Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
News Summary.
AN OBSCENE PLACE OF BHTKK~
TAINAEN NC-GOGv1C %
CONSPIRACY.
$4,000 BOLDLY STOLEN.

In Baltimore last fell George Mach
man and Thomas Turpin, proprietors Of
the " French Fro'iquas," were convie
ted in the Criminal Courtoftksepipg an
indecent and obscene place Of entertain
ment. The case was carried to the
Court Of Appeals, which tribunal
affirmed the decision of she Court below.
On Saturday Judge Phelps sentenced
Nachman and Turpin each to six
months imprisonment and payment of
a fine of$259.
In Chicago, D. year ago, Mervis
Raffsky conspired with the father of D
young man aecused'of burglary to Ax
the Grand Jury, so that no indictment
would be found, and received so for
his work, He was arrested, tried and
convicted Of conspiracy, and was on
Saturday sentenced by Judge Hawes
to pay . fms Of $3.50 and costs, 10 be
worked ont at the rate of S1.50 per
day. .t.
In Pittsburg last Friday noon, while
the cashier ofthe Fourth National Bank
was at lunch, q young man entered the
bank and told the clerk in charge that
a gentleman at the door wished TO SEQ
him. The clerk was out for q moment
speak ing to . man in q buggy, and
when he returned $4,000 in cash was
| m issipg and the stranger had disap.
peared. The fact of the robbery leaked
out yesterday. There Is nc trace of the
I thieves.
The preliminary examination of the
Poles, charged with conspiracy in the
murders during the church riot of June
28th at Toledo, Ohio, were concluded
in the police couet on Saturday. Seven
teen were Sound over on the charge of
murder in the first degree thirteen
on the charge of assault with intent TO
kill, aud six were discharged.
| In Chicago, ,, on Saturday, counsel for
Judge Smith, the Republican oandi.
date for Mayor at the last municipal
election, served on Mayor Smith a
formal notice that on Wednesday next
they W ill ask the County Court for an
order directing re. count of the ballots
in order to determine WAC is enti tied
10 the office.
Secretary Lamar has decided that the
cattle trails in the Indian Territory
must not I've obstructed. and has issued
orders accordingly. There is large
accumulation of Texas stock at a point
south of the Canadian river, but there
is no disease among the cattle.
The design for the new en.cent
special delivery stamp has been ap-
lproved by the Postmaster General and
given to the American Bank Note
Company, which will print the
stamps.
Christopher Mann died in Tpdepen-
dence, Missouri, last night at the al
legged age of Ill years. "He was born in
Virginia in 1774, and came TO this
place (ladependenee) in 1885"
Thomas Mclaughlin and Robert
Dal1elle, young msn, while bathing in
Long Island Sound, off Riker's Island,
on Saturday evening, were caught by
the swell of passing steamer, swept
into deep water aad drowned.
The British steamer Colombo, from
| South Carolina with phosphates for
Dublin, ran ashore on Sc0tary Island
+, last Friday evening and is a total
wreck. Her captain and crew are all
safe.
Charles Dyer, a breaker boss, at
tempted suic ice at Shenandoah, Pa,
yesterday morning, and is not expected
TO recover He is said to have had
three wives, one of whom threatened to
prosecute him.
Sixty persons are reported 10 have
been poisoned near kankakee, Illinois,
by eating dried beef brought from Chi.
cSEo. suO NlCtlnb are Qdu-
gerously sick.
The early closing movement, to give
employees half holiday on Saturdays,
has been inauguratsd in Albany, Buffa-
10 and Rochester.
Arthur Braunigan, being very drunk,
lay down on a railroad track atSteuben-
vile, Ohio. on Sunday night, to sleep.
He was run over and killed by a train.
Immense clouds of grasshoppers, "of
the Kansas variety, have appeared in
the Mexican State of Coahula, flying
northward.
The two cases of alleged " sporadic''
cholera among the Poles in the jail at
Toledo, Ohio, were ordinary cholera
morbus.
Three new cases of smallpox were
reported at Toronto Oltaria, yester-
day.