National Republican., 1883-01-22
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"A. NJ. Kiro, London tailor, has failed for
s320,0O0.
--varcella, the forerunnsr ofsmallpox, is raging
IN Ontario.
THE New York creditors OF Tennessee have
sent protest to Gov Bell.
John Landeuberger, an absconding Philadel-
phia merchant, has been traced to Toronto.
The influence is very prevalent among the
horses Mt Toronto. large number have died.
Elizabeth Frciber, aged 20, unmarried, COM
mited suicide this evening by lnhaling chloro-
form.
All Dive, for numbering sing,Quow, was con-
yicted in Chicago Friday night and sentenced to
life imprisonment.
Tho Graeco: Roman wrestling match between
Bauer and Muldoon, for 81 800 side, comes of at
81. Louis next Saturday night
The grand jury at Rochester, n. Y, on satur.
day found live indictments against Charles Il. Up
ton, president ofthe defunct City bank.
Robert 4. welch, a. prominent Phlladelphian,
was arrested there on Friday for passing forged
check on Adam McGraw. of Elkton, Md.
The loss by the fire in the Boston Duck Com.
pany's building at Bnndsyille Mass, on Friday
night will be from $4,000 to $4,000. The insu-
rance is $4,000.
"A young girl named Tihlman, aged 18 years.
died yesterday from injuries received Saturday
night by her clothing catching fire from coal oil
lamp which exploded
An unknown man, scantily dressed, was
New York, late to.night evidently suffering from
concussion ofthe BRAIN.
Lewis w. Stout. aged 65 years, a watchman,
died at his home in philadelphia on Saturday
from the effects of a dose of ammonia, taken by
mistake for bottle OF mineral water.
Henry Orr, night watchman in some new
buildings one One hundred and -twelRh street.
New York. was shot and dangerously wounded
yesterday morning by an unknown italian.
M. Eisenstadt & Co., wholesale Ijewelers, 7O3
aud nrlh hnu
signed for the benefit of creditors Their liabili-
ties are said to be $4,000 and assets SSO,0OO
Tho evidence in the case of John W, Lane,
custom house weiSher gt New Haven, Conn, who
has been referred to Secretary Folger for his ac'
tion.
"A brief telegram has been received at San
Francisco stating that giant powder a establish,
OF Oakland, has blown up, and that five Cinnamon
were killed,
r. I. Dean, Of Wilmington, Dell. q, carpenter
at the Jackson d sharp Co.'S works, fell Saturday
whole length into his body just below the breast
bone. The wound is probably fatal,
In the case of Wesley Fisher, colored, charged
locominit rape. The penalty for this crime is not
less Than eight years in the penitentiary.
Henry Smith, fortyhye years Of age, a bridge
nocE and a aHd then shot Himself IN the
ple dying instantly, Mrs. Smith will probably
recover, Jealousy is thought to have led to the
crime.
The toNboat /. NJ Phillips while on her way
down the Ohio river from Pittsburg to assist the
steamer j. n. Bigley which was laid up in a
dangerous harbor, was struck last evening by n
large cake OF ice and sunk. The officers and crew
escaped.
The carriage works of Abram schwenk & Son,
at NorrisOwn, Pa, were burned Sunday morning,
Loss $1,000. Covered by insurance. Several ten
ants in the building sustained small losses, on
which there was no insurance. Tho IRE originated
from stove.
Tho supreme court of Rhode Island ON Satur-
day made a decree ordering Trustee Chailee, Of
from sale OF trust property among the holders
Of the trust notes. This win give dividend OF ~
per cent, the first in eight years.
Tho body Of Arthur Preston, hangedat Belalr,
Md, Friday, for murder, was stolen from tho
| grave Friday night at Hendon hill graveyard
where II hnd been buried by sherih Whittord.
The sheriff refused the request OF physicians for
permission to make post mortem examination.
Last Monday Mrs. Adam BertzAeld, of Cones.
toga township, near Lancaster, Pa, died under
/ suspicious circumstances, The CorOneTB Jury re-
turned aYerdict that deceased came tO her death
| from poison administered either by herself or by
parties unknown to the jury. lt is probable that
| the district attorney Will investigate the case.
Peter Arnold, who keeps a saloon at 1919 South
Eighth street. Philadelphia, was arrested this af-
ternoon on the charge Of setting fire TO his place
| carly this morning, The fire was discovered by
neghbors and oxlinguished before any great dam.
| age had been done, An examination showed that
a pile 9fehips under the hoor had beou ign!led
| Arnold denied any knowledge OF the Orlgln Of the
| fire, but was committed for further hearing on
| Wednesday next, There was an insurance "
| sli7OO on the house,