Daily Republican., 1883-04-21
NEWS SUMMARY,
TIRED OF LIFE-DYNAMITE BY
EXPRESSLWORK OF THE
OTHER NEWS.

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The agents of the American EXPIRES.
g. Company in Milwaukee yesterday dis
covered a package of alleged dynamite,
weighing Is pounds, which was ship
ped from Newark, New Jersey, by
0 Adams express and turned over to the
American Company at Chicago on
j. Thursday. There was no mark to in
dicate the nature of the dangerous
package, which was directed to the
Milwaukee Cement Company. The
package was returned to the Express
Company, and lay on the sidewalk In
front Of the express office for several
, hours. An expert said it contained
sufficient dynamite to blow a train to
atoms or demolish whole block.
!. During the progress of slight fire in
building on X street in Sacramento.
!. California, early yesterday morning,
/. the roof fell in, killing and injuring a
number of persons. Six bodies have
4 been taken from the ruins and identi-
fled as those ofs John Hintzburger,
saloon keeper; Thomas G. Brilsford,
machinist; Henry Kapfer, carriage
painter Lawrence r. Miller, bookkeel-
er c. Rodamacher, barber; and Henry
Schurtzer, carpet beater. Twelve per
sons were severely injured.
A telegram from Milwaukee relates
that Kate Kane, Milwaukee's only
female lawyer, threw glass of water
in the face of Judge Mallory" in the
Criminal Court in that city yesterday
morning, and was fined $50 therefor
The telegram adds "She claims the
Judge insulted her, but will not say
how. She refuses to pay the fine, and
will go to Jail unless friends intercede."
Harman Clinton and Mate"
Addison registered at hotel in Grand
Rapids, Michigan, last week. They
drank heavily, and having spent all
their money, Clinton determined to kill
himself. While making preparations
Addison attempted to take the pistol
from him, and in the struggle it was
discharged, killing Addison, Clinton
is under arrest.
The steamer Tallapoosa remained at
Savannah yesterday, with President
Arthur on board. The President had
severe congestive chill Oh Thursday
night, but was better yesterday. Sec
retary Chandler expects to return to
Washington by Wednesday.
Irving Loper, who shot himself in the
head at Southington, Connecticut, three
weeks ago, died yesterday. He lived q
days with the bullet in his brain The
cause of the suicide was a threat by his
employer to expose his dishonesty
Advices have been received from the
Indian Territory to the effect that II
Cherokee Indian named Blossom"
who was to have been hanged at
Tahlequah yesterday, has been re-
spited.
The mansion of the late Governor
Morgan, on Narragansett avenue New
furniture, to General r. T. Wilson, o.;
New York, for $4,000.
Henry b. Purdy, a mining exper,
left his home in New York, on Wedne>-
lay, with a man named Price, and has
not been heard of since, Foul play j.
:eared.
1t is reported that New York lum-
,er merchant has purchased 40 square
niles of lumber land in the Mexican
state of Michoacan, and will "pace
powerful machinery thereon
An lndlScreet man is like an unsealed
etter, everybody can read him, but the
wise man secureth in time what in time
e will surely need-a bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
jesse w. Hunt, aged As years,
rOduce commission merchant of Balti-
lore, shot himself dead in that city
lst night.
A million acres of land In Zacatecas,
lexico, have been sold to a London
indicate for two and a half million
olars
Rain fell throughout California On
hursday. An average wheat crop is
ow believed to be insured in every
art of that State.
The Constitutional Prohibitory
mendment was defeated yesterday in
le House of Representatives at Harris
lry-years 27, nays 15l.
Herr Most arrived in Pittsburg yes
rday, and intends "to effect an or
lnization of the Socialists" there
Contrary to expectation, the winter
heat crop in Wisconsin promises to
e largest for several years.
The seeding of wheat in Dakota is
'out finished.