Daily Republican., 1881-09-19
FROM ALL AROUND Us,
A COM BINED MOVEMENrON THE
MURDEROCS INDIANS.
Tho President Of Mexico Symps.
thfzoS with tho President-yho
Republicans Of Ohio Intend
10 Talk-Otner Items.

, "A combined movement by the mil;
tary on the Apaches in Arizona is OK
pected to begin to-day. General Car
is 10 advance with his command from
Fort Apache towards Coiuca Creek
; frlce Is ordered to advance from tn,
west, through TontO Basin, in the sam,
point, and Sanford's command is to y,
up to the San Carlos river and ope1
communication, with Prics on his left
ana Mcclellan, with two comDauies OF
cavalry, on his right. All these move
ments Will Concentrate the troops
around this place where the hostile In
dians are supposed to be in force, and
news may be expected from thaC quar-.
ter soon.
The President OF Mckee, in hi.
| speech aG the opening OF the Mexican
congress on Friday, cor graduated the
people on the existing peace and pros
perlty; said the relations with foreirn
powers were friendly; prelictsi tie
speedy suppression Of frontier raids.
and detailed the many public improve.
ments completed or under way. He
referred to the wounliug of President
Garheld, The upright and virtlous
cltlzen, who exercises the chief magis-
tracy OF the United States, as a most
deporable misfortune"
Mr.. Irvine, chairman of the Demo-
cratic State Committee of Ohio, wrote
on Saturday to Mr.. Nash, chairman of
the Republican State Committee, pro-
posing not 10 begin speech making in
the fuli canvass, providing the Eepub-
llcans would withdraw the appoint.
ments or speakers, in consideration of
the critical condition of the President.
The Republican com mittee declined the
proposition.
Abou. 40 men of the shifting crews
in the New York, PENNSYLVANIA and
Ohio Railroad yards ar Columbus, Ohio,
struck yesterday morning for an in
crease Of wages. The brakemen ask So
per day instead of Sl.sJ, and increased
pay for extra time. TIE conductors
ask $40 per north, an increase of 81.
The company refused the advance, and
There Is serious freight blockade.
the weather has been unusually cold
at various points in the West and
Northwest for several days. On Fri
day night snow fell between De Soto,
twenty miles west OF Chicago, and
points in Nebraska. The snow te!l to
depth of two inches at Omaha. There
was a white frost around Kansas City,
Missouri, on Friday morning.
The schooner ID. a. Van Nalkepberg
foundered last Thursday night, in Lake
Michigan, between JacksOnport and |
Whitet,li Bay, aud al! on board per
lShed except d seaman named Breen. |
The vessel struck on the rocks, aud the |
boat In which the crew took refuge cap |
sized. The vessel aAd cargo were
valued at $43, 900.
The officer having charge of the
ordnance depo5 AT sandy Hook has
been instructed not to allow the heavy
guns to be tired while the President re.
mains at Elberon. IL is said thar when
these guns are discharged the concus-
sion is plainly felt fifteen miles down
the coast.
Battery G, Of the the Third T.. S. Ar
tl!lery, which IS. on the march to
\ orktoWl, encamped three miles north
Of Trenton, New Jersey, On Saturday,
and will resume its march this luorn-
ing.
A viol;n storm at Duluth, ON Friday,
lid great damage TO property. For
four nOurs the wind blew at the rate of
torty-one miles per hour, and for fifteen
minutes it reached a velocity of seventy
me miles.
The new catholic church Of st. Leo,
n Baltimore, built especially for the
Italian residents of that city, was dedi.
'ated yesterday by Archbishop Glib
IONS.
Congressman J. HYATT Smith, of the
bird New York District, has resigned
us Eastorate of the Lee Avenue Bap-
ist Church in Brooklyn.
Frank Lucy, colored, was taken from
he Jail at Workman, Texas, last Tues I
ay evening and hanged by mob,
L; is said the cranberry crop of New
ersey this season will be plentiful
ne aud the berries Of good quality.
The Nostraud Avenue Methodist v
Episcopal Church IN Brooklyn, Just
Jmpleted, was dedicated yesterday. 9