Daily Republican., 1883-12-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
TArAL CAsUALflBs - DLOODY
T2A0EOIE8-OTHER
GENEaAL NEWR.

FATAL CASUALf1Bs - DL00Dl
RA0EDIE8-OrH1B
GENEAAL NEWS.
In addressing . pstit juror, who's
term Of service had expired yesterda
in Washington, Judge Wylis said
might be that jprymss had formed an,
expressed an opipton, but the opinion
thus formed should not disquSlify 4
man from serving ~ . juror. Hs knev
from his own experience that flrst opin
ions would yield to the weight Of svi
dence. ., .,,.. +.
The Coronsr's jury In the case Of tn,
murdered Asybeas, at Bsookvills, Loni
Island, yesterday returned . verdiol
that tho victims came 70 their death from
strsngulHtion BY some party or parties
unknown. There 10 still no real clue II
the murderer. The two Oolored men ar
rested ON suspicion have been dis.
charged. If-
Elk. Marshall, stage machinist OF
the Madison Square "Rajah" Company
opened the wrong door In the Southern
Hotel, In Selma, Alabama, on Thurs.
day night, and walked of an exposed
landing on the second story, falling In.
to the court below, distance Of 20 feet,
and breaking his neck.
At meeting Of the Town COMMITTEES
Of West Orange, New Jersey, yestsr.
day, $500 WAS appropriated q . reward
for the arrest and conviction Of the
murderer Of Phoebe Paullin In aLdi.
ton to this sum tho citizens have sub.
scribed $1,000.
In Baltimore yesterday, Mrs. Riall,
2s years of age, bled to death her two
little daughters, aged respectively two
aud five years, and then cut her own
throat. Both of the children are dead,
and the mother is not expected to re
cover.
An attempt to arrest four burglars In
Shelby, Ohio, yesterday morning, re-
suited In the killing Of two OF the
burglars, and the wonnding Of two of
the arresting party. The surviving
burglars wer. captured. ...I. y
An engine and tender on the Third
Avenue Elevated Railroad In New
York ran off the track near Chatham
Square yesterday, and tore away about
twenty feet Of guard rail-. No person
was Injured.
The elevator OF the Kansas Cen trsl
Railroad, at LeavenwOrth, was burned
on Thursday night, with 40, 900 bushels
Of wheat and barley. The building cost
s4O,OUO. ,..E.s
1t Is believed the public debt state.
ment for November will show Q de-.
crease Of about Sl,750,0O0. The small
ness Of the reduction IL due TO the pay
ment Of $4,000, 900 for pensions.
A man, supposed to be Albert Banks,
was killed at Marion, New Jersey, yes.
terday, BY m outgoing Philadelphia
express train.
Professor J. H. Tice, the weather
prophet, died suddenlyyestercay morn.
ing at his home, In Cheltenham, a|
suburb Of st. Louis
The loss by the burning Of the woollen
mills at SRxonville, Massachusetts, IL
now estimated at 100000.
Gold Medal. ..
Ii you wan. -four that will bake
white and hold the moisture, ask for
Gold Medal, the hest spring wheat -four,
The best Ia always tho cheapest w. j.
Kimble, Front and Madison streets.
Dress Goods.
A splendid variety at IL cents . yard
former prices were from 18 to 81 cents.
Wainwrigbt's, 312 Market street. \
rhe Oldess and Best.
McInall's Syrup of Tar vii, certainly
relieve coughs and hOarseness made
m n1s. O..
Market <Trusses 4 sneciaitv. n A.
guaranteed.
Photographs
DOZEN Card pSctor4s.hs a sGne nalv pstSUcbPpS @ PSr
reduced from y; 80 Per dozen to q 10 per dos-
S7 Msrtsi str.at v.,sno' pn''osrapnsf' saliefy
'~
PrOmnt reliahle md pavf. rtlv ba arp, |
less. No other prenaration can com ma re-
with 1t for q cough or cold. TWENTY
i've cents al all drue stores.
h ., co.., 80 49, -
Wainwr;Sh,"s aIo 49,. s..aa. w. sA'"''
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I'm NM Asss.s.S. ~
lyen.v ,os Ea., ss.onS @ ..,ens 3o'A'''
Ladies,
mo pebble button. worked button hol.
Or $50. a, Rabcock'a. 2O8 Marke
treet
pas>ss>..
rilphmsn usnnsr 4. nov ,..dv n, Al, r,,o.|
o6bing and paintins. Jobbinr ~ y sneeisitv'
10. SO Market street.
A. Chaunberu.
ctical tip. .rooier. snd ali kinds O, ,ob {
sset ~' e