Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
NEWS FROM ALI QUARTERS Or
THE UNITED ATATES-MINCKL
LANEOUN ITEMS,


Yesterday morning Lieutenant Tay.
lor and six soldiers arrived at Little
Rock with the notorio1s Captain Payne
and twelve Of his folio wers-two of them
women-arrested FOR trespassing into
the Indian Territory. The party were
on their way to Fort Smith, to be deliv.
cred to the United States Marshal
: there. An attempt to release Payne
from the custody Of Lieutenant Taylor
on writ Of labeas corpus was fail.
ure, Tay or refusing to obey the writ
, Lieutenant Danenhower yesterday
call d at The Navy Department and
presented to Acting Secretary Walker
his report Of the circumstances attend
ing the loss of the Jeanette. Mr..
Walker says the report will not be
made public until Engineer Melville's
report has baen received, "and perhaps,
not until the conclusion Of the official
Iinvestig Which will be made"
There was Cabinet meeting of two
horrs' duration yesterday in Washing.
ton to dispose of routine business. Sec.
rttaries Frelinghuvsen, Folger, Lincoln
dent left for New York in the after
Aocu' L1o VIII ~ w No" HuBihuui oAu
will NOT return to Washington until
about the middle of October.
The full official vote of Vermont
shows majority Of 19, 829 for Barstows
the Republican candidate for Governor.
The State Senate stands % Republicans
to Democrats; the House 1875 Republi.
cans to 19 Democrats, Greenback and
l Independent. There was no election
In four towns.
The Executive Committee of the Iron
Manufacturers Association and re-
representatives. of the Amalgamated
Association met yesterday inPittsburg,
and, the old scale being presented, it
was signed by the manufacturers. All
the mills will be in operation in few
days.
The steamer Danville, 1850 tons regis
ter, built for the Baltimore, Chesapeake
and Richmond Steamboat Company,
was launched yesterday at Baltimore.
She will take the place of the West
Point, destroyed by fire, and her cost
when completed, will be $l25,000.
The State Board of Pardons was in
session at Harrisburg all day yesterday
but granted only two pardons, namely:
to William H. Spence, of Allegheny
county, convicted of larceny, and Am
brose Thayer, Luzsrene county, con-
victed of murder In the second degree.
A fire in New Orleans last night de-
stroyed the Boston warehouse and Vos0
Brothers building, occupied by James
McGraJh, grocer and commission met
chant. Several other buildings were
damaged. The loss Is estimated at
$40, 900.
| A storm at Syracuse, New York, on
Tuesday afternoon, unrOOfed buildings
of the Sweet Manufacturing Company
and the Whitney Wagon Company, al
80 the laundry of D. McCarty & Co.,
and did considerable damage to other
property.
Hiram Baker, being respondent at
the thought that he was not likely to
recover from long spell of sickness,
committed suicide by swallowing car
holic acid, at his residence, in Brook
lyn, on Tuesday night.
Charles s. Lawrence, of Auburn,
Massachusetts,, has been arrested on the
charge of placing the obstruction on the
Boston and Albany Railroad track
which caused the wreck OF train on
Monday last.
The jewellery shop of Charles E.
SInyth & Co., at North Attle6oro, Mass
achusetts, was robbed on Tuesday night
of 500, 900 Worth of gold jewellery, coin
aud precious stones. The burglars left
their tools behind.
Richard Henry Jackson, q COlored
hostler, 40 years of age, attempted sui
eide in Providence, yesterday morning,
by drinking rat poison and cutting hls
throat. He is not expected to recover.
Paul Strobach, a prominent local
politician of Alabama and so OF the
deceased politician of the same name,
is to be appointed the U. S. Marshal
for the Southern District of that State.
The undertakers cf Pennsy lvania, in
session at Harrisburg yesterday formed
an organization, adopted constitution
and bylaws, and adjourned to meet in
Philadelphia on the Sd of May next.
A church at Concordia. near.Mazat-
Ian, was recently struck by lightning.
Five persons were killed and a number
of others we're seriously injured in
rushing from the building.
The United Presbyterian Synod, in
session at Saratoga, yesterday took steps
towards Tasing $500, 900 in honor of the
quarter centennial of the organization,
to be celebrated next year.
There was a sharp frost throughout
Minnesota on Tuesday night. Nearly
all the corn is beyond the reach of in
jury. The damage to vines is said to be
slight.
1t is said that Secretary Of the Treas
ury, with view of relieving the exist
ing stringenCy Of the money market,
will soon make a call for the extended
Fives.
During storm at Fairfield, Maine,
on Tuesday night the house of limo
thy Osborue was struck by lightning,
and his daughter Mabel, aged p years,
was killed.
Judge Hagner, in Washington, yes
terday granted ex-senator Chrlsttancy
a divorce from his wife, on the ground
OF desertion.
Nine new cases of fever and one
death were reported at Point Isabel on
Tuesday and two new cases and one
death yesterday.
Iu Pensacola, the situation is growing
alarming, yesterdays bulletins show
ing Al new cases anr deaths.
Fourteen new oasis of yellow fever
were reported in Brownsville yester
day but no deaths.
E. C. Shaw's mill, at Wales, Massa-
chusetts, was burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss $50, 900.
T. Duane's foundry, at St. Hya'
cinthe, Quebec, was burned yesterday.
Loss $40, 900.