Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
News Summary.
TME INOIAND-AH IMPORTANR
observation-disclosures
THE HEAT.
A DEGENER ATE SON.

A D EG ENER A TE SON.
A private letter from Kinney county
Texas, ,saye that hostile bands of India
taking advantage Of the withdrawal Of
large on the frontier. The writer states
that two Mexicsns at tho mouth Of the
Pinto Creek, eight 1t Las Vegas, and
about twenty at other points have been
killed in the Trans Rio Grande, near
the border, by Indians, and that band
| of fifteen raiding warriors have been in
Kinney, near Manning Brothers ranch.
30 far ~ learned 90 loss Of life has at
tended the Indian raidfn Texas.
The law officer of the Post Office De-
partment has given an opinion to the
effect that postmaster who uses or
converts to his own use the postal funds
In his hands, although not required to
deposit them until tho end Of the cur.
rent month or quarter. IL guilty Of
embezzlement. "Any post-master who
them good when the time for depositing
arrives is liable to prosecution and pun.
ishmont."
| The Sabinas coal mines, near Eagle
Pass, Mexico, were closed on Monday
by Mexican federal judge on . suit
brought by Milmo, the Mexican banker,
who claims the property. This is the
third time since the mines were opened
in 1888, that operators have been stop
ped at the instance of Milmo, who
claims the property under Q Spanish
grant to his wife's ancestors. The
property, with improvements, 10 worth
81, 100000. 1t Is expected that the
embargo will be removed inside Of
thirty days.
Charles Damarin, son and chief
deputy of Postmaster Damarin, of
Portsmouth, Ohio, IL reported to have
absconded with $2,700 of Government
funds. His father, who was recently
paralyzed from the waist downward,
is almost prostrated. He SAYS the
shortage will be made good as soon
as the amount can be definitely ascsr-
| tained.
The trustees and officers of vassar
College were in session FIVE hours on
Tuesday trying to elect president Of
the College. Rev. DR.. Glausha Ander.
son, of Chicago, was the favorite nomi.
nee Hereceived twelve votes, but as
fifteen were necessary to secure his
| election, the matter was laid over
until the first Tuesday in Septem Der.
| The annual meeting of the New Jer-
sey Sabbath School Union opened Oh
Tuesday at Ocean Grove. Rev. DR.. w.
j. Il. Taylor. Of Newark, spoke upon
the Wholesale dissertation of Sunday,
Last evening Rev. Joseph n. Knowles,
OF Madison, read paper against Sum-
day newspapers.
Admiral Jouet, telegraphs to the
Secretary of the Navy from Savanillo,
under date of the 14th inst: Every.
Il IN atxaa ss,t, a
this vicinity and on the Isthmus.
shall soon sail for Hampton Roads with
the Tennessee. The Yantic will remain
on the Columbian coast"
Governor Hill, of New York, has re-
fused the application for pardon OF
John O'Brieu, alias Robert Lindsey, OF
New York, convicted of perjury in
connection with the Garfield -Morey let.
ter, and sentenced in April, 1881, to
i eight years imprisonment in Sing Sing
Penitentiary.
1t is reported from Fort Reno that
General Sheridan has organized an In
dian police force composed of LOG
young Oheyennes. 1. is thought
that the General in his report
Will attribute the dissatisfac tion
among the Indians chiefly to the cattle
leases.
Since SATURDAY. last q fire has been
raging seven hundred feet below the
surface In the Hollenback mine at
Wilkesbarre, but 1t is now reported
under control. 1t was started BY a
lamp falling from one of the miners
hats.
By the premature explosion of a
blast on the South Pennsylyania
railroad, near Fort Littleton.
Fulton County, Penna., on Monday
night, three men were killed and two
Injured, perhaps fatally.
Albert Tier, the six-year-old son of
James Tier, who was burned by q coal
on explosion in Baltimore on Monday.
died early yesterday morning. His
brother James. aged eleven, is not ex-
pected TO recover.
AT Salt Lake City yesterday, Thos.
Porcher was hell in$l, 1000 bail for
unlawful cohabitaion with his niece
as plural wife. 1t is said they had
ten children, all OF whom are dead.
The Marine Hospital Bureau il
informed that yellow fever is epidemic
at Bahia, Brazil, and that cholera has
appeared at Puerto Real, the port of
entry of Cadiz.
Charles K leinert, travelling salesman
lor ,. w. COOK, of Phi ladelphia, WAS
overcome by the heat at PottsyilIe.
yesterday, and died at six O'Clock in
the evening.
Henry krauskopf, OF Indiana. for
twenty years a clerk IN the Second
AUDITORS office in Washington, was
striken with paralysis yesterday and
died at his desk.
The town of Skidrnore, Missouri. was
burned on Sunday. Loss, nearly 500.
ooo. Inc nre was started by boys
playing with matches il a hay
NOV.
A despatch from Trinidad, Colorado.
says that during heavy rain storm Oh
Iuesday afternoon, man, woman and
child were droRneG while CROSSING a
run.
b. h Adams, OF Nauch Chunk. WAS
choked t. death by a nice.
OF beef at dinner H. hotei a. Mount
Car mel.
Professor Charles Kendall Ada,ns
the newly elected President of Corns,'
I niversity, Las written q letter accant.
ing the position.
Rev. Patrick Muiligan, Of S.. Mary's
Catholic church, at Hunters point
Long Island died suddenl " on Tuesday
of sun stroke.
Inc trial OF Louis Rie,, on the charge
OF nigh treason, began at Regina. in
the Northwest Territory, on NJ onday.
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