Daily Republican., 1884-07-28
NEWS SUMMARY.
TROUBLE FOR THE SALVATION
ARMY-DROWNIN aASE0-
RAILROAD ACOIDENT0.


Salvation Army were arrested in
Rochester, New York, yesterday, for
singing while parading the streets.
They made up their minds to remaiL
| all night in the police station and oc-
| cupy the weary hours with prayer
meeting and singing. A request for SIX
Itamborines was refused. Their leaders
had been notified not to sing while
marching.
The creditors of Tuttle g. Post, pro-
prietors of the Grand Union Hotel, in
New Haven, Connecticut, have agreed
to accept 20 cents on the dollar, and the
Tuttlo, one of the members of the, irm,
has disappeared, and, ~ he had been
suffering from malaria, is supp )sed To
be " wandering about the country in .
semi-demented condition"
Fifty-one men, of various nationali-
ties, and white and colored, are in the
county jail at Pittsburg, on the charge
of having assaulted and robbed Lizzie
Bradley in camp on the Monongahela
river. Miss Bradley il expected TO
survive her injuries, and her jswelry,
valued at $500, has been recovered.
A freight train on the New Jersey
Southern Railroad was wrecked near
Rosenhain on Saturday morning by
the breaking of a journal and the spread
ing of the track. A few passengers were
carried on the train, but they escaped
with slight bruises.
/ A violent wind and hail storm at
Tower City, Dakota, on Friday, unroof-
ed several buildings and levelled others.
There was a general smashing of win
dow glass, and the crop in the feds
were ruined. Several persons were in
ljured, but none fatally.
Another joint meeting of the Progress
sive and international Cigar Makers
Unions was held yesterday in New
York. A committees of five was al-
pointed by each body to prepare plan
of consolidation, TO be- submitted at the
= next meeting.
Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka, of
y the Third Cavalry, of Arctic fame, has
Resigned from the army, his signatiOn
/ to take effect OH the 3lst of next January.
He has been granted leave of absence
Q until that date, with permission to go
abroad.
Silas Hudson, James Padgett and
Arthur Page. young men "of good
families" have been arrested in Lynch
\. burg, Virginia, on the chargeof attempt-
ing to " reck railroad train by placing
II logs on the track.
A storm in Eau Claire County, Wis
IS cousin. on Saturday, caused damage to
au extent estimated at 10000. Hail.
N stones fell which are said 10 have mea-
sured six to eight inches in diameter,
AZ At Portsmouth, New Hampshire. On
=, Saturday, Commodore Luce assumed
command of tue North All iutic squad
N ron, relieving Rear Admiral CoIper,
VINO goes on The retired list.
.ilt The vessels of the Greedy relief 50 ,ad-
ron sailed from st. Johns, Newtound.
n. land Saturday morning, foc Gne UuiJei
States Lieutenant Greedy is still im-
he proving in health.
William McDerby, aged 81 years.
ho attached to the Geographical Exchange
>, Department Of the Navy, waadrowned
-" on Sunday while bathing in the Har-
lem river, at New York.
John Stanton, employed in the Bost
an Colliery at Ashland, Penna. was killed
on Saturday night while being hoisted
en- up the slope. He was caught in the
timbers and crushed to death.
mt The Dominion Council has ordered
ing liquors imported for the purpose
ay of being exported, a fee of fifty cents a
@o package will be levied"
IL Sudiico Guy lcS, dSCu ~ yoaibi W0c
~ drowned while trying to save small
boy at Eddyville, New York, on Satur-
tn day. The boy was saved by fisher
he man.
l.. The Schreiber house, Herald office,
at Odd Fellows hall and two stores, in
Millerstown, Pa, were burned Saturday
et morning by fire caused by the explo-
he sion OF a lamp. Loss $50, 900.
The Soldiers Monument at Dayton,
a1i Ohio, was finished on Friday, and will
be dedicated on the 31st inst. 1t is OF
VA granite, 80 feet in height, and cost
d. $35, 200.
James Gopsill, ex-Mayor of Jersey
Or City, died on Saturday, aged 60 years.
NO He was delegate to the Republican
National Conventions Of 1872, 1880 and
1884.
n Marsden Tripp, an elderly shoemak or,
was arrested in Jersey City, ON Friday
,t night, for drunkenness, and on his per-
w son was found $50 in counterfeit coin.
In The store ofB. Goodman & Co., at
Navaosta, Texas, was burned ON Friday
ssrr morning, and an adjoining build
ct ing was damaged. Loss $4,000
The foundry and machine shops OF
o. Tuncliffe & Co., at Nashville, Illinois,
70 were burned on Saturday morning.
W Loss $4,000.
he A heavy FROST at New Durham and
IL Peterborough, in New Hampshire, last
Mt Friday night, did serious injury to
vegetation.
y. Rain fell On Friday and Saturday
e ea throughout Central and Southern Ohio,
" allaying the apprehensions for the corn
,d and potato crop.
sh Six persons were killed by lightning
ID, in different places in Ohio on Friday
and Saturday last