Daily Republican., 1882-11-14
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE ASHLAND MASSAURE-BUBIa
NESS FAILURES-0THER GEN.
ERAL NEWS ITkM6.

The Coroner's jury in the case of Col.
and others, killed during the
recent transfer of the murdersrs Neal
and Craft from Catlettsburg to Lsxing-
yesterday in Ashland. They hnd that
'the deceased we're killed by bullets
fired from the guus Of the State militia
on the steamer Granite State, guarding
the prisoners Neal and Graft, and that
sad firing was not done in the line of
duty" and that major Allen, COM
mander Of the troops, was culpable for
ordering and permitting she f-s.
A Telegram from MarshalltowD,
Iowa, says the result of the Congress
sional election in the Fifth District of
that State "hinges upon the vote of
Taylor township, which was thrown
out by the Board because the returns
were signed by only two judges, the
third judges name having been added
by clerk, as the judge could not be
found. The township gave Wilson,
Rep, 4G majority, and would give him
a ma jority of % in the district; where
as, with the vote thrown out, Fred
erick, Dem. has majority Of II.
Minister Hunt, at St. Petersburg, has
informed the Navy Department that
the burial cases intended for the bodies
of DeLong and his comrades have been
received at st. Petersburg and forward
ed to Orenburg, there to await the
arrival OF Lieutenant Harber with the
bodies Mr.. Hunt has received no news
of HARDER, and he "tears that the ad-
vancing season may interfere with the
execution OF the orders sent them by
the Department"
A sensation was caused on Sunday
ard yesterday in Des Moines, Iowa, by
the finding OF number of packages of
dynamite in various places in the
International Disttllery. The discovery
wss made through letter of warning
sent to ono of the forOmen. There is q
mystery about the matter, but the plot
is attributed to q difficulty with
another firm. One arrest has been
made.
Two farm hands Employed bySMrs.
Barnum, at Hempstead, Long Island,
were found in a dying condition, in q
lonely part of the estate, last Saturday
night. One was shot through the body
and the other fatally stabbed. When
found they were just able to speak, but
expired soon after. They had fought
each other, for what reason is un-
known.
A committee appointed by the Board
of Trade of Portland, Maine, to confer
with the'lOngshore-men regarding their
employment by foreign steamship
lines, reported yesterday that, latter q
full hearing. the 'longshore men
adhered to their demands Of 30 cents
an hour for day work and IS scents an
hour for night work.
A man and woman, who had regis
tered as Lewis MoCAnn and wife, were
yesterday morning found dead in
room in the Ast0E Place in Now York.
They had been sutfOeStpti by illumina-
ting gas, the burner being turned on.
Later in the day the couple were
Identified as Eugene Calcsnnon and
wife.
The 10. 80 passenger train from New
York, on the Hudson River Railroad,
yesterday morning, was run into by an
engine at Peekskill, and the locomotive
and drawingrOOm car were thrown
from the track. Three p assengers were
injured, one of them-James D.
Maxwell, of Amsterdam, severely.
W. A. Atkins has been arrested in
Dallas, Texas, on the charges of pass
ing "a counterfeit $50 bill IN Newport,
Arkansas, in 1879. Atkins says he did
not know the bill was counterfeit until
year after he passed it, and then he
sent good money i'll its place.
Now they speak of Crude Petroleum
as remedy for consumption better
not try it, but take DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the standard cough remedy of
our age. 1t is agreeable 10 the taste,
never fails to cure, and costs only 20
cents bottle.
Colonel Fielding Lowry, lately Post
master of Dayton, Ohio, committed sui
eide there yesterday by cutting his
throat, because he was unable to meet
a deficit of S4324 in his accounts with
the Post Office Department. The
money was amply secured.
Only ore new case of yellow fever
was reported yesterday in Pensacola.
The weather there and along the Gulf
coast Is much colder. The quarantine
regulations at the various ports will be
discontinued on the 10Th inst,
A colored man, who had teloniously
assaulted and murdered white wom
an, was taken from the Jail at Colum-'
bus, Mississippi, last Thursday night
by mob, and lyncaed.
Mrs. Roughly, N aged woman, who
tried to hang herself few days az, in
London. Ontario, succeeded in commit
ting suicide yesterday. She tied iron
Weights around her 4eck.
George w. Buges4, said to have been
the first manufacturer OF tuCuon
matches in America, died iu Norris
, tDVn, Penna On Sunday evening" ageC
| IS years.
Charles Lum, an od aud respected
citizen Of OEdeuhburE, New York, died
suddenly Of heart disease yesterday
| morning.
The failure Of /. M. Hernstadt, dry
goods dealer, Of Paris, Texas, Is an
noun ced, with liabilities amounting to
| S45, 900 and assets Iominaily $4,000.
The effects of William CLARK, grocer,
of Dallas, Te1aE, have been attached
fo' SIS, OOO and found to be worth about
-, 800
The official canvass Of the vote Of the
Ninth Congressional District of Mis-
souri gives DR.. }. II, Mclean, Republi
can, majority OF q for the long term.
Paine & Sackett, woolen manufac'
turers, of Providence, Rhode Island,
have made an assignment. Liabilities,
$500 900.
Mrs. Sophia Olsen, shot by her in
sane husband in New York, on Sunday
morning, died yes terday, Of the shock
resulting from amputation of her arm
The Red River of the North is frozen
over, and there is sleighing at Winni-
peg,
Ice formed yesterday morning in all
the shallow streams IN western
! Tennessee.
The temperature at Dallas, Texas,