Daily Republican., 1882-06-24
NEWS SUMMARY.
coz VERSION OF "YELLOW FE-
VER" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE FLAMES.

| oF THE FLAMES.
1t is telegraphed from Frank fort,
henJucky, as another evidence OF the
revival meetings of the "Mouutain
Evangelist" Rev. George O. Barnes.
that among those who "Drofessed con-
version" at one of his meetings in the
opera House at that place on Thursday
night, Is Luke p. Black burn, Governor
OF Kentucky. 1t is further stated that
Governor Blackburn twill unite with
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Louisville tO-u orrow.
The storehonse of the Pacific Mills, at
Lawrence, Massachusetts, was burned
last night. The building was of Brick,
800 by 80 feet, three stories in heigbth
and contained dyes, chemicals, partly
manufactured fabrics, 800, 900 pounds
OF wo J, and 22OO bales OF cotton. The
loss on the building and stock is esti-
mated at upwards Of $1,000, 600 W.
A. Hodges and George RemiCk were
taken OUT OF the buildi t. 4 sutfOCated by
the smoke. Work in the lower Pacific
Mill will not be retarded by he fire.
Ooy T. owen, receiving teller OF the
Third National Bank of st. Louis. was
arrested On Thursday light, on the
charge OF emDeZzling the funds of the
bank. ! is thought his stealings will
exceed 100000. 1t is said the bank
Will not suffer. Owen appears to have
lost money through his fathers firm,
with which he was connected.
Michael Davitt, while preparing q
speech yetterday afternoon for delivery
III Jersey City last night, is reported to
have said that he intended to answer
once for all the charges brought against
hin, adding: {" If, after this, they are
again repeated, | shall resign nv posi-
tion in the Land League and return at
once to Ireland
Anderson Singleton, Lucinda Teas
dale, Abram Anderson and Boston
all colored, were hanged
yesterday, at kiIgstree, South Caro-.
ina. The first two were convicted of
murder, the others of arson and rot-
oerV. All, EXCEPT woman, protested
heir innocence.
The Republican Convention of the
seventeenth Congressional District of
ohio, after three days session and 376
netfectual hallots, adjourned yester-
lay sine die. The candidates were
Messrs. Taylor, Poorman, Hollings.
worth and Daizell, and Congressman
Jndegratf.
The appeal for a reprieve for Guiteau
% enable the question of his sanity to
'e tested by d scientific commission,
Vas considered at special cabinet
esslon last evening. The proceedings
re entirely unknown, but it is believed
n Washington that short reprieve
las been decided upon.
The coal miners employed BIZ the
Company at Pittston,
nd the companies around Scranton.
will have their wages raised ten per
ent, on Jul y 1st. 1t is also said that
hey will be given full time until the
nd of the year.
President Arthur, accompanied by
enators Hampton, Vest, and Jones (of
'evada), left Washington last night
u Point of Rocks, where Senator
hampton hasa summer house, to spend
o-day in fishing for black bass in the
'Otomac river.
The first lot of this years Virginia
heat was received yesterday in Peters,
urg, and held at S1.50 per bushel. Re-
orts from all parts of Virginia say the
heat crop of that State is the best
nown for years.
Another terrible storm devastated
entral Iowa on Thursday evening.
he principal damage was at Indepen-
9nce, where the loss in property is es-
mated at S1j0,0OO. Two persons we're
llled and ten injured.
The mills in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
'e running at about one-sixth of their
opacity, the supply of wheat being
W. This, however, is not unusual at
lis time of the year,
Fitzgerald, the young man who
vindled Charles Francis Adams at
)unco game" in Boston, was SEN
need yesterday to five years. impris-
ment in the penitentiary.
1t is reported from Fort Stanton that
9 Mescalero Indians have become
stile, and have fired at and wounded
cir agent. Troops will be sent imme.
ately to the scene.
B. Frank Bigelow, receiving teller of
Q National Bank of the Republic, in
ashington, is reported to have disap-
AIRED, leaving IA deficiency" of $4,000
his accounts.
The U, S, training ship Jamestown
rived at Newport yesterday from San
aGcisco, after a passage of Ill days,
tn all on board well.
It is believed by leading Republican
'mbers OF the House that Congress
! adjourn by the 18th of July at the
est.
Joy, mother of the Princess
I'm SalIn, was choked ID death while
ling, in st. Armand, Quebec, on
ursday.
secretary Folger has written to each
the Tariff Commissioners, requesting
,m to meet in Washington on July
for organization.
ieorge W. Hawes, Curator of the
tional Museum at Washington, died
Colorado Springs on Thursday, in
3Sd year of his age.
he Democratic State Convention of
itornia yesterday nominated Gem
Stoneman for Governor and ad-
rned until today.
he Joliet Iron and Steel Rolling
Is have shut down on account ofdull
es throwing 1900 men out of work.
..
esecratinK a Burial Ground.
. Kelly recently caused the remains
pei dog to be buried IN cemetery
V Washington, whittier they were &C.
panied by funeral procession of
lrners and an undertaken. The
ers OF lots have held a meeting since
funeral to protest against what they
slider desecration of the sacred
'e, and the authorities will be urged
compel the removal of the dogs
7.