Daily Republican., 1882-06-22
NEWS SU N MARY.
ANOTHER FUTILE EFFORT TO
SAVE GUIGEAU-OCHE
INaIDENTs,

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= Ihe Senate yesterday confirmed the
~ nominations for Utah Ccmm 'ssioners
as follows: Alexander Ramsey. OF
10 Minnesota; AIgeruon S Paddock, of
10 Nebraska George l.. Godfrey, of Iowa
James 5, Pettigrew, of Arkansas, aud
y Ambrose b. Carlton, of Indiana, The
; following Pennsylvania Postmasters
o were also confirmed George T. S wank.
. for Johnstown; Elizabeth II. Silly
man, Pottsville; Joseph A. Logan, Mil
: ton, and JOSEPH Cooke, Waynesburg.
In Tuesday afternoon 5 sessio On of the
French Canadian convention at Co.
hoes, papers were read discussed on the
, DE st means of promoting the material
welfare of our congregation :" on
Naturalization on "the hest means Of
preserving the master tongue in our
, families and on "the necessity of fur.
nlshing in our midst an institute for
the higher branches Of learning, ena-
anllng our youth to acquire thorough
education ia both French aud E1glisA."
Miss Chevallier OF Boston, Secretary
OF The National Society for the -Protec-
tloh OF the Insane, called upon the
PRESIDENT on Tuesday, and arranged
ior an audience with him to-day, when
Dr. George M. Beard and others will
argue In favor of short respite for
Gulteau "in order to allow a proper
commission an opportunity to fully in
Vestlgate the question of his insanity"
The ,longshoremen employed by the
Erie, Pennsylvania and New JERSEY
Central Railways in Jersey City, about
500 in number, took steps on Thursday
night for the formation of "Long-
shoremen's Protective Association.
The men demand 90 cents an hour. and
for night and Sunday work % cents.
The daily newspapers of Buffalo ap-
peared yesterday as usual notwith-
standing the cOmpositors strike though
OF course, there WAS difficulty Ia get
ting them out The proprietots of the
Courier and the express" offer for
new men the rates demanded by the
strikers
Several arrests have been made of
men suspected of having set fire to the
Johnston Harvester Works, at Brook.
port, New York, destroyed on Monday
night. Another man named Freeman
Board, is now known to have perished
in the building.
Frank h. Gladding, bookkoeper in
the National Bank OF North America,
al Providence, Rhode Island, who dis.
appeared on the 9Th inst, has not been
heard of since. 1t is believed he wan
dered away in ii of insanity
Another heavy storm of wind and
rain nraU1iI IaI pp Nuaafou irhf
the Missouri and Kansas border, max"
ing the third within week. All the
streams are swollen and the low lands
Hooded. Three men have been drown
ed.
On Tuesday morning, fishermen dis
covered an unknown brig of brigantine
On MUIR Ledge, coast of Maine. She
lies in three fathoms of water at w.
tide, and is supposed to have been los
last winter.
Returns of the Parliam entary el
lions in Canada from 1888 districts sh
! maj jority for the Government party of
%. The Toronto Mail claims that full re-.
,urns will show Government majority
)f &C.
The brig Mary T. Kimball, Of Mach
as, Maine, from Philadelphia for Bos-
on with coal, which grounded off
Nood's Hole Oh the 195h inst. is report
ID to be going to pieces.
The Eagle Mills, at Glastonbury,
Connecticut, were burned yesterday
fternoon. Loss 100000 Two girls
md a boy were burned, one OF the
iris, aged l3, perhaps fatally.
The report that Secretary Folger was
issue a circular fixing the duty on
nit goods at 30 per oent. was unfound-
d. The Secretary has not yet reached
final decision.
-Four men, Thomas Thompson, Cbas.
Almond D. Brooks and
rank Chamberlain, were killed yester-
ay by boiler explosion at Williams
ield, Ohio.
William Robass, Lewis Saleman and
arto Santemeyer were killed aud two
ther men severely injured on Tuesday
fternoon by the fall OF bauk Of earth
nd stone, in Baltimore.
William Sawyer, a farmer of Cum
7rland county, Penna., was killed BY
le upsetting Of a loaded wagon in
hich he was descending a hill, on
uesday evening.
Tie strikers at Irondale, near Chicago,
g reported to be growing destitute,
1t they say they will depend on the
wn for support rather than yield in
cir demands
The strike of the freight handlers
ong the North and East rivers, in
ew York, continues. There was no
aterial change in the situation yester-
W.
A fire at Gilmour& Co.'S mill yard
Trenton, Ontario yesterday after
on, destroyed 5000 900 feet of lumb3r
d six dwellings.
The water in the Diamond Mine, at
ilkesbarre, has reached level suffi.
'nt toquench the fire, and no further
niger is feared.
The Republican State Convention of
,rmont met yesterday and nominated
ticket, headed by John l.. Barstow,
Shelborne. for Governor.
The Republican State Convention,
lich met yesterday in Harrisburg.
minated Marriott Brosius. of Lancas.
for Congressman-at-large.
here Is talk OF closing the mills at
II River, Massachusetts, for short
le, on account of the large stock Of
nj clothes OH the market.
latham Lucid, colored, charged with
lonious assault, was taken from the
at Sardis, Mississippi. yesterday
rning, and lynched by mob.
he commencement of the Allentown
,h School took place yesterday.
re were % graduates, IL males and
emales.
he address before the alumni of Le-
b University was deliverd by Lieu.
ant Commander Gorringe last even
resident Arthur and several men,
; of theCabinst yesterday visited the
nd Army Eacampment at Balti-