Daily Republican., 1885-03-25
News Summary.
|INCENDIARISM-.WRIT OF ER-
ROR--THE STRIKE At An
END LOOMS STOPPED.
NEWS FROM ALL ROUND.

The strike in Slope No. / OF the Sus-
auehanna Coal Company at Nanttcoke,
Penpa., il reported at an end. The
leaders, numbering about twenty-five,
who were dissatisfied with the Com.
pany's orders for docking cars OF coal
| containing slate and rock, were dis
charged and other laborers were imnae'
iiately employed in their places.
In the U. 8. Court 1T Chicago ON
Tuesday, Judge Gresham granted .,
writ Of error in the case of Mackin and
Gallagher, convicted Of election frauds,
and the prisoners were released on $780,
600 bail each. Their chief bOndsman is .
gambler named Mcdonald, who swore
that he owned $500, 200 Of real estate un-
incumb bered.
An Associated Press despatch from
Baltimore says that Mr.. George w.
Childs, of Philadelphia, has sent his
check for 500 10 the Treasurer as con-
9tribution TO the fund being raised here
diers, and adds "This generous act
is highly appreciated by the Society"
Two Irish. Americans, who could
not register at the hotel at which they
were stopping" and had no baggage
!" hut only small satchel, which can
not he found" have been arrested IN
Quebec. They were privately examfn-
cd by Judge Chauveau op Tuesday, but
nothing lie known of the result.
A telegram from Pittsburgh gives
q report that 800 OF the striking miners
in the Fourth Pool went back to work
on Tuesday on the operators terms.
The threatened eviction of miners
from the company's houses at Scott
Haven has not taken place.
A tire at Clifton, Staten Island, on
on Tuesday morning, destroyed eight
buildings on Bay street, including a
estimated at $4,000. Incendiarism is
suspected.
1t is said that army of1ic srs who
watched the proceedings " Of the court
martial in the Hazen case during
the trial, express the opinion that
Hazen's sentence will be q repri-
mand.
ri Captain Beardsley, commander Of
of the U. s. Steamer Powhatan,
informs the Navy Department
, that quiet has been restored at Aspin-
! wall.
A telegram from st. Louis says the
trouble between the locomotive engi.
neers and the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road was am icably arranged there yes.
terday morning.
Michael Schwartz, aged 80 years,
committed suicide in the hospital
in Baltimore yesterday by stabbing
himself in the breast. He had teen on
a long spree
Jacob Thompson, who was Secretary
of the Interior under President Buchan-
an, died yesterday afternoon at his
( residence in Memphis, Tennessee, aged
!, 75 years.
NJ. M. Hoffman, tobacco dealer of
!. May town, Lancaster county, Penna.,
has failed on an execution for $40, 900
issued by ex-senator Cameron.
al Congressman Throckmorton, of
Texas, is dangerously i'll at his bone in
Mckinney. He has become worse since
he left Washington.
! A telegram from La Libertad, dated
! yesterday says Barrios is advanc-
i. cinging on San Salvador with $4,000
men.
Joseph E. Elliott, dry goods dealer, of
Centreville, Maryland. has made an
assignment. Liabilities, $60, 900, assets
S25, 900.
!; The Garrison House, at Sedalia, Mis-.
souri,, was burned on Monday night.
Loss $50, 600.
The light house at Roanoke Inlet
was burned on the 21st inst.