Daily Republican., 1885-11-12
News Summary.
A BATCH OF sUICiDEs-THE SAL
SAEiON ARMY-RIEL PRAY.
ING AND. WHITING.
THE PLEURU-pNEUMONIA.


Jas. Rice, under arrest for burglary,
committed suicide by cutting his throat
IN the jssil at Canaudaigua, New York,
on WedD ssday moraing.
Captain Woodbury. s. Polleys, aged
70 years, formerly q U. 8. Consul in
Cuba, committed suicide on Wednes
day In Portland, Ne. He was unable
10 obtain employment.
A nan named Bloom field,. manager
for ths Star Man afacturing Com paDy,
committed suicide In Buffalo on Wed
nesdsy. He leaves wife and several
children.
Tho total value Of our exports CT
mineral oils during the ten months
which ended on October 3ist, 1885, was
Sal J9S. 424, against $40, 46I, ,G25 during
the corresponding period Of last year
The Methodist Episcopal Conference
in New York last night completed its
appropriations for domestic work. The
total is S205, 900. The grand total OF an.
preparations by the conference this year
Ia 81 ,25O, ,0O0.
Captain M. A. Magnfe, of Cjpoin-
natl, was drowned on Wednesday in
the Tennessee river while hunting
ducks. He lost his life In trying to
save a oolored bog wAo was with hira
when the boat capsized.
Nine studsnts of the Ohio Wesley an
University, at Delaware, Ohio, were on
Wednesday suspended and fifty one
others were reprir&anded, for having
attsnGed "a represer tation of Richard
Ill"
G. H. Barker, an unmarried man,
twenty eight years old, who lives in
New bnryport, Masssch usetts, has been
notified that he has fallen heir TO for
tune of 81 500, 800. The property c,mes
from his aunt, Mrs. Mary Ann Thur.
burn, of London.
The latest list of the Algorna's passep.
gers and crew show that as lives were
lost and IA saved The list, however
Is Incomplete. a namber of passenger
are believed to have got on the vessel al
Sault Ste Marie, and some of the com.
pany's officials say that fully one hun.
dred have gone down."
a telegram from Ottawa says the
death sentence passed on those recently
convicted of murder In connection with
the Northwest rebellion will be com
muted in several cases. The others
will be carried into effect on the date
A0Ouf VIC bh
At Boston, yesterday, Mrs. Emma
Coolidge was taken into the municipal
court and the charge against her of 30
liciting aid to commit m arder in con-
nection with the Mellen conspiracy
case was continued until December 9th i.
She was remanded to jail.
The Salvation Army Gone man and
three women) has been holding meet.
| ings In hall in the sscoud st ~ of a
building In Cincinnati On Wednesday
, night, while the room and stairway
leading to 1t we're crowded, parties in
! the street threw stones through the
windows, breaking up the meeting.
No person was seriously injured. Ser.
vices will not be hell in that building
again.
The Governor of Indiana yesterd ~
| Issued proclamation against the in
PRODUCTION of cattle afflicted with
pleuro-pneumonia into that State.
Shippers OF cattle to Indiana from the
States:of Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia, Illinois, Ken :
tucky, Missouri and the district of
Columbia must make the customary
affidavits.
A telegram from Winnipeg says that
hiel spends his time "praying and
writing late into the night scribbling
prophecies" He received the notice of
his repriave joyfully, exclaiming ct
thank Almighty God for his great
mercy and the clemency He has put In
the hearts Of His people. am thank
rul for this eight days more to live."