Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
NEWS SUMMARY.
TME ONWARD MARCM or
''YELLOW JAOA"-THE LABOR
TROU8LE.

At public meeting of Louisville
KY, merchants and manufacturers,
held AZ the Board of Trade rooms, it
was determined to celebrate on the 18th
OF September the opening Of the Chesa-
apeake and Ohio, and Southwestern
aud st. Louis Air Line Railroads, by
an industrial street pageant, by exhibi-
uone or the Louisville Fair Associa-.
tion and Louisville exposition, by deco
rating houses for the entire week, from
the 1lLh TO the 18th proximo, and by a
general illumiDation of all houses on
the night of the 18th.
Acting Secretary of State Davis says
thai the Department has not been Off
cially informed of British espionage Of
United States mail matter addressed TO
suspect ed persons in the British King
dom. He had read the newspaper
statements on the subject, and had NO
doubt that when the Department was
officially informed of the matter it
would be made the subject of diplo-
matte correspondence between the
Government and that of Great Britain.
The State Department at Washing
ton has received, through the St. Peters
burg Legation, q copy of a circular
issued by the Russian Ministry In rela-
tion to the expulsion OF Israelites, in
which the local authorities arc directed
not to expel Israelites established prior
10 1880, and residing there in virtue of
regular permission and on the other
hand directing them to take measures
to prevent new authority being given
to lsraelites who have not the right or
residence.
The Central Labor Union of New
York, unanimously adopted resolutions
yesterday, denouncing the arrest in Ire
land OF Henry George as Cowardly and
| tyrannical, and demanding that the
American Government take immediate
steps TO compel the British Government
TO make full and complete reparation
for the unwarrantable and atrocious
insult it has heaped upon the dignity
of American citizenship.
The guests of the Hotel Bellevue, Just
above Seabright, N. j., stampeded on
Saturday because of Mrs. Alfred Levy,
a relative of the Seligmans, and N. W,
Andrews, a brother-in-law of Cyrus
W. Field, Jr., being attacked with ty.
phoid fever. The proprietor wishes to
close his hotel to-day, but the physi-
clans say that the patients cannot be
removed with safety within ten days.
The Mississippi State Board Of
Health has established quarantine
stations at Osyka, on the New Orleans
and Chicago Railroad; Fort Adams, on
the Mississippi River, and at point
in Hancock county on the Mobile and
New Orleans Railroad, the latter under
the charge of DR.. Rice, of Vicksburg.
A certificate Of the National Board of
Health will be required by all persens
travelling.
The steamer Sirius, with 800 passen-
gers, and the Sylvan Dell with 500 pas.
sengers, bolh Coney Island boats, col.
lided yesterday, but no more serious
results occurred than the disabling of
the Sylvan Dell, which has been dry
dOcked for repairs. The passea agers
were greatly excited.
The striking driver boys at the
Hollenback and Empire Mines, Wilkes
barre, Pa, have resolved to hold no
more meetings. The miners are in ac-
cord with them, and they are receiving
encouragement from the other districts,
They will remain firm,
Rev. Joseph Bartlett, aged 70 years, a
retired Congregationalist Minister,
committed suicide on Saturday morn.
ing by drowning himself in the Little
River, near Portland, Me. He was in
sane, and leaves a widow and one
daughter.
AT yesterdays meeting in New York
of the central body OF trades unions,
resolutions of sympathy with the
striking operatives at Cohoes, N. Y,
were adopted, and subscriptions in their
aid were ordered to be taken up.
The knights of Labor, after lengthy
session at LonaGoning, Md, on Satur.
day night, advised the tenants of the
mining companies to hold out on the
strike, and promised to furnish them
with all the necessary funds.
A fire which broke out at St. Sauveur,
a suberb of Quebec, early on Saturday
morning, damaged property to the ex-
tent of $4,000. Three or four people
were injured ty the falling timbers.
Intelligence was received in San
Francisco, CAL, on Saturday, of a fire
at Spokane Falls, W. T., which destroy
ed over 100000 worth of property. The
was partiliy insured. Several
men were severely burned.
The Democrats of the Second Con-
gressioDal District Of West Virginia
have split into two factions, one of
which renominated Judge Hoge, pre-.
sent member, and the other Daniel B.
Lucas
The Republican Convention of the
First District of North Carolina has
nominated Walter r. Poole for Con.
yress. The Convention refused to Gu.
lorse John e, Bespass, the Liberal
nominee.
John ID. Patton has declined the Con
,ressional nomination in the Twenty.
fifth Pennsylvania District, offered TO
lin by Convention of Greenbac kers
md Democrats.
Twenty-Five Now cases of yellow
Mexicans and tour
Americans-and one death, were re-
ported at Brownsville, Texas, on Satur.
lay.
Jay Odell has been nominated for
Congress by the Prohibitionists of tie
Twentieth District Of Ohio.
Two young men, named Harvie and
fullerton, we're drowned at Mt. Dem
on, N. s., on Saturday while bathing
Eight deaths and -veral new cases
we're reported at MaCamoras
Twenty-Five deaths from yellow fever
ccurred at Havana last wee X.
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the Golden EAEIes
The Knights of the Golden Eagle is
le name of new association about be-
lg formed in our city, and it is stated