Daily Republican., 1882-07-11
NEWS SUMMARY.
KILLED TBEMsELVEs-KInHEm
BY VIOLENCE-KII.LED BY
ACCIDENTS.


The Norwegian bark Yorkshire. from
oarDadoes for Montreal, with sugar
was wrecked off Sable Island, on the
nlghI OF the 4th inst. At the plao1
Where hestruck, 16 miles from the
iRLt, no vessel was ever known tO
sSrlSe oefore, and it is supposed the
SSnds nave shifted 80 as to throw nm
t. banks where formerly there was safe
1t navigation. Two Of the crew perished
the remainder were saved and have ar.
It rived at Halifax. The Yorkshire was
OF 1887 tons burthen, and her cargo was
valued at 500, 900.
The body of Frank r. Gladding,
bookeeper Of the Bank of America. in
Boston, who disappeared eight weeks
ago, was found floating in Long Island
Sound on Saturday afternoon. 1t is
supposed he jumped from one of the
, sound steamers while deranged. He
was S9 years old and leaves a wife and
TWO children.
The Peckham Iron Company. of St
Louis, of which Charles Greely is Pres
ldent, has made au assignment, Its as
sets are reported At $l32, 900, all hy-
pothecated, in addition the premises
ana machinery They have been cou-
veyed TO secure payment of $780,
me liabilities are not fully known.
a young man about nineteen years
OF age, giving the name of Howard, at
tempted suicide at farmhouse where
he had taken lodging, near Ogdens-
burg. New York, on Sunday night. He
shot himself, but was still living at
last accounts
ire secretary of the Treasury yester-
1ay issued call for sixteen millions of
olx Fer Cents, continued at 81 Der cent
from July l, 1881. The principal and
| accrued interest will be paid at tha
treasury Department on the 18th az
September next.
A West bound freight train on the
pennsylvania Railroad was wrecked
Yesterday, near Coatsville, by the fall.
ing OF the brake rigging. Six cars were
smashed up, and the tracks were
blocked for several hours, but no person
was injured.
Charles 5. Stiles, a well-known mem
Der OF the Chicago Beard of Trade, was
shot dead yesterday morning, by a
young woman of evil reputation, with
whom he had been intimate, and who
went by the name of Stiles. The woman
was arrested.
In SEWER county, Arkansas, recently.
George and West McCraven murdered
a guest for his money. In arrestinr
the murderer, Constable Hetherly was
accidently killed by one of his own
party, and George McCravin was shot
dead. 'N'0
A terrible hurricane, accompanied bv
a tidal wave tfteon feet high, visited,
Inc la Friendly Islands on April 18th.
Inc Islands were almost entirely DESC
LATED, houses and churches being sWept
away Several lives were lost by the
foundering of vessels.
In the U. S. District Court, at Boston
yesterday, Edward II. Ashley, a pott
Dnce messenger, and Malcolm A.
campbell, clerk, were sentenced each
20 three years imprisonment for steai-
ng from the mails.
The Secretary of the Navy has order.
"a that, after the 1st of August next.
the New Hampshire, the Minnesota.
5he Alarm, and the Intrepid will moi
be considered as in commission tor sea
Iervice."
Several members OF gang of coun-
ertelters who have been operating in
orthern Arkansas, have been arrested
't West Plains, Missouri, and nearly
VI inc gang are now in Jail at Fort
smith, Arkansas.
U. ). Marshal Torrens has been re-
lected Chairman of the Republican
tate Committee of Arkansas. Henry
l. Cooper, Int Q rnal Revenue Collector
t Little Rock, has been elected Secre-
ary.
1t is believed in Pittsturg that Mr..
tawle will withdraw from the regular
republican candidacy for Supreme
udge, and that Major A. NJ, Brown
will be nominated in his place.
1t is an nounced that the enforcement
quar- antine regulations at New
rleans will prevent the transmission
West Indian and Mexican mails
ON that port, at least for the present.
Three hundred hands in the wire
Ill at New Haven, Connecticut, struck
9steruay agalns5 an order that thew
lould hereafter be paid fortnightly
lstead of weekly,
NJ. c. Reynolds and wife have filed n
aim In Chancery at Chattanooga to
% greater portion of the Fifth Ward
that city valued at several hundred
ousand dollars.
Jacob A Hentz, carpenter, was
Vigorously y if not fatally injured, yes
rday, by falling from the roof OF the
yomlng Valley Hotel, at Wilkes
IRE.
William Briggs, aged 70 years, of
tile Fails, New York, an ex.traCk-
aster on the New York Central Rail
ad, was killed yesterday, at Hof.
In Ferry, by passing train.
The steamer Celia, from New Orleans
Liverpool, put into Hampton Roads
sterday with her machinery disa-
I'D. She will probably repairat Nor
k.
A lumber of Union men went to
'rk in the wire mill at Cleveland last
,bt, and the mill is running with
nble turn.
Iohn Clyde, colored, route agent on
} railroad between Charleston and
)renGe, in South Carolina was ar
ted last night for robbing the mails.
he report telegraphed of the shoot
"AAay DoI"oon SouuR MOGG anu
bbins at Statesville North Carolina,
low pronounced false
William Shaw, we'll known in rail-
circles throughout the country, is
gerously i'll at his residence in
tsburg.
. ii. Albert & Co., commission mer-
nts, of st. Louis, suspended yester-
, being "short" on grain. 1t is said
7 will pay in full.
ifty deaths from black smallpox
g been reported In MazatlAn, Mexico,
neighboring towns are quarautin
against the disease.
.aywOod Malone, aged twenty years,
rmer of Orange county, North Carp
), hanged himself yesterday from a