Daily Republican., 1882-08-04
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The Regular Republican Convention
OF Georgia, in session at Atlanta, yes
terday, recommended Gen. L. j. Gar.
trell for Governor, and nominated 1
STATE ticket with r. B. Locke fol
Congressman-at Large. The 'iSyndi.
Ic 10 wing OF the party held separate
ConVentlon, and nominated a different
ticket, with James Longstreet far
Congressman-at Large, but also endors,
cd Gartreil for Governor.
GJvernor Crittenden, of Missouri
has pardoned r. G. Pate, Henry Lehn.
dorf and John Gordon, who have serv.
ell 10 Gays OF q six months sentence for
RAINING a lottery. The Governor ex.
cuses his clemency on the ground that
they promised not to touch gambling
while the present law remains in force
also that "PAte will devote Lis talents
to the prosperity OF ST. Louis"
The Roman Catholic Bishop of St.
Hyacinth, Canada, following the ex.
ample of his superior, The Archbishop
Of Quebec, has issued q postal warning
his people against reading the New
York Courier des Etats Unis. The
Bishop, in his pastoral, says that Sim
moral and irreligious books aud Jour
nails have caused and are causing anar-
chy, revolution and ruin in The old
world"
A telegram from Montreal says that
Dennis Dineen, farmer, near that
city, lis about to sue the Society Of the
prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, for
having imported sparrrows. He d.
clares that they have already eaten an
thirty acres of barley, destroyed his
potatoes, and, in general, made havoc
with his early vegetables. He estimates
the number of sparrows on his land
at 5000."
All Kit, an intelligent young China.
man applied to Judge Wylie in Wash
ington, ,onl Wednesday for natura ization
papers, After an examination of the
Chinese bill, the Judge yesterday in
formed All Kit "that, although he had
lived long enough in this country, the
provisions of that bill absolutely for
6ade the naturalization of Chinese from
the date OF its passage.
A force of Mexican troops under
Colonel Lorenzo Torreo was ambushed
oy Apaches at Eucino, near Montezu-
ma, on the oath ult., and all but five of
'he troops and their commander were
killed. Torreo was wounded, The
Apaches are said to be moving towards
Arizona.
Mayor Harwood of Providence,
Rhode Island, has sent the following
,elegram to Washington ''The city
" Providence coDgratulates the Repre-
of this State in Congress up
IN their successful efforts to procure for
improvements of its harbor so large and
leeded appropriation"
The Harmony Mills, in Cohoes, New
lork, are TO be started on Monday
lext, if possible. Should the attempt
all, all the company's tenements are
o be cleared of those occupants who
efuse to accept the reduced wages, aud
heir places filed by help from othsr
laces and from Europe.
The central railroad freight house, on
ater and Columbia streets, in Albany,
80 by 400 feet, tumhled down yester-
ay. There we're $4,000 barrels of flour
nd large quantity of other goods in
be building, besides freight cars.
W. A. 7. Smith, a colored clergy
lan, was refused accommodation at
le Adams House, IN Providence, yes.
'rday, avowedly on account of his
olor. He has employed counsel to
roseoute the landlord under the Civil
lights act.
The Anglo-American Packing and
revision Company of Chicago have
Ispended hog killing because of the
arcity and high price of corn. The
oppage throws three thousand men
1t of work.
A construction train was thrown from
% track near Shelby, Manitoba, on
'ednesday, by the spreading of the
lis from heat, and nine cars were
rocked. A brakeman was fatally in
red.
A train on the Central Branch of the
MON Pacific Railroad broke through
burned bridge near Beloit, Kansas,
sterday morning. Britton Croft, en-
neer, and G. MCGEE, fireman, were
ALLY injured.
The total amount of sugar duties re.
nded by the Treasury Department
der the recent decision of the Su-
eme Court up to August 1st, has been
461, ,525.
The number of immigrants who ar
red in the Uuited States during the
ar ending June 30th last was 789, ,OO3,
increase of 1852 on the number
the preceding fiscal year.
4 terrific storm visited Milwaukee
,terday, doing damage by food and
htnlng to the extent of over $50, 900.
m. Koppheimer was killed by light
lg.
The Democratic Convention of the
'ejfth Congressional District of Hi
IS, now represented by General Sin
ton, has taken 75O ballots for can.
late without result.
he Prohibition State Convention of
10, in session at Columbus, yester-
7, nominated q ticket headed by
rdinand Schumacher for Secretary of
to.
Iarvey and Miriam Denton were
wned near Briar Island, Nova
tia, on Wednesday, by the cap
ng of their fathers schooner in
all.
or several days the heat in Manitoba
been intense. The thermometer in
nnepeg on Wednesday registered
degrees in the shade at noon.
be bill to regulate immigration was
ed yesterday by the President.
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