Daily Republican., 1882-07-08
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NEWS SUMMARY.
VIOLENCE AND ACCIDENTs-SUn-
DEN RISE IN PRICE OF GRAIN
AND OTHER PRODUCE.

Ihls afternoon, the Board of Over
seers OF the Poor appointed by the Re
SoJnster Council, on which are threC
colored men, made formal demand fo
the city Slmshouse, which the Superin.
Gendent elected by the outgoing Council
hao refused to surrender. 1t Is reported
/. that the Democrats will apply to Judge
It Mann to morrow tor an Injunction re,
straIning Emmett A Couch, the Re
It adJuster Treasurer, from paying apy
funds OF the city until the question
! whether he is legally elected be deter.
mined by the Courts. Interest in the
. anomalous condition of affairs increases
with each recurring day.
Judge Harlao, in the United States
Court at Chicago, decided yesterday
that the CITY had right to close the
bridges, ant cause vessels to lay up for
an hour every morning and evening.
This decision puts stop 10 the annoy
ance OF swinging the bridges across the
Chicago river at two of the busiest
periods of the day.
A woman and two children were re-.
Gently found starved TO death in q
lonely place in the mountains of Van
Buren county, Arkansas. A third
child was living when discovered, but
died in short time. 1t is supposed
the woman fell sick, and the children
being too young to secure aid, perished
in consequence.
K. A. Horr, State Senator from Lo-
rain county, in the Ohio Legislature,
was yesterday nominated for Repret en-
tative in Congress by the Republicans
OF the Fourteenth Ohio District. His
nomination was achieved On the 596th
ballot.
The 'longshoremen of the Boston and
Baltimore Steamship Company, at Bos-
ton, struck yesterday for an advance of
l0 cents an hour for night work, and
their demand was granted for last night,
to enable one of the vessels to sail to.
day.
The Attorney General of Tennessee
has given written opinion that the
matrimonial associations of that State
are benevolent, not insurance associ a.
tions, and are, therefore, not amenable
to its insurance laws.
Edward O'Hare, farmer, shot and
fatally wounded John Carroll, at Jer-
sey Landing, Illinois, ON Thursday
morning, and then attempted TO kill
his WIFE Jealousy was the cause, but
IOHareis suspected of insanity.
In quarrel at Flag Staff, New Mex
leo, yesterday morning, "Blind jim"
and James Brown killed two men nam.
ed Sparry and Dietrich. A party of
lynchers are in pursuit of the murder
erS.
Isaac Buzzard, one of the notorious
BuZZard brothers, who escaped from
the Lancaster jail in May last, was
captured near Columbia on Thursday
night while stealing ride on freight
train.
A man named Smith was shot and
mortally wounded near Kirkwood.
Iowa, yesterday morning, by his 13
year old dson Guy, whom he had pun
ished for fighting with his brother.
Rev. W. J. Spaugh, Methodist
minister, was murdered by several In.
dian boys, whom he had corrected in
school, near McAllister, in the Indian
Territory, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bird were thrown
from their carriage while attending a
funeral near Williamsport, Penn, yes
Jerday, and both were injured. the
fatally.
Maggie and Bridget Dsmpsy, sisters,
we're struck by railroad train while
Walking on the track at Middletown,
New York, last evening. Bridget was
titled and Maggie fatally injured.
By the giving way of a temporary
restle bridge under the weight of a
reight train at Ottawa yesterday, three
aborers were dangerously if Ho5 fatally
INJURED.
The National Council of Education is
Il session at Saratoga. Yesterday
corning report was considered favor
ng the establishment of chairs of peda-
ogy in colleges and universities.
Judge Charles G. Mott, of the U. S.
ourt of Claims, is dangerously sick at
is father-in'law' residence, al Will
ans town, Mass, from recurrence of
d old complaint.
The Secretary of the Interior says
lat if the notorious Captain Payne
gain attempts to invade the Indian
erritory she will be put out in a very
way"
While some girls were bathing, at
ewasktn, Wisconsin, yesterday, Mary
reeman, Chicago, swan out and res
led girl who had gone too far, and
as drowned herself.
The National Board of Health is ad.
sed that no case of yellow or suspi-
GUS fever has occurred in New Or
ans since the fatal case reported on
10 26th ult.
Michael Davitt will leave New York
r some point on the Sea coast, to day.
endeavor to reCuperate his failing
alth.
Three brothers, named Suits, fisher
en-, were drowned by the upsetting of
cir boat near Port HilfOrd, Nova
otia, few days ago.
Ex. Senator Creswell, of Maryland,
s been chosen by the President as
unset for the Government before the
neva Award Commission.
The tornado in Arkansas on Monday
led 20 head of cattle near VanBuren,
/ also killed one herder and fatally
ured two others.
he President has signed the act for
column in commemora.
4 of the Battle of Monmouth.
he Tariff Commission re assembled
terday in Washington, and went
} secret session.
ohm Gilbert, the veteran actor, is
Y sick at his home, at Manchester,
IS.
ii the sailmakers in Thomastown,
, are on strike for IS per day, an
ease of so cents.
he Lick Mills,at San Jose, Cal, were
ned on Thursday. The loss is not
ed.
he pool sellers at Hunters Point. N.
were arrested yesterday, ami releas-
IN bail.
A Bonanza.
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