Daily Republican., 1883-03-28
NEWS SUM MARY.
ROLL MAKERS sTRIKING-A IL
BEL SUIT-DUKEE rs TO LEAVE
-OTHER INCIDENTS.

BEL LSUIT-DUKEET TO LEAVE
-OTHER INCIDENTS.
One thousand roll makers In Lynch
bnrg, Virginia, struck yesterday for
increased wages, and nearly all the TO-
bacco factories suspended work. A
party of 800 strikers went to Ford's fac
tory and threatened the roll makers
there with violence if they did not
quit work, but the threat was disre-
garded.
N. L. Dukes remained in his step
fathers house in Uniontown, Penna.,
yesterday afternoon, although the
twenty-four hours allowed him were
"about up" 1t was rumored that an
other meeting would be held quietly IN
the afternoon tC decide upon the course
to be taken in view of his refusal to
leave.
State Department officials deny that
there has been extensive cOrreSpOn-
dence between England and this
country" relative to the extradition of
Number One" They also say that
Sin any event no extraditiOn could be
had, except of a person who should be
accurately described.
No more bodies were recovered from
the Braidwood Mine yesterday. There
is still foot of water at the bottom OF
the shaft, and distractions made by
fallen portions of the roof have TO be
removed. A later despatch says that
four bodies found last night will
be brought up to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Hicks, of Washington, who
was Guiteau's spiritual adviser, has
sued the Baltimore American for libel,
S35, 900 damages. The Ameri-
can published a statement that Hicks
disposed of Guiteau's bones for a
money consideration. "
RuInors have reached Portland, Ore
yon, Of an out break among the Umatil-
a Indians. There have been no hos
ilities, but numbers of them are cross
ng the Columbia River into Washing.
on Territory-it may be for their an
lual salmon fishing.
This life is too full of work, of duty,
md of pleasure to be wasted. But
don't think so, or they would
rot trife with cold or a cOngh, when
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, the only re-
liable remedy, can be procured for 20
ents.
All the shoe factories in Allentown,
pa, are now in operation, non-union
nen only being employed. The fe-
male employees belonging to the Union
uitted work in Leh's factory yester-
ay.
Ten ofthe cigar makers of the Boston
Mandatory, at Boston,
truck yesterday for an increase of 81
er thousand. A large number
f others are expected to 60 on =
trike.
Young Conkling, who shot Haver-
tick in New York, was discharged
'om custody yesterday, by Police JUS
zee Smith, on the ground that he acted
I self defence.
A detachment Of 100 men from the
nineteenth Regiment left Halifax yes
srday for Lingan, Cape Breton, to quell
le riotous miners.
Charles Stetsen, ex Congressman, and
ne of the wealthiest citizens of Bangor,
[aine, died there yesterday at the age
81 years.
Sixteen cases of typhoid fever are re-
orted at Washington Heights, New
'Ork. Investigation fails to discover
le source Of the outbreak.
49,
DOtS.
No business was transacted by the
Z. S. Court yesterday.
The Cool Spring reservoir is nearly
Ill Of water.
William Lea Il Sons are buildinga
sw Office.
The Fish Commission boat Albatros
ss arrived safely in Washington.
A select masquerade ball will take
ace this evening in Prof. Webster's
ancing academy.
A ball was given by the German
Society, No. 2, in the Ger
an Hall last evening.
A handsome marble altar is being
instructed by Davidson & Bro for the
cred Heart Church.
James Hart is making a number of
lprovements to the dwelling No. 610
rench street.
The office of the Internal Revenue
'llector has been removed from the
ayton House to 921 Market street.
The post-Office will be closed this
ternoOn from 2 to o o'clock, out of re-
ect to the memory of Postmaster
neral Howe.
The Ezion Church members have
released the dwelling No 429 East
eventh street, and will furnish it for
parsonage.
The Delaware Cricket Club have p,lr-
,sed three acres of land near Twenty
rd street, and will improve it for u
cket ground.
The subject of having a prison van to
lvey prisoners from the City Hall
l to and from the Court House is
ng agitated
.ent being over, a number Of amuse-
nts are announced at the Opera
use, all of them being of high Or
Don't forget that the first grand
option Of the Adonis Social Club
les off on Wednesday, April II, in the
,ure room Of the Grand Opera House.
} various committees have spared no
MS to make this an enjoyable affair.
He Is Still Hanging.
:. d. Holt, 213 West Second street,
ill hanging wall paper and window
les cheaper than any other man in
city. Wall paper and window
les from the cheapest to the finest
lity. Window shades low as 90
is a piece, with fixtures. A very
guilt Dado shade and fixtures for
aCh.
ooms papered cheap, at the shortest
ce, by experienced men. ! hang
'ent paper for 1917 cents piece.
mates given with pleasure. Practi-
men always ready to hang paper
shades in the city or cOuntry.