Daily Republican., 1883-03-20
NEWS SU MARY.
WITH COMMUNIST
-OrHER NEWS FROM ALL
SECTIONS.

-VyhEh n = WI r HUM hAA
SECTIONS.
Cooper Union, New York, was
crowded last evening by meeting Of
Communists to express sorrow for the
death of Karl Marx. The red flag was
conspicuously displayed, and a portrait
of Marx, s,rm0unted by the motto, III
French, olive the international, hung
above the platform. Addresses were
made by =. j. McGnire, Edward King,
Victor Drury, Herr Most, DR.. Douai
and John Swinton, and resolutions in
German and English were adopted.
Henry George telegraphed his con-
dOlences.
| Franklin Il. Perham, of the senior
class of Bowdoin College, charged with
stealing diploma and selling it for $15
to M. McMonagle, of Ogdensburg, New
York, from whom it had been withheld
by the faculty, was yesterday fined 30
and costs in Court at Brunswick,
Maine. McMonagle, who had been
practicng medicine under the stolen
diploma, is held on the charge of re-
ceiving stolen goods.
No clue has yet been found to the
assassin of Mrs. Carleton at Watertown,
Massachusetts. Her husband is now at
home, overwhelmed with grief, and is
no longer suspected ofhaving any know
ledge Of the crime. 1t is said there is
evidence that the stone used in the
murder was brought from distance.
James Treglawn, the murderer Of
| Minnie Chergwin, sentenced to be hang
| ed on Wednesday, has been respited by
| the Governor of New Jersey until April
18th. The respite is because Of the
shortness Of the time between the sen
tence and the execution.
Secretary Folger left Washington on
Saturday afternoon, but the fact of his
departure was not known at the Trea-
sury Department until yesterday morn
ing. 1t is supposed he embarked on the
revenue cutter Ewing, at Baltimore,
for short sea voyage.
A meeting will be held in the Re-
formed Episcopal Church of the Re
deemer on Easter Monday evening, for
the purpose of electing three vestrymeh
and deputies to the General Council
that meets in Baltimore, May 18th.
Jacob Shaetfer, practicing in Chicago
for the billiard tournament, yesterday
ran 227 points, and averaged 43 in Il
game of 600 points, balk line. This is
said to be the largest average yet record
ed in a public game.
The compositors in the Evening Star
office and in James p. Harrison u Co..
printing house, in Atlanta, struck yes
terday lor 80 cents per 1000 ems, an in
crease of cents. The only force left in
the Star Office was two small boys
The Comptroller of the Currency will
soon pay to the depositOrs.of of the Freed
mems Bank a final dividend Of seven
per cent out of the remaining assets OF
the corporation. The dividends already
paid amount to sixty-five per cent.
The best etiquette for a man is not t.
boast of his virtues. 1t is also exceed
ingly inelegant to annoy society with
his coughs and colds, when he can find
relief in a bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
julius Duesterhoff was drowned yes
terday by the upsetting of his skitf on
the lake at Peoria, Illinois. Three 9th
ers, who went out in pleasure boats, are
also believed to be lost.
The two johnson brothers, who COM
mitted the recent robbery on the Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railroad, were
captured yesterday in Washington
county, Ark.
Rev. Father Walsh yesterday tele-
graphed to Mr.. Parnell, urging the
latter to attend the convention Of the
Land League in Philadelphia on April
25th.
An Italian barber named Bella was
arrested yesterday i'll Boston on the
charge of making and passing counter
felt half dollars. He was held in $4,000
bail.
The house of William Harris, colored,
In Campbell County, Georgia, was burn
ed on Sunday night, and two children
perished in it.
Harriet, daughter of John Martin, at
New Brunswick, New Jersey, was
burned to death yesterday by her clothes
catching fire.
Charles d. Erhy, a leprous patient In
the Almshouse at Salem, Massachusetts,
died last evening. He contracted the
disease in the Sandwich Islands.
Business men in Montreal assert that
the frauds upOn the customs in that
city "amount annually to hundreds Of
thousands if not millions of dollars"
1t is now SAID that the President has
given up his Fortress Monroe trip, and
instead, will move in a few days to his
summer residence, the Soldiers Home
Two men, named Coomes and Smith,
accused of incendiarism, were lynched
by vigilance committee, near Helena
on Sunday night.
Kate Judd, the incendiary, and George
Rounds, the burglar, who recently
escaped from Jail at Newport, Rhode
Island, have been re-arrested.
There are no further fears of an over
flow along the Yazoo river, the water at
all points heard from being at a stand or
The death is announced, in Florida,
Of French A. johnson, the well-known
)arsnan and pigeon shooter, of Boston.
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Dots.
Another sudden flop in the weather.
There is a dearth in amusements.
John G. Baker has been elected Presi-
lent of the Pioneer Coach Company.
Fish Commissioner Moore, will re-
,eive 1000, 900 young shad for distribn-
ton.
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