Daily Republican., 1882-11-11
NEWS SUM MARY.
DEEDS OF VIOLENCE-BOLO 1GOR@
BERIES-MOVEMEN rs FOR
FINISH BEEF.

7. G. Eastman, Of New Yorb; W. H.
Monroe, OF Albany; W. Fl. VANDERBILT
and H, 81 W. Arnold, of Chicago, have
formed company, with capital OF
81 900 900 to oppose the Chicago dressed
beef enterprise of Hammond & Co., and
Swift & Co, Of Chicago. "They will
open depots in every city where the
other firms have agencies now, and
will sell the beef brought from Chicago
in the American Refrigerator Com.
pany's cars at price which will just
cover expenses. This Is regarded as q
move to crowd out the dressed beef
trade in the interests of the live stock
business of the East"
In letter from Hon. Mrs. Perry,
Castle Grey, Limerick, ireland, Browns
Bronchial Troches are thus referred to:
Having brought your Bronchial
Troches' with me when came to reside
here, / found that after | had given
them away to those l considered re-
quired them, the poor people will walk
tor miles to get q few" For Coughs,
Colds and Throat Diseases they have no
equal. Sold only in boxes. Price 25
, cents.
In the Supreme Court at Providence
in the case of William j. King & Sons
against the Quidnick Company, in
which General B. r. Butler on Thurs
day evening began argument for the
defence, the Judge refused yesterday
morning to hear further argument, and
instructed the Jury to find a verdict for
the plaintiffs for the full amount, $397,-
968.
Samuel and Milton Hodge, colored,
! ak HAl, T.,
in-law, were hanged yesterday at
= Knoxville, Tennessee, In the presence
: of about 5000 spectators. The doomed
men made ante-mortem speeches, de-
claring that they were "going to glory"
but at the same time warning those
t present "to beware of their fate"
Two masked men set fire to the
stables of Mr.. Brandenburg, near EEip,
Georgia, on Thursday night. While
! Mr.. Brandenburg was at the fire the
' men entered his house, shot at his wife
], and niece, and seized trunk contain
|" ing $4,000 In money and $4,000 in govern
ment bonds. There 10 no clew to the
! robbers.
: In Reading, Penna., yesterday morn
\ ing, Henry Brown, wife and child mar
Q roWly escaped death from suffocation
by coal gas. When found, the bodies
y were cold and apparently dead, and the
q house was "placed in mourning" but
I physicians, "after four hours" hard
8 work, restored all three to conscious
;, ness.
II The Acting Secretary of the Interior
decides that the terms of the Pre-
Il emption law are not complied with by
ID loT fpH ri
u u use not meeting the requirement OF
Is actual occupancy.
10 The Acting Secretary has also set
J. aside as fraudulent "a pre.emption
entry made by divorced woman, it
= = having appeared that the divorce was
q obtained with the object of making
q such entry, and that the divorced cou-
70 pie continued to live together
n Eddie Larkins, two and half years
8. old, with bright, fair complexion, blue
eyes, red hair, wearing blue apror,
Of striped stockings and buttoned shoes,
It has been missing from the home of his
y parents in Snsquehanna, Penna., since
,e Wednesday night. 1t is supposed he
or was kidnapped.
x K -Four tons of powder exploded yester-
,e day 0U the Keenan, lime works, near
m whitehall, New York, killing Dennis
,h Golden and Joseph Cameron, who had
" charge of the powder house. 1t is sup.
~ ~ posed they caused the disaster by
IS, smoking.
While George Parr was eating dinner
at Naples, Ontario county, New York,
on thursday, he drank solution OF
N sugar of lead and laudanum by mistake
q q InhI INl
a tsrs," and died in two hours.
: Two freight trains on the New York
y and New England Railroad collided
., o. last night near Melville, Massachusetts,
~ owing;it is said to disobedience Of orders
- Both engines and II cars we're wrecked
a u but no person wassseriously injured.
AZ Ar The United States revenue cutter
v, C1rwin has arrived at Victoria. Before
1o leaving Alaska, "she shelled and burn
ed ed an Indian village, killing many Of
the tribe, who held number of white
cd prisoners.
Id The steamer Lord Cough, from Liv-
he erpool to Philadelphia, passed Capt
he Race yesterday afternoon. She report
pc ed very heavy weather on the ocean
he but all on board were well.
MS A cable dispatch from Rome reports
ne the appointment Of Rev. Dr. G. O'Brien
20 of Indian River, Prince Edward'I
Is island, to be Arch bishop of Halifax, t.
10 succeed Archbishop Harmon, deceased
Iv It was rumored in Washington las
- night that John &. New had resigned
al Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
The report, owing to the absence OF th'
: President, could not be verified.
ne A young mau nameu Fallou die'
VIZ Yesterday in Montreal ir 10 the effects
Vi of a twenty.three days tas' which III
", imagined he had been cuI0nanued b!
@ '@oV the Lord to make.
- The safe of the Cortland Hotel, a
,ts New York, was robbed on ThurHda!
no night of $4,000 in cash and bloOO IN dla
lIy monds and valuable papers,
nd The residence of Albert Bierst2dt, tn
hy artist, at Irvingtor, New York, wa
pot burned Yesterday morning. The los
ew ia estimated at 500 900,
ou The steamer Georgian, with valu
luS able cargo, grounded yesterday II
me Georgian Bay, Ontario, and is eXpecte'
Cer become total loss.
L James Conroy, charged with the mur
49, der of Peter McCanp, was found wit
~ his throat cut in his cell at Ballston
ra. m New York, yesterday morning.
nd George w. White, blacksmith
md hanged himself with clothes line
Ose Brooklyn, on Thursday mig ht. He ha
been Respondent for some time.
!. Henry Hageman, tailor, comlnitte
suicide Yesterday by throwing himse
. in front of a railroad train, at Me-
Haven, Connecticut.
ing I iICommissoner Dudley, of the Pensio
M. Bureau, has returned TO Wasaingto
OF from Indiana.
we Secretaries Lincoln and Chandler al
nu -,,oo4o5 IN NNaahinuton to-day.