Daily Republican., 1883-02-09
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
EXPLOSION-TEU-
KEkSEE's REPUDIATING "a
GOVERNOR.

!ItrtSt as on tht original DOnuS; ais
k those held by educational and charita
bic institutions, and the twenty min
n bonds Of Mrs. Polk He suggests tbs
the remainder, or Contingent debt,
= he settled at fifty cents on the dollar
principal and interest, and to bear in
; terest at 3 per cent.
A stage coach which left Pacin
Springs, Wyoming, last week, We
caught in Fridays storm, and We
abandoned by it's occupants. who startea
TO walk back to the station. w. J
Stewart, the driver, was found stand
ing in the snow frozen 10 death. W. v
Stark, a passenger, is missing. Thomal
Scott, Superintendent of the line, was
so badly frozen that he will lose his
hands and feet Another driver WA
badly frost-hitten.
The House Committee Oh Patents yes
terday authorized Mr.. Vance toprepars
a bill providing that the American pat
ent shall run II years from the date OF
a foreign patent: making all patents OF
whatever class extend II years not K
revive any American patent now dead,
or to extend any living patent, but to
apply only to patents hereafter grant
The Governor Of Missouri has declin-
ed TO give up Frank James upon 70
QUESTION from the Governor of MinnesA-
ia, to answer charge Of murder in con-
nection with the Mortified Bank rob
berry. Governor Crittenden says the
prisoner cannot be given up until the
indictments against him in Missouri ar
disposed Of,
Oby f. Owen, the theiving teller Of
the Third National Bank Of st. Louis.
was arrai gned yesterday and pleaded
guilty. His counsel read statement,
in which Owen confessed that he grad
ually became involved in grain and
cotton speculations, which ultimately
caused his ruin" Sentence was defer
red for two weeks.
The bill to prevent frauds in elections
reported in the New jersey House Of
Representatives by special committee
OF five, and referred TO the Committee
on Elections, was reported back favor
ably by the latter committee yesterday
and passed first reading.
ihV Ll'itdly y hulHbTltlfS ~ ifaVeD-
worth yesterday received notice of the
capture Of Captain Payne and his party
by Lieutenant Stevens. The capture
was made south Of the Cimarron River,
the raiders being on their way to Okla
homa
A telegram from Boston says that twp
different companies have applied for
charters to build ship canal across
Cape Cod, and that they are ready tode-
post, as a guarantee of good faith, from
slOO, 900 to 500, 900 before commencing
operations.
Courtland NJ. Weddings livery stable
II New Haven was set on fire yesterday
morning. This is the seventh incendiary
ire from which he has suffered, and the
ourth in his present quarters. Two OF
lis arrested Onsuspicion.
A correspondent of the Chicago Trib-
me reports that in Central and Western
illinois, and part of Missouri the peach
rop is practically destroyed III
southern Illinois all the fruits promise
II excellent yield.
In the Maine House of Representa-,
ives, yesterday, II Prohibitory amend
nent to the State Constitution was
aS>ed to third reading by vote of l04
0 81. A motion to omit the word
cider - was defeated.
The Western Nail Association met
eSterday, in Pittsburg. 1t was resolved
lr the resumption on Monday next, to
tart the mill for three weeks and then
hut down again for a fortnight. No
hangc was made in the card rates.
An explosion in a restaurant in Nor.
'lk, Virginia, yesterday morning.
iIIrd the cook and injured several 9th
: persons. The disaster is attributed
t he overheating of gasoline machine
Ipes.
The gross receipts of the ten operas Of
le late "Opera Festival in Cincinnati
ere about 5000 out of which the
oIlege of Music and Colonel Mapleson
i'll have Il profit OF about $40, 900 each.
The Pah-ute Indians in Nevada
fused some time ago to 90 upon re-
rvatiOn They are now reported to
starving, and to have asked the Gov
nment for aid
The Senate of New York Yesterday
.SSed Il bill to enforce the running of
'Ilrnt night trains on the elevated
ilroadS.
The ship Parkticlh, ashore on Little
y Harbor shoals, has filled. She lies
out four feet in the sand with seven
II feet of water in her hold.
a census Of Providence, Rhode Is
nd, just completed, gives that city a
puIati"n of ll6,765, II gain Of 1888
zee 1880
BY fall of rock in the Logan colliery
'rntrlIiH. Pennl., yesterday, four
l"S were INJURED. One Of them has
I'll; the Others are expected TO recover
icorg" Gnllivrr was fatally injured
Il Michael Moroney was killed by
ling through different elevator wells
Boston vest" rday
n the Senate Of Pennsylvania, yes
lay, III" bill aboiShing the Collector
= Of Delinquent Taxes was passed fl
~ and sent to the House
he Royal Opera House in Toronto
: destroyed by fire yesterday morn
Loss, $4,000. The Ravrls' panto
ne troupe was performing there
he t,rc-clay brick and pottery works
'iAon x Young, in st. Louis, were
ned on Wednesday night. Loss
ut S55, 900
ne sheds Of the Grand Trunk Rail
:, at liemingtord, Quebec, were
ned yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
the House the Bullitt Municipal
was tavrrably reported, with the
'a,ional clause omitted.
is estimated that the loss Of stock
tn" recent cold snap in Texas will
exceed five per cent.
Dots.
lilly services are being hold in the
ous Presbyterian churches.
'c roads in various parts ofthe coun-
lr" III avery rough condition.
!" new steamship Excelsior left the
an 4 HollingSworth Company's