, 1882-02-24
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
BY rrLEGHArm TO DATE.

filed this week.
A. NJ. Sotedo died al the Providence
hospital at 1928 on the llth.
There has been but ono rainfall in
Sonora, Mexico, this season.
Postmasters have been invited to con-
tribute to the Garfield monument fund.
Mary Hanahy, aged 105 years died in
o San Francisco aims house on the llth
inst.
A parliamentary report shows that 5l2
suspects are confined in various ialls OF
ireland.
The I'D anniversary of Lincoln's birth
was celebrated at San Francisco on the
evening of the 18th
The bank of Macon and the Villaire
bank of Perigueus, France, has sus-
pended payment.
John Sherman denies that Ptney's tes
timony was like that sscribed to him by
the telegraph.
A large number of nihilist pamphlets,
printed al Coburg, aud found in Berlin,
have been seized.
The Tennessee Supreme Court have
decided the act readjusting the state debt
unconstitutional
Dandy Jim, an Indian prisoner at Fort
Crane. A. t., was killed while trying to
escape on the l1th.
Several levees in lower Louisiana have
been broken by high water, which is
above the great rise of 1867.
The house committee on elections has
h. 81
MADISON VS. Ostes, from Alabama.
William Tedre shot two girls in
house of ill,fame at Syracuse New York,
on the 1lth and then killed himself One
of the girls will die.
The republicans of Madrid celebrated
the anniversary of the declaration of the
Spanish republic in 1878 by banuuet
on the 10th.
The ship E. B. Carver. from Java, lost
the captains wife, first mate and three
seamen from typhoid -malarial fever, con-
tracted at Java.
Thomas M. Nechall, friend of Gar
Aeld, gives the stalwarts a severe scoring
in the N. Y. Tribune. They are placed
in the light of abettors of Guiteau.
The King of Burmah has abolished the
monopoiies, and appointed an ambassy
with the view of re-establishing relations
with India.
Disorders have occurred at Carikoff
University, Russia, caused by the expul.
sion of three students for ill-treating O
person, formerly socialist, for changing
his views.
At the forthcoming parliamentary cleo
tion at Meath, the Irish party intend to
elect Michael Davitt. Patrick Eagan
will also be nominated, in order if Davitt
be disqualified Eagan may call the seat.
Lake Ransom, employe of the d. NJ.
Osborne reaper company for eighteen
years, and manager of the Chicago office
for the last nine years, was found dead in
the suburbs of Hinsdale, about half way
between his house and the depot. Near
him was revolver with two chambers
empty, and there was pistol shot wound
in the back OF his head, from which the
brains oozed. There were evidences Of
q struggle, but no trace of the murderer
The clothes and wallet had been rified of
their contents. He leaves q family in
moderate circumstances.
A party of three men, headed by Frank
Lewis, at Cranes, 1876 miles west of Al.
buquerque, for some time past have been
proving upon tenderfeet and others,
stealing and robbing from all who came
within their reach. On the 10th they
''held" several persons, and not only
robbed them Of yalua bles, but used them
in the most brutal manner. They shot
Charles Herrick in the head, inhicting II
slight scalp wound, besides beating him
with six-shooter, and secured S55. One
of the men saved $4,000 by throwing his
pocketbook away. Next morning citizens
OF the little town organized aforce under
the leadership OF Deputy Sheriff Jones
aud started out to arrest the robbers,
who have their headquarters in log
cabin formerly occupied as q pest house
for smallpox patients. Jones and his
party walked boldly up to the robbers
rendezvous and demanded their surren-
der. Their demand was answered by o
yolley of shots from the outlaws. Con-
rad Krauss, Of the attacking party and
one of the victims of the robbers,
was killed. The men in the house
after the first fire, came out from under
shelter and uttering unearthly yells and
firing their revolvers into the attacking
party, attempted to make their escape.
Their shots were returned and every man
of the outlaws was shot dead. James
Lynch fell first, and fellow about eigh-
teen or nineteen years Of age, known as
"The Kid, dropped before he had gone
a dozen steps. Lewis got good start,
and ran about forty rods before he was
brought down. Deputy Sheriff Jones
was shot in the neck, and j. A. Fitzpat-
rick one of his assistants, in the cheek
and thigh. They were promptly sent to