Daily Republican., 1884-09-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
CAR COLLIsION-D FROM A
BULLET SHOOK = DALVATION
ARMY ROrTEN-EGGED.

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ARMY ROTTEN -EGGED.
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While Mrs. Melvina Butler was lean
ing over stove at her house In East
Boston, yesterday morning, q fifty
calibre bullet whizzed through the win
dow and struck her IN the breast. The
bullet merely caused bruise, and fell
to the floor, but Mrs. Butler died In a
few minutes. Tits supposed death WAS
caused by the shock and by internal
bleeding over the heart, induced by
the c0ncussion. The bullet 10 believed
70 have been shot from . weapon In
Char lesion.
Two hundred men and boys surround
ed the Salvation army barracks, at
Paris, Ontario, on Monday night, for
the purpose Of rotten-egging" Gene
raj AthertoD. Some mem bers Of the
army who ventured out were pelted
with decomposed eggs and hastily re-
treated. The army people remained
prisoners until two O'Clock yesterday
morning, when they managed to escape
by the rear OF the buildivg. " The po-
lice were powerless to protect them"
"Orange and Roman Catholic COLI
sions on large scale" are reported
from Choteau and Henley Harbor, on
| the coast of Labrador. Fire arms were
used, and large number of the COM
batants were killed and wounded. IL
10 said the Newfoundland authorities
have sent war ship to the scene Of the
| trouble.
Colonel Casey Young, Congressman
from the Memphis District Of Tennes-
see, was severely bruised yesterday by
break down accident, while out rid
| ing in Washington. The breaking
down of the vehicle frightened the
horse, which ran away, dragging
Mr.. Young some distance along the
street.
According to telegram from Otta-
wa, the Government agent engaging
| bOatuen to 60 to the Nile in connection
with the Gordon relief expedition il
meeting with great success. Many have
already been engaged and it is expected
there will be no difficulty in getting the
specified number.
The Secretary OF the Navy has deci-
ded to raise the Tallapoosa, and opera
tions for that purpose will be begun in
a few days. The contract for raising
the vessel was yesterday awarded to the
Merritt Wrecking Company, Of Boston.
The Tallapoosa is to be delivered at
Brooklyn for $4,000.
| Sitting Bull, Spotted Horn Bull, Long
Day, Grey Eagle, Red Spear and Fly
ing. .by-Crow, all noted Sioux Indians,
accompanied by the interpreter and
agent from Standing Rock Agency, in
Dakota, left Bismarck on Monday night
for Minneapolis, to attend the North
western Fair.
Coroner Robinson, of Long Island,
on Tuesday wrote to Miss Dora Buck
that eff she desired to have the body
of her brother, Private Henry, ex.
amined, she must write to the War Do.
partment for permission to have IL
exhumed."
i A warrant hns beer issued In Wilkes
barre for the arrest Of Samuel Roberts
the thieving paymaster of Charles Par
rish & Co., on the charge of embezzlinl
100000. Roberts was not at home Oh
I Tuesday, and was therefore not cap
tured.
u Rev. Benjamin s. Burnham, aged II
years, of Schroon Lake, and Mrs
Susan Anthony, aged 66, of Cambridge
were married on the camp-meetinl
ground at Round Lake, New York, OF
Monday.
Il "A telegram from somerset, ONO
says the Pope has conferred the degree
of Master of Theology on Rev. Father
Higgins, of st. Joseph's College. He II
said to he the first person in the United
States thus honored.
Il Martin Weinberger, convicted Of tn,
murder of Louis Gottfreund, peddler
near Sewickly, on the night of Jun,
10th. 1882, was hanged on Tuesday Ii
. the county Jail at Pittsburg.
II Teemer defeated Hosmer on Tuesday
, in the three mile sculling race ut Law
renee, Massachusetts, by length ant
, IA half. The time of the winner wa
> 2O.4s.
Yesterday afternoon a Grand stree
Car, OF the cross-town line, and ca
on the Second avenue line, in New
+ York, came into collision, badly injur
/ ing five passengers.