Daily Republican., 1885-07-28
News Summary.
CARPET IDENTIFIED-DID NOT
PREACH LOUD NOR EX.
CITING ENOUGH
THE WORK OF BANDITS.

a telegram from boston says that
Steward Mcintyre, recently of the
coasting schooner Oriole, which sailed
from Boston for Philadelphia on Wed.
nesday last. called at the undertaker's
rooms to examine and identify, II pos.
sible, piece OF carpet which was wrap.
ped around the body of the woman
found in sack in the Charles river.
He thinks it Is the same piece he laid
on the floor Of the Orioles galley some
time ago.
Rev. DIR. W. r. Davis, colored, pas
tor of the Zion Baptist church, in Louis
willie, resigned last night by request of
his congregation, "who complain that
he did not preach loud enough, and d i'd
nor raise them to that pitch of ferver
which makes them so happy" DR..
Davis ig q graduate Of Harvard, and at
one time WAS President of the Colored
Kentucky State University.
A ditch train on the Richmond and
Danville Railroad yesterday ran over
COW near Suwanee, Georgia, and one
car was thrown from the track. SIN
the car were fifteen negro train hands
and six bars of iron. The car turned on
its side and the iron fell upon the no
groes, killing seven and wounding three
more.
Eighty seven horses belonging to the
Payne Avenue Street Railway, in
Cleveland, Ohio, were poisoned on Sun
day with croton oil. Three have died,
dition. 1t is suspected that the
outrage grew out of the recent strike.
A telegram from Wilcox, Arizona,
gives b report that Geronimo and his
band are in the Dragon Mountains.
They ran off a quantity of stock near
Charleston on Friday, and committed
several depredations, but no particulars
are obtainable. Two companies of
troops have been ordered from Camp
Grant to go to Dragon Summit to cap
ture them.
Nathaniel Sands, of Norwalk, Con-
necticut, held under S150,000 bail in
Bridgeport for alleged frauds against
the city of New York. yesterday took
the poor debtors OATH" and will pro-
baby be released from Jail in few
days.
People living near the barracks of the
Sa lvation Army at Asbury Park have
secured an injunction against the Army
because of the noisy and !" disorderly "
character of its meetings.
The management of the New Orleans
Exhibition yesterday decided to allow
cities of the United States to make col
lective exhibits of their manufacturing
industries at the American Exposition.
A revolutionary disturbance is report
ed at.Tuxpan, Mexico. 1t is believed
In Government circles that the only
object of the outbreak is to plunder
the custom house of few thousand dol
lars
1t is reported from Nogales, Arizona,
THAT /" fifty Indians travelled west
ward" on Monday near Castle, on the
Sonora Railway, pursued by Mexi-
Icans."
A movement for the suspension of SUM-
day pic-nics near Chicago washegun on
Monday by the filing of bill by the
State Attorney.
A cloud burst near Colorado Springs,
colorado, on Saturday night, caused
damage to the amount of about e35, 900.
1t is feared several persons were drown
ed.
Natural gas was struck yesterday in
Ithaca, New York, while q we'll was
being bored for water.
A boat, containing three drunken
men, capsized on Owasco Lake, New
York, on Sunday, and two ofthem were
drowned.