Daily Republican., 1882-10-31
NEWS SUMMARY.
DEDICATION OF THE FIBK UNKs
VERSEFT-aENERAL COLLEC.
TI0N OF NEWS.

ViIob 4ouu0Sboe1 IN Gn0 presence OF y
large audience, including Bishop Nc
Tyeire, of the Methodist Church South,
and Bishops Caen, Campbell and Sher-,
ter, OF the African Methodist Church.
The first annual convention of the
Episcopal Church Temperance Society
opened ~ Chickering Hall, New York
city, yesterday, There were delegates
present from Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Missouri, Connecticut, Mary
land, Kentucky, Virginia, Iowa and
New York.
Six stores, two dwellings and two
stables were burned in OOrinna, Me-.
yesterday. 1. Parker's store W. FL.
Prescott, clothing /; /. 7. Burial, gro
oeries j. I'll. Stewart, hardware ;
Furber & Brother, fancy goods DR.. @.
Porter and Mrs. Hoyt were burned
out. Loss, $20,e0O.
Professor G. A. Bryce, N. D., LII. D.,
Editor Medical Clinic, Richmond, Va
says: "Liebig Co.'S. Coca Beet Tonic Ia
o wonderful reconstructive agent, build
ing up the general system and supply
ing lost nervous energy. In all wasting
diseases and broken down constitutions
it is the agent"
P. w. Smith s. Co., of Tombstone
considered the most substantial mer-
Ichants In Southern Arizona, yesterday
made an assignment to Lionel M. Ja-
cobs for the benefit of their creditors.
Their liabilities are $1I2,00. Their as
sets are reported at $l10,000.
A down passenger train on the East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
road, eollided with an up freight train
yesterday, twelve miles below Rome,
Ga. A fireman named Gresham was
killed and an engineer named George
Garvin had leg broken.
George Young and James Seymour,
while working In the mines at Rogers
field, Clinton county, New York, were
and Seymour had one foot torn off and
his thigh fractured, while Young re-
ceived compound fracture of his leg.
Douglass Fontaine, formerly of
Vicksburg, Miss, shot and killed q
colored constable at a colored church
festival near Forest Home, 20 miles
above Vicksburg, on Saturday night.
: Reports are conflicting regarding the
cause of the trouble.
Further defalcations having been
d discovered on the part of BigelSw, the
defaalting teller of the Bank of the Re-
public, another warrant was served
I upon him last night at his residence in
Washington, D. G.
The Grand Jury at Long Island City
yesterday found three indictments
o against Mayor DeBsvoise for embezEle-
mSnt and larceny, and has indicted the
owners Of the buildings used by the
pool rooms.
The exports from the Sandwich IS.
lands during the twelve months ending
4 September 30 last were little over
$17 ,000, ,000-a larger export in proper"
tion to the population than that of any
!, country in the world.
i Michael Malloy, another victim Of
! the railroad accident on the Troy and
" Greenfield Railroad, ,on the 21st instant
at North Adams, Mass, died yesterday,
aged 30 years.
= Michael j. Howell, of Maiden, Mass,
- who killed Philip McShea with bElok
- was yesterday sen tenGed to the House
of Correction tor two years for man
slaughter.
~ At AltOn Anderson CotlnS$"' ny, On
: Saturday night, Jim Ross, coloree' "no
u Jere Horn, a white man, ,Quarteled oSS't.
. game of cards, and Ross shot Horn,
inficting deadly wound. Ross fed.
- 1t is now stated by the officers of the
) Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York that that concern was the
recently sold In that city.
~ Neal and Graft, the Ashland (Ky.)
: murderers, who had bsen held in the
" Fayette county Jail tor safe keeping,
were yesterday taken to Catlettsburg
Z, for trial.
- The dress Of Annie Ryan, q waitress
10 in the dining-room of the Witherill
House, sat PlattBburg, n. Y, caught
fire in tho pastry room yesterday morn
II ing, and she was fatally burned.
o. Louis Harlow, aged 30 years, yester-
day fell from q scafold on the sixth
story of Tracy s. Russell's brewery, at
as New York, and was killed.
g. An incendiary fire at Woodstock:
Ont, yesterday destroyed the large
finishing shop of Hay & Co.f furniture
es manufacturers. Loss, $40, 900.
8. Benjamin Brothers, proprietors of q
rolling mill at Cincinnati, made an as
signment yesterday. The bond for the
r ASST gnee was f1xed at 500, 900.
Jay Gould narrowly escaped being
Va run over by an engine at the New York
o Central Railroad Station AZ Rochester,
a N. Y, yesterday.
lg Philip B. Swing, Judge of the
% United States District Court for the
Southern District of Ohio died yester"
It, day at Batavia.
,h The Mount Kinco House, st Moose
o. Head Lake, was burned yesterday.
9. Nothing but the stables are left. LOSS,
lie $50, 900.
An infant son of Peter Monant, of
tn Cohes, N. Y, drank teacupful of lye
10 on Saturday, and died on Sunday in
s, great agony.
s, Samuel Levair, letter-oarrier at st.
10 Louis, was yesterday arrested for rob-
bing mails, and confessed his guilt. He
Or has family.
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