Daily Republican., 1882-10-04
NEWS SUM MARY.
PA NsION FRAUDB-FOUND IN A
DATCH-COA /. CAHTMEN ON A
RTRIKE-OTHER NEWS.

In the q. S. Court at Trenton, New
Jersey, Carl Anders, of Camden, was
charged with forging pension atffdavits.
Robert Estill, of Monmouth county,
was charged with having taken $500
and $500 respectively, from soldiers for
getting pensions. Colonel Charles Fl.
Houghtop, Collector az Perth Amboy,
was charged with defrauding the Gov
ernment by means Of false vouchers.
The tIiat OF Anders was set for the 10th
and that of Estill for the 10th inst.
The County Court at Chattanooga
yes erday increased the reward for the
Tayl0r hrOtbers, who murdered Sheriff
, Cote and his deputy two weeks ago, to
1880 This makes the total reward
now outstanding ST., 500 1t is said the
State will increase its reward. The
murderers are supposed to be hiding in
the mountains Is miles north of Chat
tanoOga.
About 25O cartmen and general la
bOrers in the coal mines and iron fur
naces at WellStoD, jackson county,
Ohio, struck, yesterday morning, be-
cause the operators refused to pay the
same wages aB are given at Coalton.
The matter will be referred to a COM
mittee OF operators and miners. Mean
time all the mines are closed.
The body of a we'll dressed, good
looking young woman was found in q
ditch near L0retto, Quebec, on Monday.
From papers found upon her She is
supposed 70 have been Louisa HOlsing-
ton, from Toronto. In her Docket was
n ticket for passage to England in The
steamer Circassiau, which sailed on
Sunday.
A telegram from Biddefor1, Maine,
says "the indications now are that the
shoe factories will slowly resume
work" The men of Newoomb & Co.
have agreed to 60 to work to-day under
an arrangement which will enable
them to earn about two per cent. more
than formerly.
The third annual Convention of the
North American Bee Keepers Society
began yesterday in Cincinnati DIR. A.
J. Cook, of the Michigan Agricultural
College, presided and Dr.. Enrich
Prameley, Of New York, was Secre-
tary.
The passenger depot and freight
house Of the New York and New Hav-
On Railroad att Fairfield, Connecticut,
were burned yesterday morning with
d considerable amount of freight. The
fire was caused by sparks from a pass
hing train.
While Robert Patterson and Joseph
Sharpe " re working in a quarry
near Baltimore, New York, on Monday
evening, ledge of rock fell upon them
| liJjuEng both severely. Patterson's
recovery is doubNul.
Fifth five new cases Of yellow fever
and five deaths were reported yesterday
in Pensacola. This makes q total since
the beginning of the epidemic of $50
cases aud 92 deaths.
Ex-Governor William Sprague was
candida for mem Der Of the Providence
Board of Trade yesterday, but failed Of
election for want Of d three tourths
vote, Sixty.six votes we're east for to
| fifty y-nine agalus, him.
1t is now said that DIR. W. H. Trow-
| bridge, VINO Il as found dead in build
ing in Stamford, Connecticut on Mon
day, "fell from the top, where he had
gone to view the comet"
| President Arthur remains at Alex
andria Bay, and devotes his days, from
ten o'clock in the morning until nearly
six in the evening, TO fishing He will
pre- baby hold reception to-morrp~.
1t is intimated at the Post Office
Department that a surplus of about
81, 900, 900 will be left of the apprOpria-
tions for the Star Route service during
the lost fiscal year.
The first steamer of the new line to
lply bewteen Havre and Baltimore, and
connect with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad al Locust point,is to sail from
Havre to-day.
An unusally heavy rain has prevailed
I in California for the last 4S hours. At
Stockton there was high wind, which
blew down trees and damaged build
ings,
Ex.Secretary Blaine, who is at York
Beach, is reported to have been very
sick on Sunday and Monday, but
rather better on Monday night.
A National Convention of State
. Insurance SuperinCendents will meet
r to. day at Niagara Falls, and continue
l in session the remaineq of the week.
George Bancroft, the historian,
: celebrated his 83i birthday in New
port yesterday.
The Tariff Commission