Daily Republican., 1882-05-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
TINE PREsIDENI's WARNING TO
THE 90 WBOYs-OTMkR ITEMS
or 6ENEBsL NEWS.

a proclamation warning the lawles.
cowboys in Arizona to disperse, and il
the order is disobsyed, enforce it by the
military. Prompt and vigorous action
was also determined upon for the sup
pre- ssion Of the Indian hostilities In
Arizona. The Cabinet disagreed with
the decision Of she Senate Judiciary
Committee that no further legislation
was needed for the suppression of the
cowboy trouble. The case OF Fitz John
Porter was one of the subjects under
consideration.
The house of Mrs. Jonathan Stump,
near Greensburg, Pa, was broken into
on Monday night by three masked men
who bound aud gagged the women and
strung one of them up to the rafters il
An effective effort to make them tel
where their money was hidden. Mary,
the youngest daughter was brutally
beaten. The robbers secured about $500
and escaped,
Chas. Wilder, 20 years OF age, fel
violently in love at first sight witha cir
whom he met at pic mic, near New
York city, on Monday, and prop osed
marriage. Being rejected he went tc
Central Park aud shot himself in the
head. Hs was found yesterday morning
and removed to hospital, whore he
lies in a precarious state.
The Democratic City Convention of
Norfolk, Virginia, called to nominate
ticket in opposition to that of the Re
publican Read justers, met yesterday
and chose a straight Democratic ticket,
with E. Guy, a leading mechanic, fol
Mayor.
The hearing in the suit of j. r. Lang
don aud others against the Vermont
Central and Vermont and Cauada
Railroad Companies, was begun yester-
day at Barre, Vermont, before a full.
bench of the Supreme Court.
Liquor taxes to the amount of S23 OOC
were paid into the County Treasury at
Detroit by saloon keepers of that city
on Monday, under new law increas-
ing the amount Of license.
The corner stone of the National Min.
ing and Industrial Exposition build.
ing in Denver was laid yesterday, by
Governor Pitkin, in presence Of several
thousand persons.
John Tobias aud Henry Brinkley
were killed yesterday by a premature
explosion of a blast in Leinbach &
Brothers. stone quarry at Cedar Hill,
near Reading, Penna.
The schooner Lamartine, which left
Baltimore for Newport, Rhode Island
on the 18th ult. with coal, has not been
heard OF since, and 1t is feared she il
lost.
AT the town election in Weldon, N.
c., on Monday, two Democratic and
two Republican Commissioners were
chosen. The Republicans are colored
men.
Mrs. Guy Hollister, Westvale, N. Y.
shot herself in the breast yesterday. aad
is in critical condition. She had show
signs OF insanity,
The three y ear old daughter of Dan
iel Miller was crushed to death yester-
day morning by dray while the fami
y were moving In Hoboken.
The was sharp snow storm in North
ern New York on Monday night and
yesterday morning, and the weather
WAS unseasonably cold.
The bakers of Montreal, in view o.
the increased wages paid their journey
man, have increased sthe price of bread
cents on the 6 cent loaf.
The steamer Norman, from Philadel
phia, having broken her shaft, has
been towed from Vineyard Haven te
Boston by tug.
The New York State Conventions OF
Rangers and Foresters and the State
Grand Lodge of Orsngemen are in ses
sion in Troy.
Captain William Tobey, a prominen,
shipmaster Of Thomaston, Maine, died
yesterday, aged 65 years.
Andrew Weis, for many years abrew-
er and hotel keeper, died yesterday ir
Reading.
st. Paul, Minnesota, yesterday elect
ed a Democratic City Treasurer by
about 1900 majority.
Two inches of snow fell yesterday in
Ottawa, Canada.