Daily Republican., 1885-01-29
NEWS SUMMARY.
EXCITEMENT ABOUT A VESSEL
PREPARING TO FIGHT THE
CHOLERA-LIBER BELL.

The anxiety In San Francisco over
the non-arrival Of the steamship San
Pablo at Yokohama is increasing. She
is now out forty days. The vessel IL
insured for $3.50 900. She has on
board Ave cabin passengers, 900 Chinese
returning home for their Nsw Year, ,and
1920. 900 in the treasure chest. The
crew, including officers, numbers 53.
The excitement in Chinatown Ia un-
usually great. The officers Of the COM
pany say there is no cause for anxiety,
and attribute the decay to an accident
of the machinery.
The formal transfer of the Liberty
Bell to the Exposition Managers at
New Orleans, took place yesterday at
ternoon. About 10000 persons were
present. After the formal presentation
of the bell by the Com m ittse to Mayor
Guillotte, J. Il. p. Perkins responded
on behalf of the Mayor. Addresses
were also II ade by General j. r. Owen,
OF Philadelphia, and Director General
Burke.
At the invitation of Mayor O'Brien,
of Boston, about forty physicians Of
that city yesterday met its Board OF
health at his office, " TO consider mea-
surps for the prevention or abatement
OF the evils of the expected cholera" 1t
was decided that the best plan TO pursue
would be to havea committee appointed
by the Mayor to make practical sugges-
tions on the subject Z.
In the Druse murder case, at New
burgh, New York, the jury found yes.
terday that Wm. Druse was shot and
killed by Roxanna, his wife, aged 40,
and that Mary the daughter, aged
20 George w. S. Druse, the son, aged
y ~ IL c,,ta h..r l,nu oafv
IA, " were feloniously present and gave
aid and comfort to the woman"
The general court-martial in Wash
ington is expected TO reach u CONCLUSION
in the case of General Swain by to-
night. 1t is understood that the Court
has already reached conclusion in the
, | rst charge-that of conduct unbecom-
ing an officer and gentleman, and
will ind him guilty on both specitica-
Q tiOns.
, AT Hamilton, Ontario, on Wednes-
day, a man named John Cash, just
! arrived from Ireland, said, "in the
presence of the police" that he was q
. Fenian. land that he was the man
. who drove the cab in which the men
rode who murdered Lord Cavendish
n and Mr.. Burke in PhGnix Park, Dub
J. lin"
The Democratic caucus of the liinois
O legislature, called for this evening to
/, make a nomination for United States
|. Senator, has been declared off," and
y another caucus has been called for
Wednt sday OF next week. 1t is said
there is "a possibility that neither party
will hold a caucus.
Stllman s. Conant, editor of Harpers'
Weekly, has been missing since the
10th inst. and his friends ar, anxious
tor his safety. Mr. Couant Is about %
years of age, five fest ten inches in
height, lair compiexioned, with a
brown mustache, and grey eyes, and
weighs about $50 pounds.
=. su was begun yesterday in Cleve.
- llid. Ohio, against Mrs JONES A.
ld III q ~ field, by woman named Thankful
~ ~ t. nner for 81, ,iVU. Thankful was run
u er by Mrs. Garfield's carriage, en-
m Deeeu.oer I'D, while in the public
Ia square, and she now alleges that she
- was seriously Injured.
pc Early on Wednesday morning four
re men were found in sleigh in Cincin'
rv pati, but one of whom was able N
y er speak One was dead and the other
he two so drunk and nearly frozen as to be
lis uncunsclous. he dead man was Peter
nd Gerger The party lad been on a spree
re Ilt Vi y lbtCf Souutys
n New York, are holding meetings and
Ir- preparing to put separate tickets in the
id field at the spring elections when neces.
a sary. Among the principal speakers are
r. Miss Frances Willard and Mrs. Emily
at Nc McLaughlin.
o. 1t is stated that Senator Riddleberger
at has received kilograms from Irish
IL American associations in various parts
e of the country, thanking him for the
or part he took in the debate upon the
RS Bayard resolution on Monday"
n The Legislature of Ohio on Wednes
day Adopted Joint resolution request
~ ing its Senators and Representatives in
" " Congress to vote for the ratification o
" the treaty in reference to the Nicaragus
40 canal.
an The election of Leland Stanford a,
a. L. S. Senator from California was con
ar tirmed on Wednesday by the Legisla
,r. ture of that State in joint session. Mr.
IN Stanford received 7S of the 118 votei
III cast.
n Diphtheria has prevailed in Fuller
in ton, Nebraska, for several weeks, anG
ST. there is hardly a member in the towI
n that has not lost a member from the
Is, disease.
Archbishop Alemany. of San Fran
tie cisco, has resigned, and the Pope hal
lie accepted his resignation. He will b,
n succeeded by Archbi shop Riordan, hi
he coadjutor.