Daily Republican., 1883-03-13
NEWS SUM NARY.
PEOPLE. TIRED OE LIFE-WHAT
TWO NEW YORK BOYS CAR.
RIED-SORGHUM CULTURE.

RlED-SORGHUMC CULTURE.
The third anniversary of the Saliva
last night by ga parade with drums,
banjoes, accordeOns, guitars and VIC
lins.' The celebration was not alto
gether edifying, if it be true, as report
ed, that sat the City Hall a man pick
ed up a small boy and dropped him
through the big bass drum, the end of u
violin was broken, and female mem.
ber rolled down the steps,"
Additional municipal elections were
held yesterday in Maine. In Belfast,
George johnson, Citizens candidate,
was elected Mayor. In Bangor, there
was no choice for Mayor, but the Re
publicans elected the other officers. III
Biddetord,, the Democrats elected
Edward Staples to be Mayor, and also
carried the other offices.
Two New York boys were arrested at
the Erie Railroad depot in Jersey City,
last night, and searched. "Four revOl-.
vers, two bowie knives and 900 rounds
Of cartridges, together with Sls4 in
gold, were found OH their persons.
| I. Tdi't Iuty were going WeSU J
eXterminate the hostile Indians"
The New York Office of the Hamburg
American Steam Packet Company yes
terlay received a cable message from
the Hamburg office saying: claw for
bidding imported pork, etc. not yet sane,
toned. II sanctioned at all, comes
into force twenty days after publica-
ton"
The steamship Devon, from Bristol,
which arrived ut New York yesterday
morning, reports that she experienced
severe weather. While on the Banks
and during Il heavy gale, she passed
close to twelve large icebergs, and had
to force her way through fifty miles of
drift ice.
The man who committed suicide in q
shooting gallery in New York, on Sat
urday night, has been identified as Cap
tain John Hartley, formerly of the regu-
lar army, and resident of Saco,
Maine. He leaves wife. Pecuniary
troubled is supposed to have caused the
suicide.
Memory is the treasury of reason,
the registry OF conscience, and the
council chamber Of thoughts but what
is memory without reason and ,judg-
mcnt ? Ii is these last that convince us
that we can't get safely through the
winter without Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Simon b. Paige, Il wealthy lumber
manufacturer Of Davenport, Iowa, COM
nitted suicide on Sunday, by shooting
himself in the head. He was SO years
Of age and had been only two months
married to his second wife.
The schooner Hobert Foster, from
Philadelphia tor Wareham, Massachu-
settS, went ashore yesterday morning on
the Hen and Chickens, and lies on her
beam ends. Her crew, who were FROST
bitten, were rescued.
1t is r,lmored that "corner" in
May corn is being got up in Chicago by
the parties who engineered the January
corner. The market is said to be short
thirty or forty mil ions of bushels for
May delivery.
At Columbus. Ohio, yesterday, q mo.
tion for "a new trial in the case of j. ID.
Watson, convicted Of offering to bribe a
legislator, was overruled, and he was
sentenced to the penitentiary for one
year
a fog bell struck by machinery has
been placed on the west side of Bloody
Point Bar, Kent Island, Maryland.
During thick and foggy weather the
bell will give one sound at intervals OF
II seconds.
According TO telegram from Ottawa
the nnabashed Virgins claims that his
prophecy has been " literally fulfilled j"
He predicted the "greatest storm that
could possibly occur on this planet.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal
was opened for navigation at Borden
town yesterday morning, and num-
Der of vessels from Philadelphia and
Baltimore passed through the locks.
Nicholas kretsch died on Sunday
night in Pittsburg from the effects Of :.
heating received at a christening from
two brothers named Wilhelm. The lat
ter have been arrested.
1t is understood that the Secretary Of
W ar yesterday requested the President
to order court marshal to investigate.
General Hazen's administration Of the
Signal Office.
Frederick Buyer, aged eight years,
lied of hylrophohia yesterday in New
York. He was bitten by "A Spitz dog
nearly three year, ago.
Griffin q Co., Wall street merchants
II New York. made an assignment yes
erday. Their liabilities are estimated
It Sl25,OOo.
Ex-senator David Davis, who is now
II Fayetteville, North Carolina, an
lollncrS that he will be married to-
morrow morning.
Th" fruit growers Of Southern Illinois
re reported to be hopeful Of the largest
'each crop for several years.
The Allentown Rolling Mill Company
yesterday resumed operations III their
4ehigh mill, giving work 10 100 men.
The disah'c'' steamship City of Chester
rrved III Halifax yesterday in tow Of
he steamer Missouri.
In the L. $. Court at Chicago yester-
lay, Judge Blodge,t delivered "sweep-
ng" decision against the bucket shops.
The hearing Of testimony in the
)ukes-N Mutt murder case, at Cniontown,
'enna., was begun yesterday.
\ youngstcr who lives up in Shasta,
Jumped onto "A ear to 90 tastah,
H,, fell from the train