Daily Republican., 1882-09-26
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INSULTING TOCATHOLICS-YEL-
Low FEVER RAVAGES-MA
RINE DISASTERS.

"A belcgrdm from 1OrOECO reports tina
Archbishop Lynch, in his sermon OF
Sunday, referred to Sir Walter Scot
poem of "Marmion" as "n,ultinG t.
Catholics" and said he had called the
=. attention of the government to it's le.
cent use as a text book. In connection
with The above, it is stated taat unit
recently "Marmion" has been used rs
text book in the study of English
literature in the high schools of Onta
rio, ut last week the further study O
the poem was forbidden by the Edu.
cltiOnal Department of that Province
Strange to relate, the Toronto Globe,
which is conducted by Scotchmen, and
Is the chef organ of the Liberal admin
istration of Ontario, approves the sup
preston Of the book on the alleged
ground that it is Immoral"
Soen after nine o'clock last night,
the west gallery cf the Exposition
building at Pittsburg gave way, and
a numbe o. persons were precipitated
TO the floor below, distance of 80 feet.
A piano and two organs fell with the
gallery. Seven persons were in ured,
y. ii. Taylor,of Wheeling, and Barba a
Shaw, of Allegheny City, perhaps fatal
| ly. A. the same cime shed on side
the building, on which about thirty
rsons were looking at the display of
| fireworks, tumbled down, and two of
the spectators were severely injured.
The schooner General f. Il. Spinner,
from Philadelphia for Boston with eco
tons of coal, which grounded on Heds o
Fence Shoal on Sunday night, was pull
al fF uaafarHn hu
ed to Vineyard Haven, leaking badly.
The leak increased so much that she
was beaChed near the head of the
harbor, where she now lies full of
water.
In reply to a telegram from Talla-
hassee, Florida, requesting the estab-
lishment of an inland quarantine
7ound Pensacola, the Acting Secre
tary of the Treasury telegFaphed tn;
he "would establish the desired quar-
antine, without reference to the local
b rd of Health, whenever requested
to do 80 by the Governor of Florida"
Engineer Melville yesterday called
upon Acting Secret airy Walker at the
Navy Department. Upon Secretary
Chandler's return, the records and ar
ticles found with De Longs party,
will be opened and examined in the
presence Of Mrs. DeLong, who has been
notified to attend.
The lasters in L. II Days shoe fac.
tory at Biddetord, Maine struck yester.
day for higher wages, compelling lac
shutting dow Ut the whole factory.
Ry direction or Uhe Laster's Protective
Union similar strikes will follow in the
other factories in BiddefOrd.
Fifty boys employed at the Union
Glass Works in SDmerville, Massachu-
setts, struck yesterday for an increase
Of eight cents per day. The Company
refuses che increase aud say their places
can be easily filled. Their present
wages are 81 cents daily.
Professor Brooks, of the Red House
Observatory, at Phelps, Nav YolkT
says the comet ais now visible" nesr
the eastern hOrjznp, Just before sun
rise. Its head is Large ana very
bright" and It's tail twenty degrees in
length.
Two bTo hels named Heady attC mpt-
ed to row across swollen stream in
Duchess county, New York, OD Sun
day night. Fearing they would be
swept over dam, they jumped over
board, and one of them was drowned.
The Dominion Government viii, on
the 3Oth inst, pay out So 900, 900 in re-
demptiOn of Five Per Cent dominion
stock, (which will relieve the Temporal
ry stringepcy of the money m arket cau9-
ed by the moving of the crops"
1t is reported from Peoria that about
ten per cent. of the corn in Contra!
Illinois has been killed by the recenj
frosts. A telegram from Springfield
says that "no damage of any COnse-
quence" has been done in that vicinity.
1t is stated that "an effort will soon
be made by the President of Princeton
College to interest the students in civil
service reform" DR.. MCCosh is said to
have had large experience in inaugu-
rating this form in England.
A shaft in the Grove street factory of
the Washburn 81 M0en Manufacturing
Company, at Worcester, Massachusetts,,
broke yesterday, throwing 1000 men
out of employment for several days.
Fo,ty.five new cases of yellow fever
aud two deaths were reported yester-
day in Pensacola. Up to September
2lSJ the cases in that city numbered
344, and the deaths Al.
At Brownsville yesterday, only two
cases were reported and no deaths. Up
to September 23l there had been 1870
cases of the fever in that city and 1O3
deaths.
The First National Bank Of Altoona,
Penna., has been authorized to begin
business with capital of 500 900, and
the First National Bank Of Wichita,
Kansas, with capital Of $50, 600.
Fires were starred in The rolling mills
at Springfield, Illinois, last night, and
the first run will be made on Wedues-
day night. The men resumed work at
the PlttsOurg scale
Private letters rece we'd in L .nC4Ster,
Pa, say DR.. J. P. Wlckersham, our
Minister to Denmark, has resigned and
will soon return home. The climate is
injurious to his health.
A telegram from San Antonio,
Texas, reports the failure OF j. f.
one of the Trinc,pA cattle
dealers of The Soutnwrrt. His iiabili-
ties are stated at $4,000
The brigantine W, II. Latimer, from
Boston for St. Johns, with a Ee ,eral
cargo, is ashore a. ST.. Mary's Bay
Newfoundland, and likely to bee me
total wreck.
The British steamship Mallard, from
New York, was totally wrecked on the
coast Of Honduras on the l45h inst. Her
crew were saved.
Fey g. Mag, boot and shoe dealers in
indianapolis, made au assignment yes
tsrday. Their liabilities are $4,000;
assets, $4,000.
First Controller Lawrence, of the
Treasury Department, left Washington
last night tor a three weeks visit to
Ohio.
The Meadow Spring Distillery at
owned by j. BergenJu4l q
a