Daily Republican., 1883-07-13
NEWS SUM MARY.
DEEDS OF DESPERADOEs-M MIN.
CLING THE BLUE AND
THE GREY.

General John Newton, President Of
the Society of the Army of the Poto-
mac, has been invited to attend the re-
union of Parsons Confederate Cavalry
Brigade at Dallas, Texas, on the 9TH OF
August, and to respond to toast
"The Boys who wore the Blue" The
President of the Society, in giving the
invitation, says: "Our reunion is not
to quarrel, but to meet as brothers, bury
all the unpleasant recollections of the
past, and unite beart and hand in the
welfare of our great nation for all time
to come"
In New Haven Connecticut,on We'd
nesday, the "Court of Herman, Ancient
Order of Foresters," were refused ad-
mission to St. Mary's Roman Catholic
church while wearing their regalia.
They were attending the funeral of a
deceased Forester" and they refused
to remove their regalia and left, except
three acting as pail bearers, who took
off their badges and entered the church.
Rev. Father McGivney, the pastor, ex-
planned to the congregation the rule OF
the church in such cases, saying that
the order was not connected with the
church nor recognized by it.
A fight occurred between fifteen Hun
garians and thirteen Poles, at Mount
Carmel, Penna., last evening. Stones
were freely used, and one of them struck
Judge Parsick, cutting cash in his
face. He picked up a large stone and
struck one Of the rioters, named War
seskey, with it, smashing his nose and
knocking him senseless The Hunga-
| ~; of la st fhrAlfhn.
ing to mob Parsck.
On Wednesday Dennis Hagarty and
Henry Dawling, two desperadoes, met
James Lynn and a Swede three miles
from Mayville, Colorado They shot
Lynn and beat the Swede with a club
and then robbed both of the few dol
lars they possessed. Hagarty and
Dawling were arrested and locked ups
but were afterward taken from Jail
and hanged by citizens. Lynn and the
Swede will die.
At Burnt Prairie, Illinois, yesterday,
a fight occurred between Douglass
Gowdy and his sisters husband,
Buck" Williams. Gowdy was killed
and Williams was stabbed several times.
The qua rrel was the result Of an old
family feud.
The Apollo Commandery of Knights
Templar, 115 strong, left Chicago yes
terday for New York, whence they will
sail on pilgrimage" to the conti-
nent of Europe. 1t is supposed their
number will be swelled at New York to
l6b.
Ex-Trustee Rufus S. Mum, one of
the prominent citizens of Lansingburg,
New York, was found dead yesterday
morning with his throat cut. He was
sunstruck three weeks ago, and ever
since complained Of pains in the head.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Cordick, while
crossing the Moira river near Marmora,
Ontario, on narrow foot bridge Oh
Wednesday became dizzy, fell in the
stream and were drowned.
The steamship City Of Mexico from
i Vera Cruz and Havana arrived at New
York, and reports fireman, quater-
master and passenger were taken sick
and sent to the hospital at Havana.
About ninety applicants for clerical
positions in the Departments appeared
before the Civil Service Commission in
Washington yesterday for examina-
ton.
! Eleven Jurors were secured in Nash
vile, yesterday, for the trial of ex-
Treasurer Polk. The further hearing
of the case has been postponed until to-
morrow.
a brilliant meteor of great size was
seen at Quebec on Wednesday night
1t "tell slowly over the southeastern
sky, leaving behind it train OF BLUSH
; fire"
Patrick Scalon committed suicide at
Syracuse, New York, yesterday. He
removed his clothing, tied stone to
his neck and rolled into the canal
A car load of Chicago dressed beef
! containing 81 carcasses, was condemned
by the cattle inspector, at Buffalo, yes
terday, being Gladly out of order
The National Division of the Sons OF
Temperance was yesterday holding its
annual session ut Ocean Grove.