Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
News Summary.
INDIAN RAkD-BEATING OF an
INDIAN CHIEF BIZ THE Wills.
KY MEN-OrHER NEWS.
DOWN TO 3 DEGREES.

On Friday last sixty Apsches made a
raid on ranches near San Pedro, New
Mexico, forty miles south of Tomb
stone, Arizona, ard carried off q
number of horses. The raid was wit.
messed by squad of Mexican soldiers
but no interference was attempted. A
party Of armed citizens started from
Tom ostone for the Mexican border TO
assist in driving the Indians from
United States soil.
| A despatch from Brainard, Minnesota,
says Hole in-the- Day." the noted
Chippewa chief, while en- route to St.
Paul on Monday night, WAS taken from
q Northern Pacific train, at way sta
tion, dragged into the woods and 30
badly beaten that he 10 not expected to
recover. He WAS on his way TO testify
againt the whisky men in the Federal
Court
A team Of horses, owned By Swartz
Bros, timers, in Pittsburg, ran away
yesterday. VIM. Swartz and a work
mau named Schelling, who were in the
wagon, were thrown out and danger
ously hurt. Mrs. Wagler was knocked
down by the horses and also dangerous
ly injured.
| Tie Signal Service fficers at St. Paul
Minnesota, said yesterday that the
frost line on Monday night extended as
far south as Morhead, where the mer-
curry fell to ~ deg rees, the killing frost
point. There is no further fear Of frost
in that section for the present, as the
cold wave is broken.
The rem aims of ex-Minister Phelps ar
rived in Washington yesterday morn
ing, and were conveyed to Oak Hill
| Cemetery ard cesposited in q vault.
The body will not be finally inferred
until October, when, 1t is understood, +,
| funeral ceremonies will take place.
The New York Republican State com .
mittee met in Saratoga yesterday, and
selected Saratoga as the place for hold.
ing the next State Convention. Sep
TEN Der 22d was decided upon as the
date.
Rev. Thomas Sherlock, Methodist
minister of LOCK Haven, Pa, died
suddenly at Ocean Grove, New Jersey,
yesterday morning. He was So years
of age. He was member of the Cen
tral Pennsylvania Conference.
A telegram from jamestown, New
York, says ak Governor Reuben e.
Fenton died suddenly on Tuesday ter
noon while seated at his desk in the
First National Bank, of which he was
president.
A despatch from Nagales, Arizona,
says the rsport of thu murder of the
three Americans and eight Mex leans
at Barachuca by Apaches has been con
hrmed.
At Chautauqau, New York on Tues
day, Rev. j. ?. Newman lectured to
an audience of three thousand persons
on General Grant.
Vice. Presid ent Hendricks visited the
stock yards at Chicago yesterday in
company with Congressman Frank
Lawler.
George M. Pullman Of the Pullman
Palace Car Company has contributed
b25. 600 to the exposition at New
Orleans.
The Prohib itionist of Pennsy lvania
met at Harrisburg yesterday and nomi-
mated Barr SpanRler of Lancaster COUP
ty for state treasurer.
An epidemic of yellow fever Is raging
In the State of Chiapas, Mexico. The
fever Is OF q virulent type, destroy ing
entire families.
Counsel for Riel says an order for the
hearing of Riel's case before the Mani
topa Court OF Appeals next term has
been granted.
The official report al the Health Office
In Montreal shows that there were
BIZ nine cases Of small pox reported
on Monday.
The Contributions 10 the Grant Monu-
ment Fund in New York footed up
so9, III on Monday.
The flagship Tennessee saluted Mr..
and Mrs. Blaine at Bar Harbor on Mon.
day afternoon with twelve guns.
Smallpox has broken out at Ford
ham, Ven mont.