Daily Republican., 1883-11-09
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
A 0A0W OF Fat StOck-C CnfeelSDg
MoseO-Othes Mlscellan eOuo

A 1hsw or Fat StOck-UnfeelsnG
Mosss-Other Miscellsneous
News.
A Baltimore despatch confirms q report
that Moses, the husband Of the Fat WO-
man." who died suddenly two weeks ago, has
sold her body to physician: Iae despat@cn @
day Of his wife's death offering the body for
sale, and 1t was finally bought by DR.. Hill.Ou
the importantly Of Moses, who gave as an
excuse for his mercenary proposal thst ne
I was In great poverty and needed money"
The bO y will not be exhumed until Deem
her. The price said to have been paid to
| Moses Is $25.
| The National Fat Stock Show will be open
ed In Chicago on the l4th inst. Entries have
| been received from all parts Of the Untte1
States and Great Britain. In connection with
the show, on the 18th and 18th insts., Ma.
tionaI Convention OF Cattle Breeders and
Raisers will be held. The Convention is
called by Professor LOripg President of the
United States Treasury Cattle Commission,
| to consult in regard to the prevention Of the
spread of contagious diseases among CATTLE
Commissioners will be present from England,
Germany and France.
| Stanford, the alleged American confidence
operator, who forged checks in the name Of
Hugh Andrew Allan, in Great Britain, has
been claimed by the British Secretary OF
State from the Canadian authorities, and
arrangements are being made to send him
across the Atlantic. When the Britifh Gov
eminent has finished with him he will be
claimed by a jewelry firm In New York whom
he is said to have defr +uded out OF diamonds
worth -, 500 ON forged checks.
| In Boston yesterday Judge Holmes granted
an order dssolving the Palestine Railroad
Company. The Company was formed to
build railroad from Cairo, Egypt to Jeru-
nd n hiaf nhinnt Iaaa tn make
money than to furnish QUICK and easy
means of access to the Holy Land. Rev. J.
A. Smith. the principal supporter of the
scheme, died recently, hence its failure.
Superintendent Maxwell, of the Cincinnati
Chamber Of Commerce, reports that during
the year past the manufacture ofmalt liquors
in Cincinnati. Covington and Newport,
aggregated S75.OoU barrels. This is i,0o0
barrels more than In the previous year, and
is equivalent to 555 glasses per annum for
every man, woman and child in the three
cities.
Two giants are to be welded in museum
at Pittsburg on the Goth instant, namely, Pat
rick O'Brien, aged 20 years, I feet II Inches
in height. and $50 pounds in weight, and
Miss Annie Druz, "of almost equal proper
tions." They have been cOurting about two
mouths.
| The court Of inquiry into the Greedy relief
expedition met yesterday In Washington, and
ubClueu upOH d pau VI pIoCCuuICs AAO OOi-
| respOndence will be examined first, and oral
testimony will probably he deferred until
| after all the documentary evidence has been
| submitted.
Many arrests have been made in Dutchess
County, New York since Tuesday for bribery
| at the election. Warrants were sworn out 1Or
A. A. Rrrsh. warden Of Sing Sing prison, and
Wesley Van Tassell, New York Custom
House officer
Butler Malone, son of Senator Malone,
was yesterday hned $l5 by the Mayor Of
Petersburg, Virginia, for carrying conceal
ed pistol and drawing the weapon during
disturbance on election day.
Charles E. Leland, formerly proprietor of
the Delavan House in Albany and latterly of
the Brighton Beach Hot !, has made an as
signment. The liabilities and assets are un-
known.
A locomotive was wrecked yesterday near
M Mechan.csville, New YORK, by the giving
way of an axle. and two train hands were in
ljured, one dangerously.
The boiler of threshing machine burs
yesterday on a f,rn in Tuscarauwas County,
Ohio. Mrs 1eottje and two men were injur-
ed, the woman perhaps fatally.
Royal LA Touche, swindler, foreer and.
bigamist, was sentenced in New York yes
terday to four years imprisonment for biga-
/ my.