Daily Republican., 1886-06-11
NEWS SUMMARY.
INDICTED ANARcH HIsTs-ORUELTX
TO ANIMALS.
a prisoner Released From JalI-A u.
. Consul Resigns Eligibility or
Women to Office.


Prisoner Released From JaiI-1 u.
. conSul Resigns- Eligibility or
Women to Office. ---.
The cases Of the indicted Anarchists
in Chicago were calie1 before ,Tndce
tSogers, yesterday afternoon, and the
lueienu2nte were Rranled change of
venue. The party the went 10 Jrdse
cary room, and States Attorney Grin
dell asked that the cases be set for trial
one week from next Monday. Captain
SLACK, for defense, opposed this and
wished them to be heard on tb., frst
Monday in July. During the course of
his remarks 1t became evident that
seliger would appear as witness for
the State. The trial WAS finally set for
June 21.
DIR. Watson, accused of "crue!tv to
| animals In the interest of science" Che
tortured dogs to experiment on apiial
| IparaIysis), was yesterday arraigned
eeiore Justice In Jersey City. He
waived examination and gave bail to
await the action of The Grand Jury. DR.,
Charles A. Chopper, his assistant, who
Is also accused of fexperimen ting on the
l dogs during DR.. Watfon's absence. aleo
waived an examination and gave bail
for trial.
At Calais, Maine, yesterday, three
masked men appeared at the section
mouse, overpowered the officer In charge
az the point Of a revolver, released VIM.
buckley, who was held under charge
OF embezzlement on Lynn, Mass,
warrant, and escaped with him to
Canada. Buckley was recently en-
ticed across the line and arrested by an
American detective.
The Governor of California has sent
to the Secretary of tho Treasury the fol.
lowing telegram: "In behalf of the
people OF this State and their greatest
noustry, earnestly appeal to you and
the entire Admin ietration to aid the
passage of the wine bills before Con-
gress. The proposed remedial IeoisIa-
| ton of this important interest Ia to be
maintained.
Frederick Ellison. of Indiana. re-
Gently appointed United States Conaul
at Asuncion, Paraguay, has resigned.
Mr. Ellison explains his actions by
saying that since his confirmation BY
the Senate he has understood from
friends that Asuncion is very un-
healthy place, and that he would
probably not live over two or three
weeks If he went there"
At Boston yesterday the members OF
the Executive Board of District AS.
sembly No. 8 CT the knights of LabeY
published card "protesting that the
Fay amendment adopted by the House
nables corporations to evade the law
by means of contracts, which em-
ployees will be compelled to sign before
getting to work"
At a session of the Governor and
Council of New Hampshire yesterday,
petition of Adelaide q. waldren, q
poetess, for an appointment as notary
public, was laid on The table to get an
opinion from the Attorney General in
regard TO the eligibility of women for
| office in that State.
A man about 35 years of age, suppos-
ed to be Hiram Il. Wadsworth. of
Holly, New York, comnitted suicide
yesterday morning by jumping from
the Goat leland bridge, az n iaEara
Falls. He was carried over the falls.
| At Cincinnati on Thursday Rev. Will
liam Henry Roberts, d. D., was elected
to the chair of practical theology In the
Lane Theological Seminary by a uuani-
/ nous vote of the trustees He succeeds
Rev. DIR. James Eells, decease sed,
General @. s. Fl hamilton, ex United
States Marshal, was stricken with ano-
plexy in Milwaukee, ON Thursday while
boarding q train for Chicago and Ia IN q
critical condition. He was classmate
OF General Grant at West Point.
The Tunnel Colliery at Ashland, Pa,
after three months suspen sion, caused
by The caving in of the fan way, re.
sumed operations Thursday with 300
men and boys.
Emanuel Knauss, convicted OF arson,
in Allentown, Pa, was Thursday SEN
fenced to seven years in the pen.len-
tlary.