Daily Republican., 1882-02-23
NEWS SUMMARY.
WIFE MURDERERs VINO NEED "A
FEWYARDs Of KENTUCKYuEMP
Beseue From Death and Csnnihai
isn-NeW Temperance Party In
New Jerssy-A Btrosm Clog
god With Iso-EX.COnf0a.
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Della McGraw ran away with ano
married Victor Eloi, in New Orleans,
two months ago. His cruelty soOI
drove her to seek employ ment as 9
nurse. On Monday, while passing
along the street with the child she was
taking care of she met Eloi, who plung'
cd a dirk into her breast killing her on
the spot. The murderer was arrested.
In New Orleans, the same day, Mrs.
Tallaf Hanson was shot dead by her
husband, from whom she had been di.
vorced for cruel treatment. Hanson
shot himself, but will recover.
The steamer Newbern has arrived at
Guaymas with part of The crew of a
wrecked British bark, picked up off the
coast of Lower California. The party,
who were about to resort to Gambia
lism when rescued, consisted of the
Captains wife and two children and
two seamen. One child and one sea-
man died Immediately after being
picked up. Two days afterwards the
mother gave birth to a healthy i'll
FAINT.
The Temperance Home Protection
Party" of New Jersey met yesterday
in Trenton, and organized. Arrange
ments were made to organize in every
district of the Scate. The party aims
at constitutional prohibition Of the
liquor traffic, compulsory education OF
children, compulsory observance of
the Sabbath, the abolition of polyg-
amy, the establishment of woman
suffrage, etc.
The steamship Illyrian, which ar
rived at Boston on Tuesday from Liver
pool, had very rough passage and
was mpletely coated with ice. In
going up Boston harbor she ran upon
Harding's Ledge and sprung a leak,
and, by the time she reached the Bat
terry wharf the water in her was on a
level with the stoke holes.
1t was announced at meeting of the
Rhode Island Historical Society, on
Tuesday night, that thirty acres of land
covering the site of the old French
camp at Providence had been secured
by citizen, and would be given to that
city for public park. The site is the
highest land i'll the city, and is eligibly
located.
A committee of eX-Cohfed crate SO.
diers, residents in Cincinnati and its
vicinity, arrived in Mentor yesterday
morning, and presented to Mrs Gar
field resolutions of sympathy passed on
the death of President Garfield in Sep.
tember last. The resolutions are finely
framed in Tennessee marble.
An anti-polygamy meeting in Provi,
dence, Rhode Island, last evening,
was presided over by Governor Little,
field and addressed by President Robin.
son, OF Brown University, Bishop
Clarke, ex-Mayor Doyle, ex.Mayor
Barstow and Rev. Drs. Greer and
Behrands.
A committee, including John Gar
rett, Presidentof the AmalgamatedLron
and Steel workers, called on Mr..
Reeves, of the PhpniX Iron Company
at Phpnixville, yesterday, to arrange
tor termination of the puddlers'
strike. Mr. Reeves refused to see the
committee.
The oyster sloop Dauntless went
ashore on Fox Shoals, Virginia, on
Tuesday evening, and three of her men,
Sewell, Collins and Kyler, were
drowned. Howard Skid, after remain
ing in the rigging all night, waded
ashore at low water yesterday morn
ing.
M. Bourgault, a merchant, and Ed
ward Story machinlst in the Grand
Trunk shops at Montreal have disap
pearsd recently. There have been four
mysterious disappearances in that city
since the beginning of the present
month.
While party of young men were
firing a salute in Lancaste yesterday
afternoon, in honor of the result of the
election, the cannon burst killing
Frank A. Herzog and fatally injuring
Peter Rochrich. Both were married
men.
Additional reports come from the
Northwest Territory of depredations Of
the Black feet and other Indians in the
of Red Deer River. They
are said to be driving off cattle and to
have killed several American whisky
traders.
The stockholders of the Military
Academy at Chester met yesterday
and decided to rebuild the
Academy on the old site. The Academy
will be in the meantime be located at
Ridley Park.
The trial of DR., VIM. H. Bowen on
The charge of burning his own buildings
in Scituate, Rhode Island, resulted yes
,erday in a verdict of not guilty.
Stephen Broadbent, Sr., well-known
citizen of Baltimore; committed suicide
IN that city yesterday, by throwing
himself in front of a railroad train.