. I.aud"rdalc. who was injur-
ed in the destruction of his house by the
tornado at fernando, Mississippi, died
on Thursday. The same cyclone did
serious damage in the neighhoring vii
l2ge of Commerce, but no loss Of life is
reported there,
General Grant and Senior Romero ar
rived in the City of Mexico on the 7th
instant ROInero's relations with the
Mexican President Hr" unfricndlv, and
it is said thai General Grant : move
ments are regarded with apprehcn-
sion. ~
4 sale OF l33, 900 acres of railroad
land, in Barry county, Missouri, was
effected, on Thursday, to the Missouri
Land Company, Of Scotland. A Scot
tish colony will BE- settled on the land.
The ship Transit, from Liverpool to
New York, is ashore at Seaside Park.
New Jersey, 1t is believed She can he
saved, AS she is not badly strained, al
though She has two feet Of water in her
hold.
x-ConCreesman JorgenSem with a
of white and coored Viz
gtnians, called upon the President yes
trrdav in relation 10 Federal appoint
mcnt> in the Petersburg District of Viz
ginIs
Il. Kamsey, ,lr., a merchant uf Chi
ragn, committed suicide ut his residence
in suburb Of thar city early yesterday
morning His affairs are said 10 he
prosperous. and no cause is assigned for
the act. He leaves wife and child
The total production Of the iron and
steel works Of the United StatrS at the
flt=t III illf EtlNuN 1t'tI, NIN 1l' l""'
was 7,265, $40 tons, against 1868, 2lj
tons in 1870, an increase of nearl y 20
per Centum.
The cylinder head Of larg" engine
in the National Rubber works at Bris-
toI, Rhode Island, blew out last even.
inm. Half OF the works will be idle in
consequence for two or three weeks.
Jane Buehier, a wcll-knOwn colOrcd
woman at PottsviIlc, died on Thursday
night, at an alleged age Vt ia years.
She leaves two daughters, the eldest
said to be over 50 years of age,
j. G. Unser, Despatch clerk in Che
postofticc, az Cincinnati. was arrested
for robbing the mails, He was caught
by decoy,
The street ear conductors and drivers
in Cincinnati are on strike for higher
wages Travel on one Of the roads has
almost entirely ceased.
The cattle disease prevails at Fair
Haven, New Jersey, and a number of
fatal cases are reported.
Dallas Alexander a Young farmer,
was killed by lightning, on Wednesday, |
near Hot Springs, Arkansas,
There were 81 deaths from smallpox
md u from typhoid fever in Havana
I,,r;ur tho vUanly nDdipv Dril OH