Daily Republican., 1885-02-14
NEWS SUMMARY,
q lCID e ~ s-ATTACkING THE
qua COLD
MILLS STARTING Up.

A telegram from Waukesba, Wiscon-
sin, says that George Cosg-ove, held
for killing John j. Atkins, yesterday
told his attorney that William Brau-
don killed Atkins, and that Braddon
wanted CosRrove to confess the crime
and then give him time to reach New
Orleans, and later for Coserove to make
q true confession. This Cosgrove did
to ohliRe Braddon, who was friend of
MS. Braddon disappeared about the
time and his whereabouts is un-
known.
While working in the penitentiary
foundry at Columbus, Ohio, on Thnrs-
day, Charles Daley, serving six years
guard, John j. Mcguire, beat and
kicked him until nsepsibie, and then
ran for the wall. BerDer, the young
murderer who caused the Cincinnati riot
last year, started in pursuit, and after
a sharp run captured Daley and took
him back to the prison.
Narragansett Bay is frozen over from
Newport to Providence. The tempera-
ture at Chicago on Friday was 9 below
zero at six O'Clock in the morning, 6
below at eight O'Clock, and above at
ten o'clock. A rise in temperature is
reported from Kansas and Colorado
northward. The railroads out Yves are
still impeded by snow drifts, and trains
are nearly all delayed.
The second trial of General Swain
was temporarily suspended by the
Court Martial at Washington on Friday
morning. 1t Is coDjectured that the
business with which the Court is occu-
Ipied in secret session is the reconsider
lation Of its findings in either the
II nrin tuo ~
case.
|, At Lowell, Massachusetts,, on Friday
the striking ingram weavers Of the
carpet company voted to return to work
Monday morn ing. The Brussels weavers
expected to follow SUIT, as unless the
mills are started on Monday the agent
threatens to shut down all the works.
Colonel Thomas Buford, who seven
years ago assassinated Judge Elliott, of
the Court of Appeals, because the Judge
had decided against the Bufords in a
property case, died on Friday in the
Insane Hospital at Anchorage, KY.
The Oregon Legislature has passed
: by large majorities in both Houses a
railroad restriction bill, which is an
"almost exact copy of Mr.. Reagan q
| bill, introduced in Congress, SO far as
1t relates to discrim ination In rates."
Daniel McCann, aged 40, hanged him.
self in tn Q cellar of his house at Troy,
New York, on Friday morning. He was
to have been tried on Friday for beating
his wife.
The Union League club of New York
gave reception Friday night to Sena-
: tor r-elect Evarts. A large and distin.
guished company was present.
al The mill of Oliver Brothers & Phil
!. lips, at Woods Run, shut down on
: Thursday night in all its departments
+ owing to lack of orders.
The steamer Michigan has not been
heard from at Grand Haven, Michigan
!, since Monday, and anxiety is felt tol
! her safety.
q George Schneider was convicted in
{ Hamilton, Ohio, on Thursday, oi
/. having robbed and murdered his
i mother.
d August Gerbold, as years Of age, 9
y cigar maker, committed suicide on Fri
q day in New York, by hanging himself
= from clothes hook.
g Thomas Hulings, aged IS, recently
3 discharged park polio, man, shot him
Q self dead on Friday in New York.
y Benjamin Gartside, a prominent and
: wealthy manufacturer, died on Friday
= In Chester, Pa, aged ninety years.