Daily Republican., 1883-04-11
NEWS SUNNI larry.
MORE TUMBLE-D WN MAN.
TRAPS THE PRESIDENT
FISHING FLORIDA.

ports the average or winter grain at 20,
against 1O4 last April, and So in April ,
1881. The Department has received
returns from the spring wheat region,
showing that on April 1st seeding was
in progress but had not been finished
Anywhere. In Dakota and parts of
Minnesota it had hardly begun,
large areas being still covered with
| snow.
President Arthur, Secretary Chandler
and party were fishing yesterday in
Reedy Creek, twenty miles south of
kissimee City, Florida. The President
went out in small boat on Monday
night and tished, and, it is said, caught
" five ten-pound trout" 3" He and the
rest of the party are reported "well and
in good spirits. "
A building on State street, in Ro-
chester, New York, tlmbled down yes
terday, killing Matthew Peard, car
penter, and mortally injuring two 9TH
ers. The disaster was the result of the
freezing OF the mortar IL wall built
during the winter, and the owners of
the building had been warned by the
Fire Marshal of the danger.
Indian Agent Wilcox, of San Carlos
Agency, telegrapbed Commissioner
Price III Washington, yesterday, that
1t was rumored that % company of
rangers was being organized at Tomb
stone, Arizona, and that the indica-
tons point to an invasion OF the San
Carlos reservation.
Commissioner Raum is preparing re-
guations for the guidance of Collectors
OF Internal Revenue in regard to the
withdrawal, transportation and storage
OF matches without the payment of
stamp tax after the 18th of May next,in
accordance with the provisions of the
new Internal Revenue act.
NJ. st. Paul, Paris physician, has
offered the French Academy the sum
Of $1,000 to found prize for the dis
covery Of cure for diphtheria. He
has evidently not heard of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which has cured hum
dreds of cases of this awful disease.
In New York, yesterday, Joseph M.
Stoddard, publisher, hogan suit for
libel against the Tribune, claiming
100000 damages. The alleged IL
bel charged the complainant with pi-
rating an edition of the Encyclopedia
Britannica"
In the Superior Court in Chicago yes
terday an action of breach of promise
was brought by Fannie Austin, ga
comely colored woman," against Robert
Little, "a gooa-looking Englishman,'
in which $4,000 damages are claimed
Three children of Charles Hits, near
Illinois, We're poisoned by
eating wild parsnip roots on Monday.
One of the children died in an hour
he others were in dying condition at
aSt accounts.
Samuel Lewis, colored, who had con-
fesSed that he murdered another color
ed man, was taken from the Jail at Am
ousons Station, Alabama, on Monuay
night, and lynched by mixed mob of
white and colored men.
.George Smith, in Jail at Vicksburg,
for the murder of young
preacher named Alfred Boykin, was
shot dead yesterday morning, while
rylngt escape.
f. Chamberlain, employed at the
Broderick Colliery, near Wilkesbarre,
tell into the breaker machinery yes-
erday morning, and was ground to
pieces.
A construction train on the Missouri
'actic Railroad, near Beaker Texas,
esterday struck horse crossing the
rack, and. conductor Everett and four
rain hands were killed.
There have been heavy rains through
mt Alabama for several days. Little
amage has been done, but some corn
will have to be replanted.
Two men were killed yesterday morn
ng by an explosion in the American
'owder Company's works, at Acton,
massachusetts,.
One man was killed and several 9TH
'rs were fatally injured by a blast on
he West Shore Railroad near Roches-
er, New York, on Monday evening.
ROCK HILL, S. C.-Rev. j. S. White
ays: " | used Browns Iron Bitters for
General debility. 1t restored me to
trength and vigor."