Daily Republican., 1885-08-14
News Summary.
DEDICATION - BEER w A g o N
WREaKED AND THE DRIVER
AND BOY KILLED..
UNCLAIMED TERRITORY.

At Gettysburg yesterday afternoon
the 106th Pennsylvania Regiment deii-
Gated q granite shaft on the scene of
IPickett's charge. An address was
made by General A. s. Webb, of New
York. Gen. j. @. Lynch delivered the
monument to Col. j. M. Vanderslice
for the Memorial Association. Gen. K.
B. Find ley, Adjutant General, and
about thirty members OF the Ohio CON-
mitsee, are engaged In marking the
posi- sion of the Ohio troops during the
battle.
| A telegram from San Francisco says
the Central Pacific Land Office, while
making mp map of the railroad lands
in Idaho and Utah, made the strange
tdiscovery that Idaho claimed one
boundary line and Utah another, and
that strip of land two and half miles
wide, extending across the northern
part OF Utah, was left, which by the
survey does mol. belong 10 either. The
surveys used are those fled at Salt
Lake City and Boise City.
According to San Francisco telo-
| gran pub blished yesterday In st. Louis,
Maxwell, the alleged murderer of Prel-.
Ter, now says that in due sime he will
produce Preller alive and we'll and show
where he got the body fousd in the
trunk Maxwell asserts that the body
found in the trunk was bought by him.
self and Preller, and left in she hotel
for the purpose of procuring insurance
money upon Preller's life.
At Hartford, Connecticut, about one
O'Clock yesterday morning, while some
cars were being drawn out of the New
York and New England yard to make
np traia,, the body of q boy named
Rizy, a son Of Prof. +. x. Rizy, was
found beside the track. 1t is supposed
that he had gone to sleep under the
cars.
Delegates from the various Bavarian
societies of the United Sta tss are in ses-
sion in Chicago for the purpose of Or
gan izing the Bayerischef National
Verein Won Mord Amerika. It is pro-
posed to anaalgamate, for purposes of
|benevolence, all the Bavarian societies
in the United States,
4 meeting was held on Thursday in
Saint Sauveur, Quebec, 5000 persons
being present, at which resolutions
we're passed pray ing the Government
General to appoint o medical eommis-
sion to inquire into the mental state of
LoEis Riel, and to commute his
sen tence.
pOuT railway IbDOEofb NJ II lGQdOa, N6W
York, on Thursday sought shelter from
q heavy rain under an overhanging
bluf. The bluff fell upon them, killing
three, named Michael MeManus,
Patrick Mcmahon and Michael Fahey.
The fourth was unin!ured.
| 4 convenieH to nominate a successor
to Judge Holland, Of the First Judicial;
Circuit OF Maryland, met yesterday in
Ocean City. AT last accounts 1928;
hallets had .Rseessl lrsgr e. ) gage Holland and
George w. Purnell.
| A great fall of rock and coal occurred
in No. 8 colliery of Fardee & 90. near
Hazleton ,Penna., on Wednesday night.
| A number of miners were imprisoned,
in the slope, but after three hours hard
work they were rescued In an exhausted
condition.
George Turner, ex United States
District Judge of Virginia, and ex, Ohief
Justice of Nevada, committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
In San Francisco on Wednesday. He
left note saying that i'll health caused
the deed.
The City Central Committee of Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas, formed for the
purpose of erecting Grant monument
at that place, held its first meeting on
Wednesday,. The subscriptions have
reached nearly $4,000.
The President of the Health Board of
Montreal has declared the smallpox
lepideruic in that city. Four deaths
from the disease were reported on
Wednesday in st. Jean Baptiste vii.
lage a suburb of Montreal.
! James Carroll, once wealthy builder.
while suffering from delirium tremeus,
Jumped from the third story ola hospi-
ia! window in Hamilton, Ontario,
Yesterday morning, and was illed.
Asan express train was approaching
the station at Richie Id, New Jersey,
yesterday morning, 1t ran into lager
beer wagon, killing the driver and q
boy.
Two lives we're lost by the tornado at
Norwood, New York, on Wednesday
night. Seven persons were injured, one
perhaps fatally.
II Special Agent Henderson, of the
Post Office Department, has recon-
, mended the establishment. Of five branch
, post-offices in Baltimore.
A general reunion of ex-soldiers
opened on Thursday at Caldwell, Ohio.
r Ex. Governor Noyes and Judge Foraker
are expected at the reunion today.
James Horace Jones. twenty. one
Il
,, of his wife, was hanged on Thursday at
Troy, New York.
II Vice President Hendricks arrived in
CHICAGO on Thursday. morning from,
;. New York. He was to leave In the
!, evening for Waukesha, Wisconsin.
h Postmaster General Villas left Wash
O ington on Thursday for the West, for a
j. vacation of three or four weeks.
ri The rate of taxation in New York fol
the current year is fixed at $40. 1,
was 81 % last year.
RI Brother Julius, Superior Of the Orde,
Y of Christian Brotherhood, Baltimore
3. Maryland, says that the members o
d his community who were sick with
q coughs and colds derived much benefi
10 from Red Star Cough Cufe.
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