Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1883-06-02
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A destructive rain storm passed over
Council Bluffs last evening
The internal revenue receipts in the
Cincinnati district for May were 1857,
20217.
The annual examinations of the Col.
lege of Music, Cincinnati, began last
evening in Dexter hall.
A Foraker delegation is likly to be
sent to the Republican convention from
Hamilton. county, o.
Ben Butterworth will not allow his
name to be used in the Republican con-
vention against Foraker.
At Petersburg. Va, William Henry
AcOue was stabbed fatally last night by
Daniel Yates, a negro.
The brakemen's benevolent association
Of the United States and Canada Is in
session at st. Thomas, Ont.
A stay of execution has been granted
to Joshua Clifford, of Oswego county,
N. r., sentenced to die June 80 for wife
murder.
James RI. Brazsll sues J. G. Flood. the
Nevada millionaire for a one eighth in
terest in the Mount Cary mine, valued a.
81 200, 900
The Wichita (Kan.) authorities yester-
day raided six gambling houses and cap
tured twenty one gamblers. who are now
in Jail.
Lord Lorne and the Princess Louise
have arrived at Toronto, a large crowd
bid them welcome, and they were Justify
cheercd.
The French have bombarded two ports
on the northeast coast of Madagascar.
causing great destruction to British and
other merchandise.
The proposition to form an association
in New York for the purpose of estab-
fishing an annual horse show in this
country, lmeetsiwith much favor.
The president Is expected to return to
Warrington to-day, accompanied by At
torney General Bre ~ster and Secretaries
Frelinghusen and Folger.
Another insane woman, Mrs. Susan E.
Douglass, of Harrisburg. Pa. during her
husbands absence cut the throats of her
three little boys and then her own.
The bill to be submitted to the Diet
BY the Prussian ministry providing for
the modification of the May laws will
allow the saying of mass and administer
Ing of the sscraments.
: Two shousand people ia n-s.1.a -rN
ncssod the game OF polo last evening be-
tween the Chicago and Dayton teams.
The game was declared draw, aud will
be played off Sun lay evening.
A great amount of sugar was with
drawn from the warehouses in New York
Friday. the first day under the new tariff
regulations. The reduction in the tariff
will amount to about one half cent a
pound.
Joe johnson, Tom Savenger and John
Brown, all colored, are arrested at At
lants, Ga, for the murder of old man
Deforr and wife four. years sgo.
At Auburn, N. Y, Mrs Andrew Freit-
sheim, aged forty-seveD, was found MUIR
dered in her home. No arrest. Only
At Louisville. VIM. Manly, aged 90.
returning from fishing excursion, was
thrown from his skiff by colliding with
. towboat and drowned. The body was
recovered.
The Pennsylvanis senate passed the
railroad anti discrimination bill. The
house reconsidered the vote by which the
free oil pipe bill WAS defeated, and the
bill passed finally.
Hon. w. L. Scott has given Sic, 1000
each to the Hariot and St. Vincent hos
pitfalls of Erie, Pa. He had previously
given large sums to the homo for the
friendless and Catholic orphan asylums
An old proposition Of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Company of lay
ing . second track from Piqua to Troy,
Il being revived, but the people of Piqua
suspect that it is only TO keep the Pan
handle from building branch to Troy.
The property is attached of the four
bondsmen for Capt. Morton Pratt, late
Indian agent, claimed by the government
to be &60, 900 short In his accounts.
Pratt is in the west. His friends believe
he Is able to explain the appsren. def
cheney.
Phoebe Miller of Lexington has been
found guilty Of msnslsughter. and will |
10 to the peniten.isry for thirteen years.
6.e was charged with being an accessory
with John Smith in the murder of Maria
Smith, his wife. John Smith went to
the penitentiary for eighteen years.
The Cincinnati Northern railway COM
pany will give q free excursion to the
Zoo, Cincinnati, June 11th to the news.
boys and bootblacks. They will be
served with . lunch at the expense of
the road. In July . similar excursion
will be given to the Bethel children
The South Boston iron works have
made contracts with the war department,
aggregating about t175, 600, to construct
four twelve inch rifle guns at ESQ, 900
each. one large mortar. and convert fifty
ten inch smooth bores into eight-inch rife |
cannon, at an average cost of $500 each. |
The Chinese minister in Washington il |
quoted as saying that his government is !
entirely satisfied with the manner from |
which the United States is executing the |
new anti Chinese law. He believes that !
In ten years the law will be repealed, and |
that the United States will welcome Chi |
nese immigration.
There was great interest in Crawfords-
VILE. Ind, Friday, in the trial of the |
students charged with setting on fire the |
buudings of Wabash college. John !
Green. OF Wsynetown, sged sixteen, was |
given one year in Jail. Wallace Throck- |