Daily Republican., 1881-11-10
NEWS SUh1iRY
THB SMALL POX RAGING o.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Deaths BY ViOIence-Ths BrOk.
en- Bank A Complete Sum
mary of Ono Osy- Other
Aesiden, y, Inc1dents,
CriDeR and Casu.
0l1lieS.

Smallpox having been taken to Cal
ifornia by immigrants from Chicago,
by the Central Pacific Railroad, the
State Board OF Health has recOmmen
ded the Governor to order au inspection
and, II necessary, a Quarantining OF
overland emigrant trains at Truckee or
some point near the State boundry.
Sixty-nine cases Of smallpox are re-
ported at New Tacoma, Washington
Territory.
Frank Nartines was killed by Will.
liam Caid in railroad camp, near
Liberty Hill, Texas, a few days ago.
The body of William schultz, with a
pistol ball in the head, was found near
Owingsville, Kentucky, on Thursday
Samuel Daggatt, who was last seen
with schultz on Sunday night, has
been arrested for the mulder.
The Comptroller of the Currency
SAYS that the arouns which will be
paid to depositora in tho Mechanics
National Bank Of Newark will dApend,
to a great extent, upon the amount re-
ceived from Nugent, who is reported to
hold upwards Of 81 100000 worth Of
real estate. A great portion Of this
amount the Comptroller thinks will be
recovered.
In pursuance OF decree Of court, the
Sprague Print works, the Quidnick
Company stock and other parts of the
trust property Of the A. q w. Sprasue
Manufacturing Company, are adNer-
t!se,l to be sold at auction next month.
A telegram from Chicago says that
the p nnsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio railroads have decided that it Will
not be expedient for the present to fol
low the advance III freighLs made by
the Vanderbilt roads.
The closing argument in the Star
Route cases was made yesterday by
| Coz. Totten for the defence. AT the
conclu. ion of the argument Judge Cox
said that he would probably announce
bis descision this morning.
Nathaniel Gibson, a constable, was
shot dead by James Sutton, in an af'
fray at Fort Mill, South Cvrolina, yes
terlay afternoon. Sever shots were
exchanged. 1t is not known whether
sutton was wounded.
Philip L. Sullivan, one OF the boy
train robbers in Arkansas, who was re
Gently sentenced to imprisonment fol
seventy yeals, died in the Little ROck
penitentiary on Tuesday of home sick
ness.
At meeting Ct the Spinners' Union
of Fall River, Massachu etts, on Tues
day night, the labor and wages ques
tion was discussed, but 1t was deCldeC
not ~ take definite action.
An unknown woman was killed b,
a railroal train, near Pawtucket, Rhod'
Island, on Tuesday. Her body wa
thrown into a fed, where 1t await
Identification.
Commissioner Raum sal yes:erda
that he intended to cause II general eX
animation to be made of the material
used in the manufacture of beer all owe
the country.
Bishop O'Farrell, OF Trenton, New
Jersey, arrived IN that city yesterday
morning and was escorted t. the ga
thedral by a large procession OF Catho
lie citizens.
A train broke through y trestl
bridge near Bloomfield, Indiana, OF
Tuesday, and John Gardner, brake
man, was killed
Fl. Il. Stone has been appointed Gen
.ral Superintendent Of tine Chicago, 8
Burlington Railroad. lie will max
an excellent officer.
A fire at Oakland, California, ol
Tuesday, destroyed Fisher Il Taylor
coal ward, and the grain aud hay ware
house of f. b. lilckox y Son Loss, $5O
coo.
Thomas Cochin, a miner, was killet
hy falling down shaft at Eagle Hill
in the Immediate vicinity OF Pottsville
yesterday morning.
The Marquis and the Marquise d
Roeharnheau sailed for Europe from
New York on the British steamer 81
Laurent.
Fifty-six eases OF smallpox are re
ported in Railway, New Jersey. Th
number Of deaths is alarming.