Daily Republican., 1885-02-11
PIECE CNE CENT
NEWS SUMMARY.
BUN GLA6s-C Oh URCU ROBBED-
COTTON NOT MARKEIED-
ErC., ETC.

nuh hGLA1S- Oh URCu HOBBED
COTTON NOT MARKETED-
ErC., ETC.
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A telegram from the City Of Mexico
reports that a secret agent of the
revenue stamp department attempting
TO act as spy at Jalisco, bought q
package OF cigarette without stamp
from poor tTadesDap an. Upon attempt
ing TO coihsoate The mans goods, the
agent WAS seized by the citizens, doused
1t the public fountain, at.ejkard
tarred and feafhered and paraded
through the stree accompanied by a
brass bend.
According to the February report Of
the Department Of Agriculture the pro-
portion OF the cotton crop not sent to
market from the plantations ON the LIST
OF EeDruary was 89H per cent. OF the
entire crop, leav ing lOL Der cent, to be-
marketed. The returns indicate An
aggregate crop Of five and two. thirds
millions Of bales, or about 80 per cent.
Of the crop OF last year.
A small boz filled with cIockvork
Anc Quantity Of suspicious looking
material, supposed to be dynamite"
was found on Tuesday morning outside
the gate Of the Government House at
Toronto. The box was taken 10 the
police station, where the Suspicious
looking material" was discovered to be
lampblack.
The Legislature Of Illinois re- Assem- bled
yesterday morning, but, as NO ouorom
was present in either House. q RECESS
was taken until this morning. Az The
recess continues the Legislative day.
the ballot for Unised States Senator.
when taken, will be considered as in
compliance with the law.
Four mon, named Wright. Betbuane.
Henderson and Lee, were arrested on
Monday on the charge of having wreck.
ed q freight train on the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad in
October last. Several cars were de-
stroyed by the wreck and fireman was
killed.
A store in Johnston, South Carolins.
was entered on Monday night by bur-
glars, who blew open the safe with suca
force that Its top was imbedded In the
ceiling. The building was badly dam
aged, it, front being sprung six inches
out Of plumb.
The Attorney General has submitted
TO the President his review of the
proceedings of the court martial in the
Swain case. 1t 10 understood that he
sustains the proceedings of the Court
throughout the trial as Irregular and in
strict accord with law"
An accident occurred on Monday on
the Augusta and Knoxville Railroad.
near Augusta, Georgia, caused by the
spreading of the rails, by which J. q.
Davis and Judson Walling, train hands,
were killed.
Mrs. II. Day, one of the injured in
the railroad disaster at Creston. Iowa.
died on Monday night. Her death is
the seventh. The rest OF the In piured.
twenty four In number, are expected to
recover.
=" The American Protective Tariff
Association has been organ ized under
the laws Of New York State. It will
aid in forming similar associations
throughout the country.
Burglars entered the dwelling of
George Livingood, in Berks County, on
Monday night, chloroformed the in
mates and decamped with 81 200 in
cash and rotes.
The Governor of Maryland ON Tues
day appointed John s. Gettings, of
Baltimore, to be State Treasurer, in
place of Barnes Compton, elected to the
next Congress.
A camp near Lake Simon, Quebec,
was burned last Sunday, and it is re.
ported that four men perished in the
hames.
Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
on Tuesday left Washington for Flori-
da, his physicians having advised him
to soiourn in q milder climate.
st. Jarlath's Roman Catholic church,
In Chicago, was robbed on Monday
night of the sacred vessels, some
Of the vestments, aud the poor box.
In the Senate of Massachusetts on
Tuesday bill to prevent the manu-
facture, sale and transportation OF
dynamite was ordered TO be engrossed.
G. A. Thayer. Democrat, was on
Tuesday reelected Mayor of Bingham
ton, New York, by 8a4 majority.
The nineteenth annual encampment
of the Grand Army of the Republic of
Pennsylvania opened on Tuesday in
Harrisburg.
Speaker Carlisle is seriously i'll from
a cold contracted during his recent
visit to Albany.
1t is reported from Rome that Bishop
Gross, of Savannah, has been ap-
pointed Archbishop of Oregon.
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Badly Hurt
David Doyle, while engaged in pack
ing ice at Pusey's wharf on Saturday,
fell from the slide, which is 20 feet high,
and struck his head on the ice below.
He was picked up in an unconscious
condition and taken to his home, 3O7
Eest Thirteenth street, and DIR. Mann
called. He Is at present suffering from
internal injuries.
Gambling.