Daily Republican., 1882-11-04
NEWS SUMMARY.
AN INDIAN COMFERENCE-A
FIGHT IN AOOURT RO0M-AN.
OTHER I'm REATKE FIRE.


ence with the Apache Indians at San
Carlos, Arizona, on Thursday morn
ing. Be told them the time ha come
for them to make an effort for their own
living and to govern themselves,
and said that "their present locality
being unadapted to either farming or
grazing, permission would be given
them 10 select some lands on the reser-
Walton for cultivation, under care of the
chief, who will be responsible for the
discipline and behavior of the respec-
tive bands" About 1900 warriors lis
tened to the address, and seemed great.
ly impressed by the advice.
In the q. 8. Court aG st. Louis yes.
terday afternoon, SONS words passed
between ex-U. s. Senator Henderson
and Henry A. Cunningham in regard
to q case in which both were counsel,
Henderson asserted that Cunningham
had not kept faith in some matter con-
nected with the case; Cunningham re-
piled that the assertion was false, and
Henderson then struck Cunningham
three violent blows in the face, knock
ing him against pillar and thence to
the floor. Cunningham had one finger
| bAOASh VIVA o"V VuASAo NApAoSSOpNs
Henderson made an apology, but the
Judge fined him $40
The Arlington Variety Theatre" in
Baltimore was damaged by FIRE early
yesterday morning. John Pearson, q
young man, was burned to death; JAS
Kenny, an smploye in the place, was
badly burned in the face and hands;
Madame Bustee, lessee of the place,
and Miss George Supple, one of the att
taches, were injured by jumping from
| windows, and several others sustained
slighter injuries.
The rollers in the rail mill of the Beg
senior Steel Works, at Homestead, Pa,
have struck because the firm compelled
them to run light rails, offering an ad-
vance of only So per cent. while the
men demand twice as much for heavy
rails. ALI departments of the mill are
idle in consequence, but 1t Is believed
that the matter will be settled and the
mill in operation again by Monday.
James W. Simenton, one Of the pro-
prietors of the San Francisco Bulletin
and the San Francisco Morning Call,
and lately General Agent of the New
York Associated Press, died at his resi-
dence near Napa City, California, on
Thursday evening, OF disease of the
heart. He was a native of New York,
and lifelong jOurnslisr. He was 68
years of age.
James II. Garrison, coloEed porter
on Pennsylvania Railroad car, was
found insensible, With his skull frac-
tured, on the Car platform, last We'd
nesday, and died yesterday in New
York 1t is supposed he was struck,
while standing on the platform, by
passing train.
The brig Cascatelle, from Baltimore
for Portland, Maine, with cargo of
coal, sprang d leak and sank during q
storm in Chesapeake Bay, on Thursday
night Two seamen were drowned.
The others were picked up by a steamer
and taken to Norfolk, Virginia.
In Lancas ter, Penna., last evening,
George Brimmer, q "6re bug" was
convicted ofhaving set fire to the Rauck
barn, which was burned at the same
time tle county barn was destroyed
last August. His trial on the charge Of
having set fire to the latter is now. in
| progress.
The Indian Bureau is informed that q
few days ago the Indian police captured
five whits men on the Standing Rock
Sioux Reservation, together with their
teams and freiHhting stock. The men
had killed several hundred buffalo
within tho reservation limits in viola
tlon of the law.
The steamship AbySsinis, which ar
rived at New York on Thursday even
ing, brought 423 Mormons, destined for
Salt Lake. OF the party 280 are Eng
| lish, 115 ScandinAvians and % return
| ing mlssiOnar es. One-third Of the
whole are single men and women.
During political meeting in Chica-
go, on Thursday night, . temporary
platform, containing a number of per-
sons, tumblSd down, injuring about
twelve of them, six dangerously, and
one-PatriCk McN Nearny-it is thought,
fatally.
Frederick Hutchinson, SO years Of
age, cut his wife's throat and then cut
his own, at Easton, Maine, yesterday
morning. Both died in short time.
Hutchinson was "subject to fits, in one
of which he may have committed the
crime"
The City Council of Petersburg, Va,
last night adopted an ordinance giving
George Beadle and others, of Syracuse,
New York, the exclusive privilege of
building a street railway in Petersburg,
the work to be commenced within thirty
days.
The annual report of the Sixth Audi
tor for the Post office Department shows
an excess of postal receipts over expen-
ditures in Pennsylvania amounting to
81, OF, 439; New Jersey, S174 PA, and
Delaware, $19,l59.
The funeral of three persons shot in
the recent riot took place yesterday, at
Ashland, Kentucky. All business was
suspended in the town and buildings
were draped in black. Six of the
wounded are not expected to recover.
Ten thousand cubic yards Of earth
excavated from the site of the new dry
docks at Victoria, British Columbia,
slid back TO the site, on Thursday
morning, causing damage estimated at
$4,000.
An Imperfect report" yesterday
showed nine new cases of yellow fever
and two deaths in Pensacola. The
weather grew colder last evening, "re-
viving the often baffied hope Of
frost"
Two thousand coal miners on the
Manongahela river in Western Penn
sylvania struck yesterday against a
reduction of quarter of a cent per
bushel.
The funeral of Mrs. Seguin and her 8
children took place yesterday in New
York, Dr. Collyer conducting the ser
vices. The bodies were inferred in
Woodlawn Cemetery.
John Lundy and john Lundy, Jr.,
Injured at McIutyre Plane, near Will
Transport, on Thursday, died yester-
day morning.
The jury in the case of A. M Soteldo
on trial in Washington for the murder
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