Daily Republican., 1882-10-06
NEWS sum MARY.
JARRINa REPUBLICANR AT ST,
LOUIS-YELLOW FEVER
REPORT.

Yesterday, and nominated city ticket
resolutions we're adopted declaring TO-
trte and con pulscry education" Cd
posing any laws restricting the right
Ot cllz7Ds in nat they shall eat and
g. drlnk recommending sanitary regula
|. tions in workshops and factories de-.
/. clarIng for pro'e2ti on against for eigr
pauPsr labor, and approving President
Arthur'S Administration.
4 Governor Barstow, of Vermont, was
installed yesterday isinaugural ad
< dress says the debt of the State is 5000,
Bob. He recon mends the creation of
s the office OF Attorney General for the
State; says "the power OF the State to
: regulate railroad corporations cannot
be denied, though it should be used
with caution, and favors the appoint
ment OF Railroad Comms ssioner.
Eleven firms of W estern starch man
ufacturers have been in conference in
Cincinnati, with a view to cOnS0lida-
ting their business. so as to reduce the
cost Of production and sales. 1t is said
that nine of the eleven firms have in
formally agreed to the consolidation,
bur, as it is considered important to
have unanimous action. the conference
will be continued to day.
Tho notorious Frank James surren-
dered 10 Governor CIittenden, at Jeffer-
son City. Missouri, last evening He
WILL be delivered to the authorities of
jackson county to-day. He was al
lowed to visit one of the hotels in jeff
erson City last "evening, and many
prominent citizens were there, seeking
TO shake hands with him."
T1e Temperance Con vention at Syra-
cuse, on Wednesday, formed Estate
Probibitory Amendment Association"
! with j. n. Stevens of New York, as
President. 1t was resolved to send
petitions to the Legislature for the pass
age OF prohibitory law.
Mr.. Thurlow Weed is reported in
precariOus condition. His daughter,
Mrs. Barnes, went down from Albany
on Wednesday evening to 500 him.
Yesterday he was reported much better
bnt visitors to his home were denied
admission.
ThurlOw Weed Barnes, for many
years one Of the editors Of the Albany
Evening Journal, Was dismissed from
that paper on Wednesday afternoon be-
cause he supported F1lger. Mr. Barnes
is grandson of Thnrl0w Weed, who
founded the journal.
A telegram from Salem, Oregon, say
that in the Senatorial struggle some of
Mitchell's men have gone over to Rich
ard Williams, exmem Dor of Cor gress,
"WhO appears for the first time in the
contest, and who is considered promis-
ing dark horse.
At Williamsport, Penna., yesterday,
Indictments we're returned against the
Mayor and City Councilmen, arrested
last week for failing to keep the street
in proper condition. Their cases will
come up for trial to-day.
Henry f. Gary, Robert Gilmor,
Campbell w. Pinkney aud William A.
Fisher were yesterday nominated ny
the Democrats foT Judges of the Su-
prene Court of Baltimore City. All
except Fisher are present judges.
The Republican Congressional Con.
veDtOn Of the First Massachusetts Dis
trtct yesterday nominated r. T. Davis
Of the Fall River. W. VI. Crapo having
declined denomination.
The Trustees of the Peabody Educa-
tiOnal fund reassembled yesterday
morning, in New York, to audit their
accounts. When this was done, they
adjourned until October 9th, 1888.
The libel suit of Annie j. Justice,
for $40, 900 damages against the Union
aud Advertiser, in Buffalo, resulted
yesterday after four days trial in q
verdict for defendant.
Yesterdays yellow fever report for
Pensacola again shows 55 cases. There
were four deaths. A number of the
patients have had the fever in former
years.
A meeting of straw board manufac-
turers was heid in Lima, Ohio, on
and yesterday, to regulate
the price and manufacture of their
goods.
Nine new cases were reported yes.
terday in Brownsville, and two at
Fort Brown-:he doctor and the nurse
in the hospital.
Seven casos of smallpox were discov-
cred on Fort Wayne immigrant train
from New York by the Health Inspec-
tor of Chicago yesterday.
The potato crops of Nova Scotia and
Prince Edward Island are reported to
be exceedingly large" this season,
and prices are expected to be very low.
Four hundred miners, working in
The Excelsior mine at Oskaoosa, Iowa,
resolved on Wednesday to strike for
cents per bushe!.
In Mier the deaths from the vel,
ow fever range from s to y daily.
The weather in the affected district is
very hot.
The ProhibitiOnist of New Hamp-
shire will hold State Convention in
Concord on the 18th inst.
The majority for Alexander H, Sc.
nhens for Governor of Georgia is now
at about j0,0 600.
The Executive Bard of the General
of the Knights Of Labor was
L secret session in Plttsburg last night.
Yesterdays attendance at the State
Fair in St. Louis reached 100000.