Daily Republican., 1882-12-28
NEWS SUMMARY.
OF IRON MANUFACG
TURERB-sTOLE& ATLANTA
RECORDS


HThe "pig iron manufacturers OF the
United tates" met yesterday in Pitts
burg, fifteen furnaces in PennsylVanla
and Ohio being represented, Letters
were received from all parts of the
country expressing approval OF tho
scheme for the formation ofa National
| Protective Association. A committees
! was appointed TO draft constitution
and bylaws aud report 1t another
meeting on January 1lJh. The COIN
mittee appointed at the last meeting
to 90 TO Washington, reported thas
thard work would be required 90 main
tain a fair duty on pig iron, as an
organized effort was TO be made oy
the free trade eiemeut to have the duty
of ST, which was recommended Oy
the commission, reduced to So
In Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday, a
llawver called at the ONCE of the Clerk
of the Superior Court for particular
record bOok which could not be found.
An examination revealed the tact that
seven books had been stolen since Sat
? urday "Two safes were opened by
some one who knew the com
There is no clue, and considerable ex
element exists, as nearly alI inc
, original deeds to Atlanta property are
recorded in the stolen books" Inc
= authorities have offered 1880 reward
. Tor the detection Of the thieves.
j. The body of Cbauncev W. Huff, til
missing cashier of the Unior Steamboat
= Company at Buffalo, was found Sester-
}, day uorning in the canal. whether
he was murdered or committed suicide
q is not known. He had a habit OF DIS
d appearing at intervals of slx or seven
q wears, and it was expected tbat ne
would return this tine az he had done
,. before.
r A telegram from Chester, Pa, says:
"The report that Shaw & Earey's wool
II len mills, and Robert Wetherill u Co.'s
70 extensive machine and engine WORKS
closed on account of depression in trade
is incorrect, as OGly parts OF these o.
tS tablishnen@ are closed for repairs
~ The Messrs. Wetherill are turning out@
Corliss engine per week and are 1ulL ol
II. orders
The case af the citizens OF Pennsylva-
OF MIA against the Western Union Tele-
! graph Company, at Harrisburg, which
'n,T y was to have been heard yesterday, mas
:, been postponed until January 9th, at
a The request of Attorney General BfeWs-
ter, who represents the Telegraph CON-
or pRny.
'r 'at A western paper says: Nothing will
Is, cure some sick men more quickly than
are an office, properly applied. This cure
may be very successful in many cases.
rh- but we would say: If man suffers
ld. from cough or cold, give him DE
ias Bulls Cough Syrup.
The u Ueited States steamer Enterprise
UomDander BARKER, sailed yesterday
from Norfolk, Virginia, for the Cape
ali. Verde Islands and China. She has an
49, outfit apparatus necessary for s0ien-
nss ,nS tihc cruise, and will take deep sea
nve soundngs every 100 miles from tins
United States TO Cape Town.
ont Ellen O Brien, aged 90 years, and her
,"l daughter Anna, aged s. were tound
ne ne dro Wued in cistern back Of their
,oId house, in Syracuse, New York, Oh!
Il OF Tue day night 1t is supposed the glrl
ina. fall in while drawing water, and that
ana tue mother WAS drowned in trying TO
save her.
.,. The ex-City Treasurer of Milwaukee,
utfy. ntffy Wis, Michael Krause, Esq, thus
lera speaks concerning St. Jacobs on: "
ne have used that invaluable remedy for
vadl |
H'G n"i it has no equal in That line, In my
has opinion, 81. jacob Oll le great
to There was run on the Monroe
ied: County Savings Bank aG Rochester
New York, yesterday, by its depositors
IT, is said that the bank ''can have ",
OOO 900 Withdrawn, as it has tha'
amount jnvested in Government secu
o. rI;ies"
tN,nE
ONE l. ~ ahho"ho0' Vb''', Nv. oer lila n
II Of high price OF oats, the three oat MUS
ying Douglass, 9ynait nnI uJ Hra@on Illinois
hing hapius' GnIcaSo %nT ~ H1s asrkat hacome
~. better. These mills use 10000 oushel
ask of oats per day.
this At the monthly meeting of the Lun
low Der mems Exchange, in Chic'go yes
terday, it was decided to continue th
your old price list, "except for Jolsts On
your sCantling two by Blk lnchoS anu OmoAN
n for to fourteen feet, winch were Feuuce
the 81 in price.
In New York yesterday, in the su
nom of Rufus Hatch against the WeStei
as Union Telegraph Company and otner
allan Judge Arnoux granted motion lot
Blk renewal Of the injunction against a nt :.
t and claration of a dividend upon the Ola
%@V $50 500 of stock.
olato n Marcus Pike, aged Is years, livir
So O0 with his married sister, Mrs. Ann M
..o,,r Keon, in New York, yesterday, tonnu
S0H4 Ha toy pistol, and ''jOkingly p0inte1" IL
w no the woman 1t went Oft, and tae oS
onsU ,,nean eutered her mouth, causing DANCE
Ln9ap a9ar Gus if not fatal wound.
z tbs A dwelling Lear Corvallis, Orego
I weeu was burned on Monday night, ana u
mere voung men were burned to death,
tbjrd being fatally injured. All We
Mace TO bed drunk, leaving Il large hre III
70 in, room.
.mong A Young man named Eeersole, nVi
Of in. nsar AupVilla, Penua, went to lrleh
Sui. Eouse late on Monday night. ana Do
way, mi.taken for "au intruder, was n
mean At and dangerously wounded by one
here the inmates.
en- he A. Nyo,,r uovpr vesterday. Chief
IKE an nj, dao;dad that the black bal
DIG used by the Democrats in the rec
eiection were illegal and void. !
" Gives the whole municipal goVerpm
shade 10 the Republicans.
Sergeant Rufus. formerly of the
O'Clock Cavalry cVlnmiEted suicide at l
8 Lowell, Arizona, yes@ s@s@ss :@sss Morn
nv shooting himself with carolR
tie presence of his company. His
a C,hiet eide is attributed to drink.
cember Byron kimball, the stock bro
who cut his throat in Boston ON II
o.DAY. day evening ulo0 Soe'0iU"S u
States "ounoS' - ., aon -,
,rly to Edward d. oampson % "a M ao
~ tern faCturefs u leatn0i IaI ooa Fo- T.
on the city, have also iAlloU A0f 40
amount.
Jacob May, boot and shoe deale