Daily Republican., 1884-09-25
NEWS SUMMARY.
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HE
WIFE. - LARGE BEQUEsTs.-
KILLIHG D1sEAUED COWS

WIFE. - LARGE BEQUESTS.-
KILLI1G D1nEAUED COWS
The viii Of tbs late Charles W. West,
OF Cincinn att, makes the following be-
quests to institutions In that city !:
To the Old Mems Home, $50, 900; to ihe
Widows' Home, Children's Home, tas
Cincinnati Orphans Asylum, the Gar.
man Protestant Orphan Asylum, the
Vile, SIC, 600; to the Sisters of the Good
Shepherd and Little Sisters of the
Poor, $4,000 each.
1t is reported from Fort Mckinney,
Wyoming, that the dead body of Gil
bert Henry Charles Leigh, q mem TER Of
the British Parliament, has been found
Big Horn Mountains. Mr.. Leigh, who
was with q small English plea sure
party, left them ON the 4th inst. for .
stroll, and WAS not heard of until, after
eight days search, his body was found.
At New Orleans, yesterday, Messrs.
Adams and Davis, indicted on Tuesday
for making afidavIts against State
Registrar Brewster, applied to the U. 8.
Circuit Court for transfer of their
cases to that Court. Judge Pardee
granted the application and ordered .
special session of the Court to begin on
the 10th of October for the trial of ALI
such cases.
Two more of the Greenland feet OF
vessels arrived at Gloucester, Massa-
chusetts, yesterday, making four sarri-
walls this season and leaving three to
arrive. The new arrivals report the
fishing practically a failure this season.
The Danish authorities strenuously
| oppose fishing on the western C, ast o
Greenland.
DR.. Paaren, the State Veterinarian,
Of Illinois, yesterday went to Geneva,
in that State, and killed two Jersey
COWS which had been quarantined with
pleuro- pneumonia since July last. He
| will go to Jacksonvi,'o and Rushvill0
to kill some cattle in quarantine at
those places.
| A despatch from Dayton, Ohio, says
heavy rain has relieved the longest
drought experienced for years In the
Miami Valley. 1t was too late, how.
ever, for vegetables, which had been
dried up. All tho crops were injured.
No rain had fallen since August B.
A telegram from New York says
Frank Forshay, a window shade manu-
facturer of Philadelphia, became vio-
lently insane TO night at the Sturtev ant
House, where he had been stopping.
He was finally captured by the police
and removed to hospital.
Lieutenant M. A. Shufeldt, of the
navy, son of Rear Admiral Shufeldt,
who has recently been exploring NADIA,
gascar and pbotographing its natives
and scenery, returned to Washington
on Wednesday. He will make a report
to the Navy Department.
The Metropolitan National Bank, OF
New York City, has reduced its circu.
lation > 259, 900, b. the deposit OF that
} amount OF money from the procesds of
: u 200, ,O0Q three per cent. bonds called
Tor payment on the Both lust.
y George Russell, 43 years OF age. while
, leaning out Of the thivd-src'y window
. of his house in Brooklyn, New York,
. on Wednesday, lost bis balance Ahu
/ fell to the ground. He Was insta ,t5
8 killed.
A public sale OF imported Jers
: cattle took place on Wednesday In
Baltimore. Nineteen cows and heiferl
q and one bull were sold, the price,
!, ranging only from 500 to 5000.
l Hiram Huyck, Postmaster at Eaton
Vile, a erkimer county, New York, &C.
; oidentally shot and killed his wifi
yesterday morning, with gun.
II A telegram from Portland, Oregon
= reports that ex-U. s. Senator Nesmith
of that State, has become insane, and
has been placed in an asylum.
u At . meeting in Pittsburg last night
, 1t was decided to boycott any contractor
refusing to pay their hod-carriers 81 5,
> per day.
The Chinese Government has applied
for 5000 square feet Of space for its ex
hibit at the New Orleans Exposition.