Daily Republican., 1885-10-02
News Summary.
A PRlsONER AND A JUDGE ON
THEIR lGUSOLE-MEMORIAL
SERVICES.
THE SALVATION ARMY.

At Santa Cruz, California, on Wed
nesiay, while Judge Roundtree was
making OUT o com imminent for John
Kennedy, the prisoner attempted to
clean ont the Court room" He was
seized by q constable, but struggled
desperately. Judge Koundtrse having
finished writing the commitmeut, de-
scended from the bench just as Kennedy
WAS getting the better of the officer, and
thrashed the fellow into submission.
The Judge then re 'ascended the bench
and imposed an additional sentence Of
80 days imprisonment on Kennedy for
optempt of Court.
Officers Of the Salvation Army at
Nanticoke, Penn, were on Wednesday
fined 81 each for obstructiDG the high
way. They refused to pay the fines, and
were sent to Jail for Six hours. a
bowling mob surrounded the prison and
endeavOred to tear it down. The whole
difficulty saved the building and disper-
sed the crowd" The Salvationists
we're released last evening, and paraded
the to wn with nearly thousand fol-
lowers.
Seven third class cadets in the Naval
Academy were caught on Tuesday
night hazing the new members of the
fourth class. "The third class men
were all caught in separate acts of such
positive hazing that the indications are
that inquiries no proceeding will end in
a court martial, and that all seven OF
the culprits will be dismissed fro III the
Navy"
The Live Stock Commission of
Illinois has reported to the Governor
that the State is absolutely and entire
ly free from pleure pneumonia in an
acute contagious form" The Cover
nor is requested to inform the Execu.
tives of such States as have quaran-
tined against Illinois of the fact.
At Mentor, Indiana, on Wednesday,
James Palmer had preliminary hear
ing on the charge of murder in killing
John Denton in u saloon quarrel last
night. After the examination, Pal
mer walked out OF the court room
before the eyes of the Off GERS and made
b is escape"
Marshall Clements, accused of the
murder of his brother aud his brothers.
wife, at SAguache, Colorado, was.taken
from the jail at that place on We'd
nesdsy night and lynched by a masked
mob. Clements had a kni,e, with
which he seriously wounded two of
the lynchers.
Miss Alice B. Jordan, of Cold water,
Michigan, graduate of the University
of Michigan, yesterday entered the
Law School OF Yale College. She is
the 6rst woman to enter auy department
OF Yale outside the Art School.
While gang Of men were loading
coal on vessel near railroad track
in Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday, a train
backed down on them, killing Andrew
Devir, and fatally injuring Patrick
Mannamoni. Another man was badly
mi jured.
A man named KeatinR was killed by
the Apaches on Wednesday in the San
Simeon Valley, Arizona. A man
named Shanahan, and . Mrs. Mack,
servants on a ranch, have disappeared,
and are supposed to have been captured
by Indians.
Franklin j. Moses, Ex-Governor of
South Carolina, was sentenced In Bos.
ton yesterday to three years. imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for obtaining
money under false pretences.
Two freight trains on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad collided near Atglen on
Wednesday night. Both engines and
two cars were wrecked, blocking the
track for ten hours.
Mail communication between the
City of Mexico and the United States,
suspended for nine days by the fioods'
was resumed yesterday.
The public debt statement issued yes
terday shows deere ase of S12,757, 800.