Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
NEWS SUMMARY.
KANSAS CORN AND BOG CROP
RAILROAD C0LLIsIONS-YELs
LOW REvER-FAILUREs

The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator
publishes reports from 125 counties In
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa
in regard to the yield of corn as COM
pared with last year, of which number
80 report larger yield and the
remainder about the same as last year.
"Of hogs to be marketed during Novem-
Der and December, 80 counties only
report that the number will exceed
last years, In regard to young hogs
coming ON as compared with last yearS
AZ counties report the supply larger.
There are but ccunties that report any
disease among hogs"
A man named Goodenough left
Greenville last spring for the wot ds at
the head of Moosehead Lake, in MalL O.
A few days ago skeleton supposed to
be his was found with both hands
caught in bear trap. The man had
evidently got caught in the trap and,
no assistance being near, died from
starvation.
Two freight trains ran into each
other, yesterday, at a crossing in
Scranton, Penna., and 25 cars were
thrown frsm the track and an engine
was smashed. John Glynn, watchman,
was killed, and several train hands
were injured. The disaster Is said to
have been caused by Glynn's negli-
gence.
Albert and James Thornton, coloredi
were found on Tuesday in the field of
Jacob and George Light, near New
Richmond, Ohio, badly wounded with
shot and bullets, and unable to move.
1t is thought they were shot while
stealing corn. One Of them will die,
and the other will be crippled for life.
A telegram from Cincinnati reports
break in the combination of distillers
there, one of the leading establish
meuts refusing to be bound, rs hereto
fore, in fixing prices. No sale Of high
wines were reported, and under the
rules, the quotations of Tuesday, pre-
vailed yesterday.
The compOnents of DIR. Bulls Ooug
Syrup are daily prescribed by the
ablest physicians, whose success is due
to tho specific influence of these compo-
nents. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup skill
fully prepared tor immediate use is for
sale by all druggists.
The Light House Board gives notice
that on and after December 1st tho
Race Rock Light at the eastern end OF
Long Island Sound, which now flashes
alternately red and white at intervals
of 80 seconds, will flash at intervals of
10 seconds, but without other change.
Early on Tuesday morning . mob
broke into the county Jail at Forest
City, Arkansas, and rescued ex-TowR
Marshal AppersoD, who was to have
been taken to the penitentia1y yester-
day to serve four years sentence for
killing a railroad brakeman.
The 200 hundred destitute people re-
Gently brought to Quebec from the
Island of Aticosti have been taken in
charge by the Canadian Immigration
Department., and will be distributed in
various parts of the Dominion.
The local officials of the Erie Rail
way at Buffalo, have been ordered to
refuse the New York, Chicago and St.
Louis, otherwise known as the nickel
Plated road, terminal facilities at that
point. The order goes into effect today.
The Lebanon Dime savings Bank of
Lebanon, penna., has had the $50, 600
recently stolen from its cashier re-
placed by an assessment upon the stock
holders. The amount was $4,000 more
than the capital stock.
The British bark Wave King, Cap.
tain Stewart Gould, W hich left Pen sa-
cola on October 25th, with fever on
board, was t0wed back yesterday to
port. Two of her men were sick, and
she had lost one at sea.
A passenger ezain and freight
train on the New London Nor 5hern
Railroad collided yesterday, near
Palmer, Mass. Both engines and
three fiat cars were smashed, bnt no
person WAS injured.
Christian Beck, . butcher, of Phil
adelphia, was arrested in Brooklyn on
Tuesday, on complaint Of Caroline Cub
lar an emigrant, who accused him Of
having stolen Ie' trunk and $50 in
money.
Charles Krammer, cutter in a
Broadway stol g, committed suicide
yesterday, in New York, by cutting
his throat. He was given to drinking
and was despondnt because of a lack OF
sufficient work.
Twenty-one non. Union, printers, from
Chicago, arrived In Winnipeg in a spe-
cial train on Tuesday evening, to
work upon the Daily Times and the
Free Press, whose compositors are on a
strike.
Burt Scully, a well-known trainer,
was shot dead by Hooker Stivers, In
Paris, Kentucky, on Tuesday evening"
because he had boxed the ears OF 8
young brother of Stivers. The murderer
was arrested.
Hair & OliOrne, lumber dealers and
planning mill owners, OF Chicago, nave
male an assignment. Their Liabilities
aud assets are estimated each at about
100000.
Eleven new cases of yellow fever
were reported yesterday in Pensacola,
but no deaths Total cases to date,
1858; daaths 17S. The weather continues
very warm
Frank w. Jones, Warden of the
State Prison at Auburn, New York,
has resigned, owing to illness. John
s. Lanehart, Of Auburn, has been ap'
pointed his successor.
The contract for furnishing heating
apparatus for the new past-ottice IN
Philadelphia has been awarded to j. D
Marshbank & Son. of Harrisburg, fol
$S3, 900.
John Lyle King has announced him
self as an Independent Candidate tol
Congressman in the First District Of
IlIinois-the South Division Chicago.
James f. Robinson, ex, Governor Of
Kentucky, died on Tuesday night al
his home III Scott county, in that State
aged 50 years'
Several members of the Nava
Advisory Board yesterday visited
Roach's ship yard. in Chester, and
then left for Philadelphia.
The condition Of Ex-Governor Hen
bricks was reported decided y more
favorable" yesterday
The quarantine restrictions between