Daily Republican., 1884-08-01
NEWS SUMMARY.


FEITER A8RESTED.
Yesterday was the anniversary of
the founding of Ocean Grove, and &c
was celebrated by services in Thom y
son Square, where the first PRAYER
meeting was held thirteen years ago.
In the evening a meeting was held in
the tabernacle. To-day a three days
reunion ofthe members ofthe Christian
Commission and the Army Chaplaias
of the late war, both Union and Con.
federate, will open, with Hon. George
II. Stuart, of Philadelphia, the Presi-
dent, in the chair.
A severe thunder storm passed over
Baltimore yesterday afternoon. Hon,es
on Fayettee, Fremont and other streets
in the lower portion of the city we're
flooded several buildings in course OF
erection on Carey street were blown
down, and the end and partition walls
OF block of buildings on Carrolltou
avenue were washed away. On Bslti.
more street awning posts were broken
off by the wind, and in Harlem Park
several large trees were levelled.
John Malcolm and Frank Cunning
ham, supposed to have been the leaders
in the glass works riot at Bradford,
PenDa., were arrested yesterday. Tney
gave bail and quilted the place last
evening. Dagneaux, the uop-union
foreman, who was assaulted By the
strikers, had his eyes torn out and
will never be able to see again"
The police of Pittsburg yesterday
captured Calf" Hogan " SONNY"
Hogan, Charles Hicks and j ohm Scholes.
all colored, and recovered six large
trunks, filled with gold watches, dia-
monds, silver ware, sealskin goods,
silks, ETC., valued at over $4,000.
These burglars had been operating for
about three months.
A telegram frofa Charlottesville. Vir.
! gipia, says that at three o'clock yester-
day morning a large mob attempted
to take from the Albemarle Jail and
lynch John Roland, who killed James
, Fry on the even ng of the 2S.h ult Find
ing that the citizens aud military were
guarding the Jail, the lynchers desisted
from their attempt.
! On Wednesday afternoon three mask
ca men entered the house of Rhody
boy 10, weil-to-do farmer living near
! 81. Joe, IN the oil region of Penna..
ara compelled him at the point of re-
+, Volyer to open his safe and give them
Sl3. 900 in cash. They escaped with
their plunder to the woods.
A freight train on the Fitchbure
Railroad ran into and demolished !.
horse car at street crossing in Charles
town, Massachusetts, on Wednesday
/ night. j. IL. Wiley, a passenger in the
car, was dangerously injured, and the
driver was badly bruised.
! Wednesday was the s rand Army las
OF The Soldiers Re-un ion at DAYTON.
ONO. There was parade, a sham naval
battle on the Miami river, and spseca
making-the speakers being ex-Prest-
dent Hayes and General Rosecrans,
Kennedy and Wood.
Two trains on the Pennsylvania R1,l-
,dad collided near SJeelton early yss.
'erday morning, and an engine and I've
cars loaded with mere hand disc were de-
molished. The tracks were blocked for
nearly six hours.
During performances of Buffalo Bill's
Wild West show at Hartford, Conn &C.
ticut, yesterday afternoon, Major Frank
North, leading member of the company
had several ribs broken by being thrown
| from his horse.
Joel Law, Jr., being drunk and abus-
ing his family, was shot. and unortally
wounded by his step-son, Charles
Wright, in Marietta, Indiana, last Tues
day evening.
Ties were piled in three places on the
track of the Northwestern Railroad.
about thirty miles north of Milwaukee.
on Wednesday night, Tor the purpose of
wIecking trains. There is no clue TO he
villains.
Sylvester Thorp was shot and
mortally wounded by Zacharilh
Campbell, in drunken quar-.
rel at Jackson, Kentucky, on Wednes.
day.
Governor Hamilton, of Illinois, on
wednesday evening issu I'd warrant
for the arrest of Governor Noses, of
South Carolina, who is wanted in other
States on charges ofswindling.
The Mexican General Neri reports
that on Wednesday he attacked ahe
reb els under Damasco Reyes in the
State OF Guerrego, "and killed six
leaders and several prlvates.'
The Bushy Creek bridge, 75 feet high,
on the lIissouri Pacific Railroad, about
25 miles from Austin, Texas, was
burned on Wednesday afternoon. All
the trains on the road were blocked.
The lessees of The State Panitentiary
of Arkansas wera notified yesterday by
the citizens of Pope County "to take
the convicts of the coal mines there
within ten days"
Representative Culberston, of Ken
tncky, who shot himself in Washing.
ton on Tuesday, was somewhat bettec
yesterday, and there was hope of hi,
recovery.
A fire at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
early yesterday morning, destroyed
nearly whole block on Central avenue.
cansing loss of S65, 600.
It is estimated that the public debt
statement for July will show decreas,
of about s. 600, 900.
Charles Z. Troisi as arrested in Bos.
ton yesterday for passing counterfeit
English sovereigus.
PhiIadelph las Polluted Water.
Wissahicken creek, one of the