Daily Republican., 1885-04-30
Jews Summary.

The officers OF the Amnigamated Associa-
tion have made a statenentin answer to ihe
or .sagns oi ~ anm,,actnrers ior reduction
! Of this dcmnnd has been that. on account OF
tne i9w wages IN the cast. iron could be pro-
ftttsburg. The figures presented by the
Amalgamsted Association show that ''ihsre
| is really difference Of e3.7g Ia favor of the
Western manufacturers.
A mass meeting of miners and labcrers was
neid Yesterday at Audenr,id. Penna., at
which RESOLUTIONS were adopted extending the
| sympathy OF those present TO the miners now
| on strike at Beaver Meadows. Jetdo, Drlrton
ana and tis bland: and promising AL the aid IN
struggle with various operators.
| On saturday the German trackmen on the
West shore Railroad at Frank fort, New York,
italians. A Tow occurred yesterday. One Of
the Italians shot Edward +. Heysner in the
head and 1t is thought he will die. The Italians
then ran away.
Rev. Joscph Graf director OF the musical
deRartm, OF the Cathedral at baltimore,
WI VIII sall & iSr Rome on Nay iith. to confer with
condition of ecclesia tical music IN this
country. He Will take with him two copies OF
he edited In modern form and which was pro-
duced at the Cathedral during tho Plenary
Council.
been recently tested At the New York Assay
Office and found TO weigh $40 grains, making
ySs eo Of Vel
upon a pair OF scales in a drug store. The
snperintendent of the Assay office reports
but within the limits OF tolerance.
The trial OF william r. Smith, ex-clerk In
the office OF the Anditor OF Public Accounts
OF State funds, ended last night. The Jury
brought In a verdict OF guilty, and nxed the
sentence at two years' tmpsisc,a,,ment risen, ot in the
motion for anew trial. There are "a other in
dictnents against Smith.
A telegram from FL Paso reports that box
House vt III Paso del Norte, has been broken
inG al = stolen
House oficers are under arrest on suspicion.
The Y; 8: Grand. jury, at NsN r, Orleans, rs,
Goyernment S Henry n. FTisbie, Henry Won
Werthen, John Giidings, Or: William Her
Springer. who died IN that city in 1888.
A telegram from Panama dated yesterday
says: Everything Is quiet here; The ne:o-
alsSsndhentf Sn "f OF OF i Geaer.i n Hapaies :forees
The Colombian troops are still aboard the
The Police Commission In Cincinnati has de-
cidcd to close the theatres and other places 81
amusement there on sunday. Many man,
M probsss make test case
W. II. Faulkner, of the Indian service, has
been appointed special agent OF the Interior
department TO COHuuct REMOVAL Oh TIE NtL
lPerce Indians from the Indian Territory, to
Idaho and Washington Territory.
The levees are reported ito be breaking on
the lower Arkansas river, and many valuable
far ms are being Inundated. The current is
rushing through some places with sufficient
force 70 uproot large trees and fears of cut
of are Entertained.
/ Charles A. Holt, a money lender OF Boston,
left tn at city u few days ago and Is supposed
TO have gone to South America. He is charged
with having forged notes and mortgages
amounting TO about t3LUO.
The striking quarrymen near Joliet, Illinois,
are said 10 be again making irouble large
mont to invade the Joliet quarries. and the
militia have been called out.
The ice gorge opposite Quebec has been
down. No damage. was done, and the ferry
steamers were running yesterday.
A train collide with wagon in Austin
men named Anderson and ballard, the former
| fatally. The horse was killed.
The working force of the Navy Department
| in Washington will be REDUCED to-day by
there Is subsidirg rapidly. 1t is estimated thai
| the damage by the hood Is sloo.0oo.
' The Russian corvette Strelok left Norfolk,
1 VI ginia, yesterday morning. Her destlna-
| ton is not known.
AT uun1 -rfKHzzs.
The skating rink at Dover Is Ia tbt
| hands OF the outtlu Wno "bA oA-
buildjpg ut Sheritf'a Sale.
The large skating rink at Reading
Pa, named the Metropolitan and cost
ling $50, 900, closed its doors for tn,
season last week. Cheap operas anc
!, cheap theatricals burst Its business, an'
}, IL had not been paying expenses 10
some time past. ,,,
The Chester rink is being liberal
, patronized and is doing nicely Tor II
. owners as paying investment.
The Media rink although a sma
: affair, ,is doing a good business.
The Wilmington Kinks have both d0i
:. a good paying business, and the w
v mington rink will close its doors for u
}. season on Saturday evening, the md
l. MAY, and re open on Friday evenin
d the 4th of September.
d MT. Beardsley and his associates ha'
e made quite host of friends since
$, advent amongst us, who wish him
Il, prosperous season at bis opening
u September.
The attraction this evening at t
Wilmington rink will be the comoir
tion of Canary, Liyesey and Gilmore