Daily Republican., 1882-10-20
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE LIQUOR LEAGUE ORGANIZE
IHG-TnE CORNER IN RUB.
bER-OrHER ITEMS.

At Milwaukee, yesterday, the Exec
utive Committee Of the National Liquor
Dealers ASsoCiatioD-tO be known
hereatteras tho Personal Liberty League
OF Amerioa-elected officers for the
League. The plan Of organization OF
the League iB stated as follows: IAN
agitator Is to be sent to each State to or
gantze local and district leagues, which
are to be governed by the Central State
Organization, the latter to appoint the
delegates who will compose the Nation
al Association, and this body Is to bo
the executive.
A telegram from New Haven says
that sowing to The corner in the rubber
market, the Cander Rubber Company
of that city, one Of the largest Of the
kind In the world, will 70 day begin to
cut down one-half OF the work of its
1900 employees" The rubber factory at
Naugatpck, in the same State, has been
obliged to suspend work from inability
to obtain material.
While the remains of MiRs Fanny
Parnell was being conveyed from the
depot to the ferry boat in jersey city ON
Wednesday night, Henry BeltOn, q
Land Lacquer, missed his watch and
chain. James Earle, Stonecutter,
from Philadelphia, who walked by
Belton's side, was arrested, and, on be-
ing searched at The station-house, tho
stolen property was found upon him.
The Grand Jury Of the General Ses-
sions Court in New York, yesterday in
dicted John Dovoy, publisher of the
Irish Nation, for criminal libel, for
having published statement that Au-
gust Belmont, the banker, had failed
u account for certain moneys belong
ing to the FeniaD organization, entrust-
ed to bis care, some time ago, tor trans
mission to ireland.
The Secretary Of War has asked the
opinion of the Attorney General Upon
The q nestiOn, whether The persistent
refusal on the part of an officer or the
army TO pay his just oeOts and obIga-
tions does not make him liable to trial
by court martial upon charges Of con-
duct unhecOming an officer and a gen.
tlerlan 2"
Tbs schooner Anna L. Henderson,
from Apalachicola with a cargo OF lum-
bCr, was picked up, abandoned, by 3
fishing vessel some Tune ago, and arriv-
ed at Boston yesterday in tow Of tug
from New London. She was full OF
water.
The authorities Of Paterson, New
Jersey, have determined upon gener-
al revaocination Of the people of that
city, it having been discovered that tho
virus with which the first vaccination
was done was not genuine.
Mrs. Hamilton Fish was thrown
from carriage near Gsrrisons, New
York, on Monday last and had two ribs
broken, besides suffering other inju-
rles. She was reported last evening to
be doing well.
The ten starch manufacturers In con-
ference at Cincinnati finally agreed,
yesterday, to consolidate by forming a
Joint stock company With capital OF
81, 100000. Tho details will be COM
pleted to-day.
Fifty three new case. Of yellow fever
and three deaths were reported in PEN
sacola One OF the dead is Eva, daugh-
ter Of DR.. J, G. Whiting, Secretary OF
the Board of Health. Two Of his
children are now sick Of the fever.
The board appointed to audit the
claims growing out Of the illness and
death Of President Garfield, yesterday
received from DR.. Hamilton, of New
York,a claim Of $685. 600 for professional
services.
Diphtheria is reported to be very
prevalent in Lebanon, PennS. In one
house two children were lying dead
yesterday. Another family has lost
three children by the disease within
ten days.
Heavy rains have prevailed at various
points in Louisiana, Mississippi and
Texas during the last twenty-tour
hours, doing much damage to cotton.
A cold "norther" prevailed yesterday
on the Gulf Coast.
The Governor Of Kentucky has or
dered the Emmett Rifles, of Msysville,
to be ready to go to Ashland next week
and protect Neal and and Craft, who
are to be retired for murder.
Alexander Frazer, 80 years of age,
was found dead in bed in Providence,
yesterday morning, from the effects OF
o long d6bauCh. He leaves q wife and
four children
The Repu blican Judiciary Conven-
ton of Baltimore met last evening and
endorsed the Independent Judiciary
ticket nominated by a meeting Of citi-
2ens on Monday night.
The suit of Mary NcCarty against
Judge Field, in Boston, for $40, 900
damages, because he had refused her a
writ of habeas corpus, was dismissed
Yesterday.
In yesterdays ballot for .. g. Sena-
tor in the Legislature VI Oregon, Mitch
ell received 81 votes ~ Suattuck %,
the remainder being scattering
The contract for plasrerIng the Post
Office building in Fnl@ueL phla Was
awarded by The Tr~ru.J Department
to David Sut,h, a, aIe nd Of $4,000.
The Anti.MOnuro.,'s Of Hudson
couuty, New Jersey ast night lnGors-
ed tLe nominatlou of @Iiham McAdoo,
Republican, 10" Congressman.
The Democratic Couvel ton OF the
Sixth New Jersey District yesterday
nominated ex- Mayor Fie -ler, Of New
ark, fOr Congressman.
The wholesale fish dealers of Boston
have orRanlZed q Fish Exchange In
unison with the dealers Of New York.
Ex-senator Coukling, 1t is stated
Twill take no part whatsoever" in the
pending canvass In New York State.
APaIr OF GOOD COWS.
William S. Dance, of London Grove
tnwpalin near Chatham, has two