Daily Republican., 1883-09-01
NEWS SU N MARY
WORK OF THE FLAM Is M OR z
PAUPER EMlGRANTS-OTHEK
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

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A telegram from Allentown says that
suiG has been brought against the Beth
lehem Iron Company by large mum
her of former employees tp recover the
amounts deducted from their wages NJ
the end of each month in payment OF
bills incurred at the CORpany's store.
Judgment has been rendered against
the Company in two cases for more thah
$500.
"Mack" MarSden, while passing
along the road near the town Of Anio-
MIA, Missouri, in a spring wagon yest"r-
day, accompanied by Allen HenSlcy,
was fired upon from an ambush and IL
stantly killed. Hensley was mortally
arrested. Marsden, it is said, was bad
man and his life has often been threat
ened
Two assisted pauper Irish emigran ts
were sent back to Canada from Buffalo,
New York, yesterday. They stated that
eleven hundred others came over III the
same ship, and that all expenses were
| paid by the British Government. The
plan is stated to be to ship them to Cana
da, and from there to the States ACROSS
the border at different poi ints.
| There was a violent storm on the
Great Banks of Newfoundland, on Sun
day last, which drove hundreds of do
ries away from their travis. 1t is estl-
| mated that 100 dories and 50 men were
| lost. Scores of the dories were capsl-
zed, and the oc an was strewn with.
| wreCkage.
The planning mill of Eldridge & Son
| in Fort Howard, opposite Green Bay,
| Wisconsin, was burned yesterday mora
ing, with 900, 600 feet of lumber and
i've cars. The loss is estimated at $780,
900. The fire is said to have been caus-
ed by the friction of apulley in the mill
machinery.
! The State Enaampment OF the Grand
Army of the Republic will begin az
Princeton junction on Monday next,
and continue during the week. A
number of buildings and nearly ono
thousand tents have been put mp at
"Camp Olden" to accommodate the
comrades.
Milwaukee is agitated over an alleged
case of Asiatic cholera on its south
side. DR.. Zellowski, who has had ex-
periepce in Turkish hospitals, reported
| it as cholera, and DIR. Richards, Assis'-
ant Health Commissioner, agreed with
him, but other physicians say it IS only
cholera-m morbus.
AT Newport, Vermont, on Thursday
night, an engine from the Southeastern
road. which had been recently seized,
was re-captured. A party OF men from
Canada went over in locomotive,
overpowered the keeper of the detained
engine and carried it off to Canada
The crops in Eastern New Englai d
are suffering severely from the effects or
a drought which has lasted nearly SIX
weeks. The farmers have been com
PEELED to take their cows from We
PASTURES and feed them upon winter
hay.
Thirteen cars of freight train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad were wrecked
at KinZer Station, east of Lancaster,
last nj ght. No lives are reported lost,
ut the road was blocked for several
hours.
The Marcelin Chemical Works, at
Black Rock, Connecticut, were Durned
Yesterday. LOSS, $65, 600. The hre ls
supposed to have been started Dy the
bursting Of carboy Of vitriol.
The internal revenue collections dur
ling July and August show decrease
of &c, ,094, ,OO9, compared with the &C
lections for the corresponding mohths Oh
1882.
A telegram from Cincinnati says Il
assignees of Captain Vincent Shink!o
report his liabilities at 100000 and ms
assets at Sl37 900.
Esau Smith, colored, was hane.d
Yesterday at st. Joseph, Louisiana, for
the murder of EIau McCaw, conmltteA
in 1879.
The pubic debt statement for August
is expected to show decrease OF apo"'
So, 900; 900.