Daily Republican., 1885-03-28
News Summary.
FINED e50.FOR.CARRYING A BAN
NER-MORE BEEF ORDERS
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.
SHATTERED BY DYNAMITE


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In Boston on Friday Judge Parmeut'
or imposed . fine Of $50 and costs upon
q colored man known as "Yale Col.
lege," who was employed by striking
tailors TO carry q banner and walk up
and down before their employers shop,
on Park street. The Judge said that
" the tailors who also paraded over the
Fame ground each day were not crimi.
nally liable, but the carrying ofthe ban
ner by the negro constituted An offence
by reason of attracting large crowds
and obstructing the way" The case
was appealed.
The Armour Packing Company at
Chicago on Thursday received another
cable order from the British War De.
partment for 5000 additional cases OF
canned beef, representing about $50, 600
pounds. The Company also received
ca ses, but the latter order could not be
Hlled within the time limited.
The Windsor House, at Randolph,
Massachusetts, WAS bady damaged on
Friday morning by an explosion of dy-
Mantle or nitro glyceriDe, which shat
tered the whole front Of the building.
The explosion Is attributed TO striking
shoemakers, who desired to be revenRed
on non-union men boarding in the
house.
At Brockton, Mass cL Lusetts, on Fri.
day, Ulcers of the Society for the Pre-
uention of Cruelty to Children arrested
Luther A. Sears on charge of having
brutally treated his children. Among
other acts of cruelty, 1t is alleged that
" he Inserted red hot wires into his
cbildren's ears by way of punishment.
Two woodsmen on Thursday found
an Indian camp on Pine river, Michi'
gan, with only one Indian girl as q
survivor of seven. She had been fOui
days without food. The Indians were
wandering Ottowas, aud the snow wat
too deep Tor them o hunt.
The boilers OF the steamer Marx
Twain, q ferry boat running between
Memphis and Mound City, burst or
Friday afternoon, killing Ave men and
injuring three others and a woman.
The Thomas Iron Company has blown
out No. 4 furnace at Hokendauqua
Penna., for the purpose of having il
refined. AS soon as the repairs art
finished work will be resumed.
A telegram from Pittsburg says tht
window glass manufacturers have
formed a secret association for tn,
purpose of defeating future strikes o.
their employees.
T. o. Grannis & Co., the suspended
bankers of Utica, New York, made ar
assignment on Friday. Creditors
mostly depositors, are preferred to tn,
extent of $25, 900,
The ice on the Chesapeake and Ohit
Canual: is rapidly disappearing, and 1t IL
thought the canal will be ready fol
shipments early next week.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
pany has fixed April 9th as the dat,
tor opening the canal-three week.
later than last year.
A gasoline depot and cigarette fac
tory in Puebla, New Mexico, have beer
destroyed by fire. 1t is believed tina
thirteen persons perished in the flames
The Keeling Coal Works, In tn,
PittBburg district, employing 800 men
resumed operations on Friday at thu
rate demanded by the striking miners
William Neal. the last of the Ash
land murderers, was hanged on Frida!
at Grayson, Kentucky. He protestet
b is innocence to the last.
A sale of trottip2 stock in New York
which began on Tuesday, ended OIL
Friday. Two hundred and three horse
were sold and SOS, coo realized.
An explosion Of gas occurred or
Friday morHing in q coal mine at Lebu
Chill. Thirty i've miners were killed
AMI thirteen dangerously injured.
Two men were killed and severa
others injured by the explosion of {
boiler in lumber mill at Groton, Yer