Daily Republican., 1882-09-12
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The arrangements for the Oriole Gel
ebration in Baltimore are completed
and un less the weather continues
stormy, it will begin to-day. Severa
OF the military companies that will
CaKe part in the celebration have ar
rived IN Baltimore, among them thu
scranton (Penna Guards, the Lynch
purg (Virginia) Light Infantry Blues,
and the Cape May (New Jersey
Guard.
Commander Pearson, of the Wachu-
sett, Iepors to the Navy Department
from Fort Wrangel, under date of the
18th ult., that "Quiet and good ORDER
prevail in Alaska, land he knows Of
no reason to expect any change" The
reports of disorder some time ago, he
says, We ere all untrue, and gotten up
in the interest Of trading companies,
who desired the continued presence OF
vessel of war in that quarter"
Fifty-eight new cases of yellow fever
were reported yesterday in Browns
vile, but no deaths. Twelve cases of
the fever and one death were reported
at Fort Brown. Ten new cases of the
fever and two deaths were reported in
Pensacola on Sunday. Twenty new
cases and two deaths were reported
yesterday, while q number of suspi-
clous cases were "held under oLserVa--
tion."
DR.. Cabell, President of the Matte nal
board OF Health, has arrived in New
port to investigate tie recent alleged
case OF Asiatic cholera there He has
already given it as his opinion that the
family who occupied the cottage where
the case occurred can safely return;
and, it is said, only one physician in
Newport believes that the cholera was
OF the Asiatic type.
The steel department Of Graf, Ben
nett & Co., of PiEtsburg, was started
yesterday with 100 men, mostly mem.
bers of the Amalgamated Association,
At Wilson, Walker & Co.'s mill all
but ten OF the old hands were back in
the blacksmith and bumper shops. A
number of other mills will start their
fires to day and tomorrow.
The wife of Charles 8. Carter has
sued saloon keeper of Brooklyn for
S26, 600 damages, "for having caused
her husband TO become an habitual
1t appears that the latter
received S17, 900 damages for injuries
received in the Ashtabula disaster, and
1T is asserted that he "has been on a
spree 1or some years"
Adjutant General Drum has receiv ID
a letter from Lieutenant General Sher.-
dan, stating that the report OF the out
break among the Cheyennes and Ara
pahoes was canard, and that he was
so well satisfied of this from the1st that
he did not think Unnecessary to deny the
published statement until called upon
by the Department for information on
the subject"
During thunder storm on Long Is.
land on Sunday, the barn Of Mrs. Susan
at West Neck, was consumed
by lightning. Woodruff Sammis' STAN
ling near, was knocked down and seri-
Ously injured. At the same time the
Green Lawn Hotel, at Green Lawn.
had its entire front torn out by lightning.
A slight fire near the altar of St.
Thomas Catholic Church, in Cincinna-
ii, during the celebration of a children's
ic among several hundred children pres
ent, and many of them were seriously
injured in rushing from tho build
ing.
A stage coach running between Selg-
man and Eureka Springs, Arka1 sas,
was stopped on Saturday by two mask
ed highwaymen, and the passengers,
ten in number, were robbed of 5000 and
4 considerable amount of jewelry. The
mail pouch was also rlhed of its regis
tered letters.
President Arthur did not leave Bar
Harbor yesterday afternoon for New
York, as he intended, warning having
been given Of the approaching storm.
At noon there was q naval review, and
in the afternoon dancing party was
given on board the Tennessee.
The house of the late William Nc
Sorley, at West Brighton, Staten Island
was entered by burglars on Sunday,
while the family were at church, and
robbed of $40, 900 in bonds, large sum
Of money in bills and silver, and a
quantity of jewelry and plate.
Ellen Foley, aged 20 years, was found
lead yesterday morning in the jail at
Elkton, Md, and Coroner's jury re-
turned a verdict that she committed
suicide by smothering herself with a
pillow. She was found in kDeeling
position.
A freight train on the New York and
New England Railroad ran into an
open switch at Waterbury, Connecticut
,raatarIau p,I gpnouha1 aa,rar,1 ata
tionary freight cars. The engine was
much damaged. No person was hurt.
-Four new cases of smallpox and one
death were reported yesterday in Pat
terson, New Jersey. Two Of the new
patients were from New York, where
they had recently arrived from En-
gland
Much ex 3itement was caused yester-
day at Mil Hollow, near Wilkesbarre,
; yesterday, by the carrying of a small
pox patient to the pest house through
the streets. 1t is feared that this will
result in spreading the disease.
The steamer Beninah, recently stolen
from United States officers, at Bismarck,
Dakota, and started down The river,
was recaptured yesterday at Fort
George Island, and her officers and
crew were made prison srs.
At convention of the Independent
of Delaware county, held
yesterday, in Media, A. Lewis Smith,
Of Media, and John c. Price of Chester,
were nominated for Assemblymen.
A fourteen. year-old boy, named
Clark, accidentally disembo welled a
younger brother, aged 8, with s1ythe,
ut Trumansburg, N. Y, on Saturday.
The injured boy died on Sunday.
Joseph s. Richards, inside foreman
Of the Lehigh Company's s No. l collitry
at Shenandoah, Pa, was killed yes
terday morning while going up the
slope.
An unknown woman, dressed in
"deep black" committed suicide yes
terday morning by throwing herself
from ferry boat between Hoboken and
New York