Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
NEWS SUM NARY.
REPORTED INDIAN FIGHTS
FOUND WITH HIS hEA d Sew
EkED FROM THE BODY, &c.

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1t is reported from Lordsburg, New
Mexico, that Captain Taper had
another fight with Indians on the lst
inst, south of Cloverdale, in which he
killed 40 of the savages and recaptured
200 head of stock. In the fight between
the Mexican troops under General Gar
cia and Loco's Indisns, two officers and
| 25 soldiers were killed. Loco is now
said to have escaped with % warriors.
1t is generally believed in Tucson that
| the fights which have taken place have
been with an advance party Of the
Indians.
The dead body Of man, about 20
years of age, with the head half severed
from the body, was found yesterday
morning in piece Of woodland near
Plaintield, New Jersey. 1t was learned
that he was a Russian Jew, an timer
ant chair tottomer, who had received a
little money to 60 back to Russia, and
it is supposed ,he was murdered by two
companions for the money. The police
are searching for these men.
While four men were returning to
Ogdensburg, New York, in row boat
from Prescott, on Thursday night, the
boat was capszed while they were at.
tempting to change seats. They clung
to the overturned boat for an hour.
when all dropped off except one, who
was rescued "Darely alive
Itappears that the discharge papers
Of the Ohio soldiers in the late war, en-
trusted to the State Agent at Washing
ton for the collection of bounty clai ms,
were boxed up by him "and afterwards
sent to New York without authority.
and are now lost"
A collision between trains near
Jacksonville, on Thursday evening, re-
suited IN the death Of Henry Hewlett.
the first engineer who ran locomO-
tive in FlCrl la, and the inluring Of two
othsr men, one, perhaps fatally.
| Ry a collision between two trains at
Chicago yesterday morning, James
Carrigan was killed and Two other
nen-)ne of them j. j. JOY, Assistant
| Solicitor for the Grand Trunk Bail.
way-wsre crippled for life.
In the U. S. Court, at Charleston, yes
terdAy, the jury in the case Of the
Chares election managers were dis
charged for inability to agree. 1t is
understood the jurors we're 5 for con-
viction and 4 for acquitta.
Governor Plaisted, Of Maine, has
written letter, stating, as his reason
for not calling an extra session OF the
| Legislature of that State, that it has no
power to redistrict until new enumey-
alton has Been made.
The jury in the suit of O'4orman Va
! Arnoux, in New York, in which the
former contests the latter's right to the
Supreme Judgeship, was discharged
yesterday for inability TO agree.
The strike of the railroad laborers at
| Cornwall on the Hudson, ended yeste-
day, all the men returning to wsrk ex.
| cept few of tho leaders, who would
not be taken back by the contractor.
sDaniel Collier, employed at the iron
works, in Troy New York, was killed
yesterday by rod OF iron turned out
of the rolls piercing through his body
while he lay asleep on plank.
The contestants of the will of the late
Sarah Burr, of New York, who be-
uueathed more than S3,0O0,eo0 to vari-
GUS charities, are all second cousins OF
deceased.
The Massachusetts Legislature yes :
teriay, by large majority, referred to
the next Legislature the bill restricting
the issue OF liquor licenses to one for
every 1000 persons.
Colonel D. B H anderson of Dubuque
was last night elected Secretary OF the
Republican Congressional Campaign
Committee by 4 nearly unanimous vote
q By fall of staging, at new rail
road bridge, in Greenfield, Massac hui
setts, last night, eight men were I'M Ir'
ed, one is believed fatally.
j, D. Detress, ex-Publie Printer,
suffered relapse of his illness last
W ednesday, and is now in critical
condition.
The Buddenburg Furniture Com pany
of St. Louis made an assignment yes-
: terday. The liabilities are stated at
Sl0O, 900.
: The cotton factory at KinderhooA
New York, was burned yesterday. Loss,
$40, 900. 1t employed 100 hands.