Daily Republican., 1881-11-19
NEWS sUMAARY.
Deeds Of Violence The Oallows
and the Victlms-The Western
Union - Lives Lost at Sea -
MOntreal's Mayor - Other Incl.
dents, Accidents and crimes.

During the season Just closed seven
vessels and forty.three lives were lost
in the Gloucester, Massachusetts,, fish
cries, From she same port two schoon.
ers, engaged in the foreign and coast
ing trade. were lost, with seven lives,
making total of nine vessels and fifty
lives
In the suit OF David Grant against
Mayor Beaudry, At Montreal, for false
arrest while attempting to hold an
Orange procession in July, 1877, the
Coust decided yesterday that the
Orange Society was illegal under the
laws of the Dominion.
The official vote for State Treasurer
has been received at the State Depart
ment in Harrisburg from every county
in Pennsylvania. It Is as follows !:
Bailey, 26J, 49,; Noble, 5S,43l; Wolfe,
1884; jackson, 1896: Wilson, 4507.
Baily's plurality over Noble, 1854.
A mob of over 300 miners at Camel
ton, West Virginia, having driven away
sixty men employed to take the places
of as many old hands, and further trou-
Bile being expected, the Government has
ordered company of militia 10 the
place.
Savall c. Strout, Of Portland, Maine,
has bronghtsuit against some students
of Bowdoin College, claiming $4,000
from each, for injury done TO his son by
hazing. The boys sight was injured
by piece OF coal thrown through a
window.
The main building and part of one
dormitory OF the lmbeCile Asylum at
Columbus, ONO, were destroyed by fire
yesterday morning. There were GA
pupils in the asylum but no lives we're
lost The loss on the property is esti.
mated at $3.50, 900.
Rev. lathrr Sheehy addressed a
large meeting Of Iriah sympathizers, in
the Opera House at Newport, Rhode
Island, last evening. Mayor Socum
presided, ana many leading citizens oc.
cupied seats up N the platform.
The Pacific National Bank Of Boston
suspended yesterday, owing 10 the
failure of Theodore &. Weeks, n stock
operator whom the bank WAS sustain
ing. On the first Of January last the
bank reported a surplus Of $4,000.
A lawyer ofIthaca, named Wagner,
was convicted in the United States
court at Auburn Yesterday, of with
pension money due client.
He was SubpnnTd as a witness for
in tue Guiteau case.
1t is understood that Jepositors in the
Mechanics National Bank of Newark
have determined to prosecute the Di-
recturs Of that concern, and will employ
Benjamin f. Butler and Roger A.
Pryor az counsel.
Mr.. T. P. O'Connor spoke at Concor-
dih Hall, Baltimore, last night In the
interests Of the Land Laagnr. Mayor
White presided, AMI tho Hall was we'll
filled at an admission fec of half dol
lar
The contributions to the Garfield
Memorial Hospital now amount to
SIC, 900, and the Treasurer has received
assurances from all parts Of the coan-
try that the amount will soon be largely
increased.
According to Toronto telegram,
Hanlan says he sis now prepared to
make race to row any threo men in
the world, one after the other, with only
three day = interval between each day.
The wife of John Seinmitz, residing
near Hanover, Lehigh county, Penna.,
was seized with II fit yesterday morn.
ing, and falling upon her two year old
child, killed it instantly.
Ninety three cases of smallpox and
sixteen deaths have been reported in
Dayton, Washington Territory, and the
III sease, at last accounts, was Oh the in
crease.
The Superintendent of the Census re-
ports to the Secretary Of the Interior
that the total population of the United
States, ,as determined by the last census,
is so, l55,7s3.
George w. Hoyden Il Co., of Brock.
ton, Massachusetts,, dealers in boots and
shoes, have failed for about 10000.
The temp erature fell to eight degrees
'etow zero in portions of Minnesota
.,terday morning.