Daily Republican., 1883-07-19
NEWS SU N MARY.
THE OPDT "ESS' SERIEE-VOT.
ING FOR AkE AIORIN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.

Two hundred Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad operators in the SnenanG oah
Valley struck yesterday. The Ex Gu
tive committee of the Directors of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
yesterday adopted resolu ion that u
committee consisting of Ex-Governor
Cornell, j. w. Clend.nnin and John T.
Terry be appointed to inquire into the
complaints of inequalities OF compensa-
tion and the conditions Of service OF the
employees Of the Company, if any, anu
repor. The Committee, it is under
stood, will report back this morning.
The telephone linemen in Chicago
struck yesterday morning.
Yertertlay's ballot for United States
Senator in the New Hampshire Legisia.
ture resulted: William S. L,dd, Ches-
ter b. B.Jordan, Charles H. Burns, William
G. Todd, Benjamin f. Prescott, Freder-
ick Smyth andJames f. Briggs, each;
Henry +. Burnham, 9; Charles H. Bell,
Daniel Hall and Daniel Barnard, each
3; Jacob II. Gallinger. 4; James W.
Patterson, 7 Orrin G. Moore, II Aaron
f. Stevens, 2S; Gilman Marstou, T;
Mason w. Tappan, 80; William E.
SudHuitI, IT iIhIly IiuB uduiJ iAo'
Necessary to a choice, 1863.
The funeral of General Tom Thumb
took place yesterday morning in Mid
dleboro', Massachusetts,. Every effort
had been made to have it as quiet as
possible and no display was made. The
Mayhower Lodge of Masolls escorted the
body to the train, which conveyed it to
Bridgeport, Connecticut.
The Elmira Morning Herald, a news
paper started on Monday last by
Charles G. Fairman, late Superintend-
ent Of Insurance, suspended publica-
tion yesterday.
Charles Raymond, the train rohber,
who escaped from the Middlesex, New
Jersey, Jail on Sunday, was captured
yesterday on an island between Phila-
delphia and Bordentown.
A special dispatch from Galveston,
Texas, says that in an affray at Toyah,
yesterday, between cowboys and State
Rangers, one of the former was killed
and another mortally wounded.
The Board of Park Commissioners in
New York yesterday granted permis-
sion to Dennis Kearney to address n
mass meeting in Union Square this
evening.
The Continental Guards arrived
home at New Orleans yesterday from
their tour east and west. They were
met by a large crowd at the depot.
The United States steamer Fishhawk,
which was ashore near Ocean View, has
been got off and taken to the Norfolk
Navy Yard.
Harry Paul was arrested in Toronto,
Ontario, Yesterday, charged with en-
bezzing $40O from his employers in
Philadelphia
The last rail between Vicksburg and
the YaZoo river, on the Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas Railroad, was laid
yesterday.
The works of the Yonkers Gaslight
at Yonkers, N. Y, were par
TALLY destroyed by fire. BY an explo-
sion several persons were injured.
The Post Office at Morristown, Minne-
sofa, was destroyed by fire yesterday
with the money order records
and blanks.
The Burnside Woolen Mills, at Pictou,
Nova Scotia, were burned yesterday.
The loss is heavy and uninsured.
Scobell's brewery at Cape Vincent,
New York, was burned yesterday. Loss,
$40, 900 no insurance
Ex-Congressman Archibald McAllis-
er dropped dead of appoplexy in Al
oona, Penna., yesterday afternoon.
he Polk trial at Nashville, Tennessee,
vas continued yesterday.
There was slight frost at Davenport,
iowa, yesterday morning, but it did no
lamage.