Daily Republican., 1883-03-29
NEWS SUM MARY.
TWIN BOYS BURNED To DEATH
CAUGHTIN THE ICE-INDIAN
HOkTILITITS, Etc., Etc.

| CAUGHTIN THE ItE-1NDAAN
HOkTILITIES, Etc., Etc.
Captain BranscOm he, of the schooner
Ethel Granville, which left Port Will
liams, Nova Scotia, with potatoes tor
New York, on February Sth, arrived at
St. John, New Brunswick, yesterday,
and reported that, within ten miles from
Port Williams, the schooner was caught
in the ice, and drifted about MinAs
basin until March 2lst, unable to extri-
cate herself. The crew suffered great
deal for want of water, being obliged to
melt snow. On March 21st the ice stove
in her starboard side, and she began to
fill. The crew then abandoned her.
Commissioner Ranm has written to
the Collector of Internal Revenue at
Cincinnati in regard to the removal Of
whisky in bond for export. The Com
missioner says that, after a motion is
filed as required by the regulations, the
whisky Is to be gauged and then an
order given the storekeeper to deliver
for export, provided proper entry and
bonds have been filed, and provided no
distraint for taxes has been begun.
A later despatch from Portland.
Oregon, says the reports Of Umatilla
Indian hOstilities are unfounded, and
adds: 1T is believed that the rumors
of the movements of the Indians were
circulated for the purpose of bringing
on a comm lssion which would result in
their removal and the throwing open of
their reservation to land sharks
The schooner l.. M. Thomas, lumber
laden, from Washington, ID. c.. 10
Pennsgrove, New Jersey. parted both
cables on the night of the 26th instant,
and went ashore on the south side Of"
Hatteras Inlet, North Carolina. The
captain and four men landed.
The Board of Bishops of the African
Methodist Episcopal Zion Church met
in Petersburg, Virginia, yesterday A
number Of committees were appointed.
The Board will be in session for several
days.
The Democratic City Convention of
Chicago, yesterday nominated Carter
H. Harrison (present incumbenD for
Mayor John Dunphy for City Treas
1rer, and Julius S. Grinnell for City
Attorney.
The Saloon Keepers Association of
which last year endorsed
he Democratic city ticket, has this,
,ear declined to approve either ticket,
hus leaving members to vote as they
hoose.
Judge j. B. Bissell, OF Colorado, says
,e received a $1,000 check from ex-
senator Dorsey. Notwithstanding t he
alters denial, Bissell acknowledges
hat the check was paid as a result OF a
'ame of poker.
During the absence Of Mrs. Faulk.
Ier from her home in Allegheny City,
'enna., yesterday morning, a fire oc-
urred in the house, "a small frame struct-
re, and her twin boys, fifteen months
Id, were burned to death.
Secretary Folger was so much i'm
roved in health yesterday that he was
BILE to sit up and read the morning
apers. He received quite number 0 t
alters.
Seth Green, the fish culturist, is very
Il in Rochester, exhaustion and Sleep
assness being the prominent symp-
Oms. His physicians hope for his re-
overy.
Adjutant General Drum yesterday
eceived telegram saying that Inspec-
)r General Sackett was stricken with
ppopexy at San Antonio, Texas, on
uesday.
Martin ToOb"y, another Of the men
'jured by the explosion at Packe Col
cry, near Shenandoah, Penna. last
eek, died yesterday. The rest of the
,jured are recovering.
The jury in the election frand cases
l trial at New Orleans yesterday re-
rned verdict of not guilty and the
cases were indefinitely post
med.
Hon. Thomas H. Herndon, the mem
# elect to Congress from the Frst Dis
ict OF Mobile, Alabama, died yester-
", aged 55 years.
Solomon Fegley, an aged farmer, was
lrned to death near Peru, Indiana, on
onday night, while trying to save
me money from his burning house.
Frank Byrne, the noted Irish Ma
)nalist, arrived in New York yester-
" by the steamship Amerique, from
avre.
The Board Of Health at Pensacola,
orida, yesterday fixed rigid quaran
le, to go into effect on May 10Th.
Major Phipps has instructed hi, law
RS to carry his case to the Engiish
ivy Council.
Travel over the Memphis and Little
,ck Railroad will be resumed to-day.
vO Ways Of Look ing at Things.
Two boys Went TO hunt grapes. One
Us happy because he found grapes.
le other was unhappy because the
apes had seeds in them.
Two men being convalescent were
ked how they were. One said 81
! better to-day" The other said II
rs worse yesterday
When it rains one man says: This
il make mud" Another "1his will
: the dust"
Two children looking through coored
lsses, one said "The world is bue."
e other said "It is bright"
Two boys were eating their dinner;
2 said 81 would rather have some
ng better than this" The other said
his is better than nothing
servant thinks a mans house is
ncipally kitchen. A guest, that it is
Icipally parlor.
8 | am sorry that l live," said one
N. "I am sorry that must de-
rs another.
am glad" says one, "that it is no
rse.' 81 am sorry" says another,
hat it il no better,'
)ne man is thankful for his
ssings; another morose for his mis-
tunes.
)ne man spoils his good repast by
hiking of a better repast of another.
,other one enjoys a poor repast by
it with none at all.
)ne man thinks he is entitled to q
ter world, and is dissatisfied because
hasn't goi it. Another thinks he is
! justly entitled to any, and is salts
| with this.