Daily Republican., 1883-04-20
NEWS SUMMARY.
CASUALTIES BY FLOOD AND
FIREOTHER NEWS OF
INTEREST.

Flags were generally displayed al
Newburgh, New York, yesterday, il
being the centennial Of "the celabra,
ton by Washington's army at New
burgh, over the declaration of the cessa-
ton of hostilities between the United
States and Great Britain" At noon a
salute of 13 guns was fired at Washing
ton s headquarters, and was answered
by salute Of 13 guns at West Point,
by order Of the Secretary Of War.
Church bells were rung and a
salute fired at Fishkills.
Captain Pratt, superintendent OF the
| Indian Training School at Carlisle,
Penna, writes to the Chief Clerk of the
Indian Burean that he has collected
about "a 900 for the extension of the
workshops of the schools, $1,000 of
which was subscribed by the pastor of
Ia church in the vicinity.
Charles II. Reed, who was counsel
for Guiteau, will defend ex-senator
Kellogg in the trial Of the latter OH the
criminal Indictment against him for
conspiracy. Mr.. Reed intimates that
he will urge the applicability of the
statute Of limitations to the case.
During Il gust at Williamsport, Pen
na., last evening, two boats in which
men were returning from n boom on
the river capsized. Three young men,
named Herman Hartman, Del Rhoahs
and Grant Moore, and boy named
Willis, We're drowned.
General Hazen yesterday telegraphed
to the weather bureaus in .he West In
dies to make no more reports on cv-
clones after the 'Oth inst, Congress hay
ing failed to make appropriations for
the purpose.
A scale-eaten" boiler in Donald
McClearey's planning mill, at Portland,
Oregon, burst Oh Wednesday, blowing
out the front of the mill, and killing
the engineer. Two other men were in
iured.
Davidson'~ planning mill in Clcve-
land, Ohio, was burned yesterday
morning. Loss $4,000. Two small
dwellings adjoining were also burned,
the occupants barely escaping wieh
their lives.
One thousand acres Of woodland III
Milford and Hopkinton, Massachu-
settS, were burned on Wednesday
night, and several hundred cords of cut
wood were also destroyed.
The suit of c. b. Hook against the
proprietors of the New Orleans Plcay-
une for S25, 900 damages, for alleged de-
famation of character, resulted yesfer-
day in verdict for the defence.
News has been received at Fort
Smith that L. s. Marshal Lyman has
been murdered by roughS in the Indian
Territory, and hi, prisoners have been
released.
A $1,000 package left in the Amsri-
can Express office at indianapolis hay
ing been missed, Frank Vaughan, Il
clerk, was accused Of the theft and yes
terday confessed his guilt.
The paper mill of McCready & g.,
at Catawissa, Ptnna., was destroyed by
fire last evening. The loss is estimated
at $4,000. The mil employed lA
hands.
We walk in the midst of secrets, we
are encompassed with mysteries, but IT
| is an omen secret that there is no remedy
in the world so wonderful as Dr. Bnll's
Cough Syrup for coughs and colds
An incendiary fire in Bethany, Mis-
souri,, on Wednesday night, destroyed
nearly two blocks, including two banks
and several stores.
Mary Ayres ten years of age, was
burned to death at II bonfire in Fails
Village, Connecticut, on Wednesday
evening.
Four Swedes were drowned by the up
setting of boat on Lake Washington,
Washington Territory, on Wei"es-
day.
James Pteitf-r, young man, yeStAr-
day shot and killed his fifteen year-old
cousin, Mary Deinhardt, and then
committed suicide near McDade, Texas.
The count of cash in the L. $. Tra-
sury vaults was completed yesterday,
| and an excess Of 3 cents was found IN
| favor of Mr.. Giltillan.
| A snow storm prevailed yesterday at
Montreal and other points in Can;tla.
The lee between Montreal and QuebG
remains firm.
Should you be sufferer from dys-
pepsia Indigestion, malaria: or weak
ness Won can be cured by Browns Iron