Daily Republican., 1882-10-28
NEWS SUMMARY.
ANUM BER OF OFACCIDENTS-FOREs
NAN DIUKSOS To BE
ARRESTED.


Nelly, for endeavoring to improperly
influence the verdict Of the Star Route
jury. Another warrant was issued for
his arrest on the affidavit of Mr..
Brewster Cameron, with the attidavits
OF Henry A. Bowen and Judge Wilson
w. Hoover attached as exhibited. :.
charging Dickson with conspiring with
George W. Driver and others to geI
money from the United States, through
Brewster Cameron, for the purpose Of
impeding justice. The warrants will
be served Today.
Govern Burt and Peter Lamb, min
ers, yesterday entered an abandoned
portion of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Compapy's mine,vt Wilkesbarrr,
to get lot of old iron. They carrieG
naked lamps upon their hats, and the
result was the terrible explosion Of
mine gas. In the new workings over
100 men were laboring, tut all made
their escape. Subseq uently a force of
men searched for Butt and Lamb, who
were found in the Pine Ridge shaft,
They were blown several yards away,
and were burned to death.
In the Episcopal Church Congress, at
Richmond, yesterday, the topic of
Christianity and the Criminals" was
discussed by Rev. DR. Il. 9. Potter,
Charles II. Mitchell, Rev. DR.. Heber
Newton aud Lewis l. DelaGeld, all of
New YorB; Rev, j. l. Tucker, of Mis-.
sissIppi; Rev DR.. Peters, Of New York,
and Bishop Gallagher. of Louisiana.
The topic of requirements for Con-
hrmatiUn"' was discussed in the after.
noon.
The Brewers, Association OF Chicago
yesterday sent circulars 70 the various
nominees for members of Congress and
the Safe Legislature, propounding
questions as to their standing on the
subject of prohibition, "With the under
staI ding that Silencs would be con
strurd ~ Implying disagreement with
the tenets OF the Association, aud would
subject the reticent candidates to Op.
position at the elect ons"
Milton Munday, of Newark, New
Jersey, was yesterday delivered to a
depu sheriff of that city, in Washing
ton, upon requisition charging him
with horse stealing He is also want
ed in two cases in Maryland and three
in Pennsy vania. Besides this he is
charged with bigamy in marrying girl
in Rockville, Maryland, while he had a
wife in New York.
Thearmy rif9contest at Fort Lsaven.
worth closed yesterday, the Atlantic
division taking the FIRST medal. Gen
erals Sherman and Sheridan, Senator
Logan and Maj General Pope were
present. The medals were presented to
tie winners by General Sherman on the
rarade ground, before all the troops
in the garrison.
The body found upOn the beach at
E vat Hampton, Long Island. last week,
after the going ashore of the Vixen,
has been identified as that of George W
Wilson, q years OF age, OF Taunton,
MassaCn uSetJs. The bodies of Henry
Vail and his son, owners of the yacht,
who were also drowned, have not been
recovered.
A freight train ran in'O the rear end
Of coal train about two miles from
Trenton, New Jersey, on Thursday
night, wrecking and derailing many
of the cars. The engine OF the freight
train was thrown down an EN- mbank-
ment. The track was Obstructed all
night.
The equal Rights club at Newport
Rhode Island, at a meeting last night
adopted resolutions denouncing the
action of the Board of Assessors sin
refusing to tax nearly two hundred
American born citizens upon their per-
sonal property in order that they might
vote at the coming election"
At the Democratic primaries in Long
Island City on Thursday night, the
ticket OF the faction with which Mayor
DehevOire was identified, was defeated
in every ward. The recent exposures
of the Mayors misconduct caused its
defeat.
The family of Avis Deyer, a hotel
keeper OF Buffalo, was poisoned yester-
day by eating pancakes containing
arsenic. A boy, eight years OF age, Is
dead, and the father snd mother are In
precarious condition. There is
my steIy about the matter.
1t is said the Grand Jury Of Essex
county, New Jersey, has indicted Dan
iel W. Baker, x.CompJrOller Of the
city of NeWark, for misconduct in Office.
The Indictment grows out of the recent
City Hall troubles.
Tue factory OF the Rubber Comb and
Jewe.ry Company, OF New York, was
attached yesterday by the Lincoln
Bank, in suit for $4,000. The Com-
pauy's liabilities are stated at F55y, OUO.
Some refugees who arrived in Browns
vile yesterday from Tampico, MrXtdo,
were sent back to Malamoras BY the
Health officer. 1t was TumOreN that
yellow fever existed outside the oordJn
ana in Rio Gande Ciry.
Charles roeDpe, practical sugar
MAKER" from PAlade- pnia, wa killed
Yesterday by the eXplro ou Of a ceutrl~
fugal on a plantation in st. Charles
Parish, Lou,siAua. AnOther mAu vas
injured by fylng fragments.
Michael McHugo and James Murphy
we're thrown forty feet to tho ground
nv the breaking of an elevator OF Lees
Mill, at Bridgeport, near NOrr,stown,
Penna., yesterday afternoon NC hng"
was killed aud Murphy severely inju-
red.
The local Land League at Montreal
has resolved 10 "fall into line with the
new Irish organizations" and will be
known as "The National League
Branch, acknowledging allegiance to
Parnell."
Since March last $500 emigrants have
left Ottawa for other parts. 1t is claim
ed that most of thom went to the North
west; but ii is quite likely their des-
tipation was the United States.
Yesterday was the third day of the
registration in New York. The total
for the three days this year is 159, 254,
against 1873, ,246 for the total three corre-
spending days OF last year.
Lieutenant Danenhower yesterday
continued his narrative before the
Jeannette Board of Inquiry in wash
ington. Engineer Melville will be ex-
amined next week.
Timothy Kelly, 40 years OF age, was
found in his room in NswYork, yester'
40 mounting having been suffOCated by