Daily Republican., 1882-11-18
NEWS sum MARY.
PENNSYLVANIA'B OFFICIAL
VOTE-RsILROAD ACCIDENTS
Losses BY FIRE,

! AAO OOO"i NOOO HJN5IuOT III Nil Ju0
counties of Pennsylvania, except War
reD, as footed up in tie Stste Depart.
ment at Harrisburg gives Pattison
1853 956 Beaver, 3l3698 Stewart,
43,3O4 ; Armstrong, 22, 80S, and Pei tit,
4S11. Plurality for Pat Ison over Bea
Yer, 40, 258 Without Warren county,
Africa's pleurality for Secretary of In
ternal Affairs is 36, 407 and, without
Bradford and Warren, Clark's plurality
for Supreme Judge is 42,058.
The total value of the exports Of
bread-stutfs from the United States
during the four months ending OatDber
3lst, 1882, was S84 1881 ,719, against $780,.
3l1 ,635 during the corresponding period
OF 1881. The total value Of bteadstuffs
exports during the ton mouths ending
October 3lIt last was S149, ,737, $3.50,
against $l92, 292, ,555 during tae CORES
ponding period of 1881.
Thomas r. FOote, charged with at
tempting to corrupt Star Route Juror,
was arraigued yesterday in the Police
Court at Washington. He pleaded not
guilty, and his counsel waived an ex-
animation, saying he preferred to have
the case 60 direct to the Grand Jury.
Foote'S bail was fixed at $4,000, and
suspension granted until to-day to en-.
able him to furnish it.
While number of freight cars On the
Boston and Lowell Railroad were being
switched yesterday, near Billerica, they
collided with other cars standing on the
track, throwing several of them from
the rails. A. W. Clark, conductor, was
killed, and Robert Haynes, brakeman,
was daDgerousl7 burned Dy vitriol from
broken carboys.
A telegram from Boston reports the
final settlement of the Hazard will
case, by compromise, The widow
will receive $65, 900 outright, in for all
demands and in lieu of her dover, and
the Newport Hospital will get the bulk
of the estate. 1t is estimated that the
lawyers have made about $3.50 out Of
the contest.
NJ new cases OF yellow fever were
reported in Pensacola yesterday, al
though ''several cases are known TO
have occurred" 1t is supposed that
"the physicians have tacitly agreed 20
suspend their reports" Some alarm is
caused by the premature return of alb
sentees.
Yesterdays Cabinent meeting was
attended by all the members except the
Attorney General, who is absent from
Washington. 1t is sa that the session.,
which lasted two hours, was mainly
devoted to the questions to be presented
in the Presidents message.
The Spanish and New York Telephone
Company, of New York, was incorpora-
ted yesterday in Albany. 1t is to operate
in a number Of States in this Union, and
also in Spain, and the capital Is fixed
at $1,000 ,000
The British steamer Ganges, from
Baltimore for Belfast, with 10000
bushels OF wheat ran aground on Thurs
lay at Seven Foot Knoll, where the
Patapsc9 empties into Chesapeake bay.
A steamer was sent to her assistance.
The Washington Star says it Is under
stood that all the Democrats in the o.
S. Senate will com bine against the con-
firmatiOn of General Pope TO be Major
General, aud that three Republican
Senators will also vote against him.
In the U. S. District Court at st.
Louis yesterday Samuel Leviar, q let
Ger carrier, was convicted of robbing
street mail boxes, and was sentenced to
three years impris Jnment at hard
labor.
By q collision between two freight
trains on the Troy and Boston Railroad
near Hoosick Junction, yesterday, an
engine and thirteen cars were crushed,
and Lorenz Elwell, brakeman, was
killed.
The Jury in the case OF Sheriff CrolE
at Lebanon, indicted for gross careless
ness, III allowing Two robbers to escape
from Jail, we're discharged yesterday
morning for inability to agree.
The steamer LIE Chatellier, an iron
vessel of 1000 tons bnrthen, the pioneer
of the line between Baltimore and
Havre, arrived at Locust Point yester-
day morning,
The owners of three OF the principal
blocks in Worcester, Massachusetts,,
we're arrested yesterday for renting
rooms to gamblers, and were held each
in $1,000 Oail,
The steamship Earl King arrived at
Quebec on Thursday night, b,ing the
last arrival OF the alOn, before ocean
navigation to that Tort closes for the
winter.
The smallpox mas reappeared in
Louisville will the advent OF cold
weather, about twenty eases being in
the pest-house. The VI Is reported TO
be mild.
Three buildings on the s)uh Boston
Lumber Wharf, a. Boston, with
sable aud some small dwelil2 g. were
burned yesterday morning. Loss.
O,OOU
A large number " people in Ro.a'0,
who desire 10 make tOtal abstinence
compu sory, yesterday ORGAN 2eo taa
Massachusetts, Nu.u.ense mon,
The wholesale drug warehouse Of
Gilbert Brothers s. Co.., IN Baltimore.
was burned yesterday morning. Loss,
$26, 600.
The cost of Japao's preparatory
demonstrations IN the CoTeAD business
is estimated by the Japanese War De-
partment at $50, 900.
A fire at Bolton, Texas, yesterday.
destroyed $4,000 worth Of
Sarah M, Packer, widow of the lats
Asa Pac ger, died yesterday, at Mauch
Chunk, aged rs years.
Burnham Martin, ex-Lieute lant
Governor Of Vermont, died yesterday,
in Chelsea, at the age II years.
CROSBY Il HILLS BULLETIN.