Daily Republican., 1882-08-23
NEWS SUM MARY.
THE STRIKERS RETURRING TO
WORK-THE FLAMES DO1NGS
-FAlLURES IN RURINEAN.

Secretary Frelinghuysen, Attorney
General Brewster, Gen. Hancock, Mrs.
Frelinghuysen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Jewell, arrived at Newport,
r. l., from New York, on the steamer
Eolus via Wexford, last evening The
President was met at the wharf by ex-
Governor Morgan, of new York, whose
guest he will be during his Newport
visit.
Two meetings of the Independent
Republicans of Maine, the last of which
was held yesterday, have resulted in
the following nominations: Governor
N. Vinton, of Gray; Con-
gressmen-First District, James M.
Stone, OF KennebunR; Second D strict,
Nelson Dingley, Jr., of Lewiston; |;
Third District, Charles Nash. of Au-
gusta, and Fourth District, Daniel
Stickney, of Presque Isle.
At the court martial at Newport
(R. y Barracks yesterday, Col. Taylor
pleaded not guilty to the charge Of
conduct prejudicial to good order and
military discipline; but to the specif-
cation under the charge, that of writ
ing letters to Senators Beck and Will
liams and Represen tative Carlisle, ask
ing them to use their influence to Sc
cure revocation of the order sending
him to Omaha, he pleaded guilty.
The whale that got ashore nearly or
posite the Carlton House, Cape May
Point on Monday evening, was secured
and hauled ashore by windlass, where
it now remains an object of great Curl
osity. Means have been taken 10 pre-.
serve 1t for some time. 1t measures
seventeen feet in length, and is very
bulky ana heavy.
The Executive Committee of the
National Board of Health agreed yester-
day to keep up the freight inspection on
and steamboats, at New Or
leans. The members of the Board state
that they have not at any time taken
exception to the disbursement of the
appropriation of $1OO, 900 by the Marine
Hospital service.
Some forty of the general passenger
and freight agents of the various rail-
ads met at Commissioner FiDk's Office
in New York, yesterday, ana discusse d
the question of differential routes be-
tween New York city and various
points West. No conclusions were
The discussion will be resumed
to-day.
The operators of No. @ Colliery ofthe
Red Ash Company, at Wilkesbarre,
Pa, refuse to TeinsTate the men they
have discharged without further con-
sideration." They will employ other
if the strike continues any
length of time.
The Supreme Lodge of the World Of
the knights of Pythias convened at De-
Jroit, Michigan, yesterday. There was
. grand parade of all the visiting bodies
escorted by local battalions in the after
noon, and in the evening a grand prize
took place.
Six lodges of the AmslgamSted Asso-
citation, at Pittsburg, resolved last night
to have grand daylight parade of all
the lodges in the district on Saturday
''to convince the people that the men
are neither starving nor tired of the
strike.
The knights of labor, after a lengthy
session yesterday morning at Frost
burg, Md, decided to dec are the min"
ers' strike ended on tomorrow, when
che men are to apply to the different
for tools.
The five story Erie Mill, at Coho(st
n. Y, William Moore, proprietor, was
by fire yesterday morning,
which originated in the Carding room.
The operatives escaped in safety.
The award at Washington of numbers
If the new 8 per cent. bonds can hardly
% made before Friday, and 1t is eve
possible that it may not bemade till
aext week.
The second artisan we'll bored at
Yankton, Dakotah Territory, has de-
veloped powerful magnetic properties.
A piece of steel held in the water be-
comes speedily msgnetizad.
The American Rifle Team assembled
at Creedmoor yesterday for their first
practice as a unit. No o@cial record
was kept, but on the whole the shoot
ing was reported to be splendid
The State Department, Washington,
is informed that the Marquis of Lorne,
Governor General of Canada, will pass
through this country next month en-
route to British Columbia.
The Red Ash Colliery strikes at
(Pa. will resume work
to-day, the Company agreeing late
last night to replace the discharged
miners.
The Lind en- Flour Mills, at Louis
vile, KY, operated by Jones & Boil
lard, were badly damaged by fire yes
terday. L oss on stock and building
$4,000.
John G. Jones, a member of the Bos.
ton MASS. Stock Board, has disap-
peared. He failed to make good his
checks for stock board transactions,
and his seat was declared forfeited.
James Connors, seaman on the
schooner Three Brothers, was drowned
in the harbor at St. Johns, N. F., on
night, by the upsetting OF a
boat while he was putting out ktdge.
United States Surgeon General Ram'
ilton was notified yesterday afternoon,
since Mondays report, here Were "A
new cases and 4 doa his from yellow
fever, at Brownsville, Texas.
The noted trotting horses, Monroe
Chief and Won Arnim, nave been
to trot for $500, ao MinneaPO.
lis, Mimi, the first week n eptember.
A daughter of L. G. Morrison and a
daughter Of A. Barrette was drnwned
last evening in little Mont cal r ,ver,
Napierville, Quebec, while bathing.
Bradford G. YaughaL ) vitriol works,
West Troy, N. Y, were burned at
on Monday night. Loss $40,-
300.
The Berthier Beet Root Sugar Fac
tory, at Montreal, will be sold by the
Sheriff next week for the liabilities due
upon it. They foot up 100000.
Louis Dush, memphis, Tenn. dealer
in stoves, tinware, ETC., made an ass
signment yesterday morning.
Nine deaths we're yesterday reported
ut Matamor2s, Mexico. The new cases
there are confined to the suburbs.
The Common Sense Flour
NJ.