Daily Republican., 1883-07-16
NEWS SUMMARY.

Tho Deadly viuriOl-WOrk Of III
Flames-Indtan RAlds-,Traln Al
cidents-Other MtscelIa n eOu
News.
1T Is reported from Sonora, Mexico
that the Apaches are raiding the dis
tricts of M0ntezuma and San Pareipa
stealing cattle and committing nul
ders. A band of twenty savages re
Gently attacked a hacienda six mile
from Oposura, killing three men.
Is said to be positively known tina
twelve men have been murdered by tn
Apaches in the neighborhoOd O
Oposura since General Crook took thei
families from the Sierra Madres. "
1t Is said that to the five groups O
sun spots which have exhibited intens,
action during the past week, two NOR
have just been added by the suns 70
tation. "The sun storm, which is JUS
coming iuto viewcovers a greatarea, show
ing very rapid changes. Violent thun
der storms and tornadoes may be ex.
pected this week in the Northern Statel
and Canada.
Thomas Connolly, who was burned a
southampton, Connecticut, a week agl
by vitriol thrown at him by a woman
whose offer Of marriage he had refused
Is reported to be dying at the hospital
in New Haven. The sight of both his
eyes is gone. Henry Pardloe, on whom
some of the vitriol was scattered. is al
so said to be in a precarious condi
ton.
A boot and shoe factory at North Au.
burn, Maine, was burned on Saturday
morning. and is believed to have been
fired by lightning. In the basement
were 1900 cases of corn belonging tc
canning firm, who also lose their
machinery. The total loss is about
$40, 900.
The New Haven Wire Works at East
Haven, Connecticut, were damaged by
fire last Eight to the extent of fabout $780,
600. Three hundred men are thrown
out of work for about sixty days. The
fire was started by an overheated
furnace
Mrs. George Phelps, aged about -
years, Mrs. Walter Phelps, and the lat.
ter s 3 year old son, were killed on Sat
urday morning by collision with train
while driving across the track Of the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad at Pavilion, New York
Rev. w. II. H. Murray, of " Adiron-
dack' and other repute, was in New
Haven yesterday. He said he intended
to open a law Office in New York and
another in San Antonio and devote
himself in future to the practice of law.
The steamer Niagara, which caught
fire and ran ashore off Indian Key,
Florida, on Thursday last, has been
raised and arrived at Havana yes.
terday morning. She is not seriously
damaged.
Two old citizens of Brownsboro,
Texas, named Hutton and Van Alstyne
had an alteration on Saturday, in
which Van Alstyne was killed, Mrs.
Van Alstyne having an arm broken
and three fingers shot off.
One of the murderers of Clingan, at
Polk City, Iowa, has been killed at
Elkhorn Grove, and the other has been
captured. The prisoner confessed that
he killed Clingan and also man nam
ed Stubbs a year ago.
The twelfth juror in the case of ex-
Treasurer Polk. at Nashville, was &C.
cured on Saturday. A motion to
squash the Indictment was continued
until to-day.
The steamship Main, from New York
for Bremen, broke her shaft on Satur-
day afternoon, soon after passing Sandy
Hook, and had to be towed back to
port.
Half the business portion of Belle
vile, Nevada, was burned on Satur-
day morning. Loss $56,0O0.
The Permonk Shade Roller Company's
factory at Vergennes, Vermont, was
burned on Saturday night. Loss
S30, 900.
Francis Hamlin and Uric DUPONT,
boys, were drowned at Holyoke, Mas>a-
on Saturday afternoon.
Robert Heller fell dead from conges-
tion after swallowing glass Of ice wa
ter in Savannah, on Saturday.
Apollo Commandery of Knights Tenn
plar, Of Chicago, sailed from New York
on Saturday for its European trip.
Dots.
The river boats were all we'll patron
ized yesterday.
Workmen are at work demolishi ing
VIM. b. Sharp's dry goods store al
Fourth and Market streets.
A very heavy rain, accompanied
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