Daily Republican., 1886-06-10
NEWS SUMMARY.
IRISHMEN ASKED TO STAND FIRM
SUPPORT GUARANTEED.
A Cabiegram From Michael Davitt-
Rufiianism the Work of Landlords.
Buried Under Sugar.

The Pennsylvania Division of Tn,
Ancient Order of Hiberniaus, in ses
sion at Scranton, sent the followiut
cable despatch to Mr.. Parnell on Tues
day night: "Hon. Charles Stewar
Parnell. London: Bid Ireland be o
good hope. Let the Irish Nation.
alists stand firmly by their colors. Tn,
Ancient Order of Hiberniaps In Penn
lsylvania, in State Convent Assem-.
bled, pledge their kindred In Irelano
united and generous support unit
Irish National independence is secured
God haste the day"
| Patrick Ford, of New York, yestar
day received csblegram from Michae
Davitt, saying: 1.-THE Orange rufian
ism In the North of Ireland is the worl
OF landlords and the English Tories
Don't encourage retaliatory violence
PATIENCE was never more needed thai
at this time. Victory is certain IL tn
Irish race throughout the world will
stand united and calmly persvere OF
the present lines"
The strike of the journeymen carpen
ters In Pittsburg, begun nearly si1
weeks ago, has been compromised, ant
work will be resumed at once The EN-
ployes of . number of furniture facto.
rles In the same city who struck recent
ly for eight hours work with ten hours
pay, returned to work yesterday at th,
Old wages and hours. A general re-
sumption is expected in few days.
The Senate Of Massachusetts on Tues
day passed q bill which increases tht
communication on account of good be.
havlor on all sentences above one year
The increase ranges from twenty-foul
Gays for one year term to $50 days fol
q fifteen year term. the bill Is retroac
tive, applying to convicts now in con.
tinement.
The brickyard troubles ef Sayreville
New Jersey, are at an ED and work
has been resumed. The dissatisfied
men have all been paid off and left the
place. Eight strikers, arrested ON Mon
day, had a hearing yesterday. Five
were remanded for trial and the rest re
leased.
A test case to get an opinion from the
Supreme Court of Ohio upon the copsti.
tutionality of the Dow law for the taxa.
tion OF saloons has been quietly made
mp in Cincinnati at the instance of The
Police Com m issioners, and is ready fol
The Legislature OF Qaebec on Wednes
day presented Archbishop Taschereau
an address congratulating him on his
elevation to the Cardinalate. A mum
Der OF prominent protestant clergymen
and laymen were present.
Charles Lohrman and Florence Macks
were cleaning out sugar shute In VIII
liamsburg, n. Y, on Tuesday night.
when they were buried under quantity
of sugar. Lohrman was taken out dead
and Macks unconscious.
The North American Glass Com
pany's shops at Hochelaga, q suburb Of
Mon treal, were yesterday destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at $l5O, 900
partly insured. A fireman named Rocf
was severely injured.
A passenger train on the Ottawa
Usage City and Council Grove Railroad
In Kansas, was thrown into a ditcl
yesterday morning. l.. L. CoppedRe
Chief Engineer of the road, and survey
or named Evans, were killed.
The President held his usual recep-
tion at the White House, yesterday
afternoon, and shook hands with more
than 200 persons, including q delegation
from the st. Vincent dePaul Society.
Mail advices received In San Fran
cisco report famine in Corea, where
there has not been good harvest fol
seven years. Five persons have died Of
starvation in Seoul.
John Anderson and James Barrett
were killed by falling piece of timb
while descending a mine at Hurley
Wisconsin on Tuesday evening.
The drivers and conductors of tht
South Side Railway in Chicago were
initiated into the Knights of Labor OF
Tuesday night.