Daily Republican., 1883-10-23
NEWS MMARY.
THE NATlU, AE HORSE SHOW
THROUGH AN IN8ECURE
BRIDGE NEWS.

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The first annual exhibition of the Ma
tional Horse Show Association ol
America, was opened yesterday at the
Madison Square Garden in New York.
The entries numbered 400 animals.
; Among them are 80 trotters and AZ
roadsters, and the pair of Arabian
ponies presented by the Sultan TO Gene-
raj Grant. There are also fancy and
carriage horses, thoroughbreds, hunt
ers, fire and police department horses,
etc.
The Secretary of State of Ohio fur
nishes the following totals of the vote
OF that Stat at the last election For
Governor, Foraker. 347 ,064 Hoadley,
359 593 Schumacher, S,361 Jenkins,
2,785 total vote, 721, AGA. Hoadley's
majority over all, 1883. Majority for
the Judicial Amendment, 33,413. The
Second Amendment fell short of ma
jority, 39,5s3. The Regulation Amend
ment received 98,05O votes
Trouble has arisen at Oswego, New
York between the 'longshoremen'
union and E W. Rathburn & Co.. lum-
Der dealers, growing out of the employ
ment of Canadians by the firm. On
Sunday night shots were fired and
stones thrown upon the house occupied
by the Canadian laborers. Yesterday
committee waited ON the Canadiane,
and some of them agreed to return
home.
train on the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad yesterday broke through the
bridge over the Glen's Falls feeder to
the Champlain Canal near Fort Ed
ward, New York. Dallas Crippen, of
Glen's Falls, Mrs. Wincop, OF Glovers-
vile, and Mrs. Michael Msnahan, of
Glen's Falls, we're killed, and twenty
one Others were injured, j. B. Theise
fatally
The funeral of General James B.
Steadman took place yesterday in
Toledo, Ohio, and was attended BY
about ten thousand persons. There
was general suspension of business,
and the public schools were closed.
Among the mourners were ex-President
Hayes, Generals Slocum, Durbin Ward,
A. Y. Rice, Buckland, Haynes and W.
A. Throop.
At the Polo Grounds, New York, L
K. Myers, yesterday, beat all previous
records for a mile. He made
our quarter-mile heats, rs follows
The first in 81 20 second in IS third
II 81 80, and the fourth in 81 So. j.
? Murray walked mile in $685..
The yellow fever has appeared az
IA Paz, the capital of Lower California.
The cholera had disappered from the
dexican States OF Campeche, Tabasco
nd Oajaca, but the Inhabitants now
ear famine, owing to the failure of
he crops.
In the year 1882 only 15lI per cent.
t the total imports and exports of the
)nited States was carried in American
essels. For the fiscal year, which
nded June so, 1888, the proportion was
E % per cent.
The monument over the grave of
'homas Jefferson at Monticello, Vir-
inia, provided for by joint resolution
Congress, has been completed. 1t
ost 1892 out Of an appropriation of
10000, leaving a balance of 81, ,64S.
Two small children of William E..
ost, OF Passaic, New Jersey, yesterday
It hre TO themselves and the house
nring the absence of their mother. One
them has led and the other cannot
ecover
Amos H. MADEIRA, 81 years of age, a
achelor in comfortable circumstances,
suicide by shooting himself
| his stable, at Fleetwood, B.rks
ounty, on Sunday night.
A gang of juvenile counterfeiters has
zen discovered in Jamaica, New
ampshire, the members of which
are bound together by the most solemn
lth."
John Kaegan, 20 years of age, was
tai y shot while hunting ducks on the
'neca river, New York, on Sunday.
Daniel Yainger, aged 20, was drowned
Sunday while duck hunting on the
ayauga Lake.