Daily Republican., 1886-03-22
NEWS SUMMARY.
Alderman Jaehne Dis
abled or sick Printers 20 be
Looked Amer

Joseph O'Donnell, who justified In
$50, 900, 70 secure the $40, 900 bail under
which Alderman Jaehne was held In
New York on the charge Of bribery in
connection with the Broadway fran
chise, withdrew his bond on Saturday
evening, and surrendered the Alder
man for custody. O'Donnell heard ON
Saturday that Jaehne was preparing TO
20 70 Canada or elsewhere hence the
surrender. Jaehne Was arrested in o
saloon last evening, and locked mp at
Poliee Headquarters.
Joseph Pulitzer, editor Of the New
York s'World," has sent 70 the COVER
nors Of the New York Hospital check
for q, 600 the amount Of his first years
salary as representative In Congress
from the Ninth District. This donation
10 10 be used In endowing q permanent
bed in the hospital for the benefit oi
sick and disabled newspaper workers OF
every kind.
The Governor OF Kentucky has order.
ed Q company Of militia 70 he sent tc
Shoals on Wednesday next, ITO forestall
violence" ct the preliminary exami-
nation Of the murderers Archer and
Lynch. The Judges and other authori.
tl0b VI 0hNtCnH anu MATT COuutlGG
united in o call for troops.
Secretary BayArd on Saturday trans
ferred TO the New York Grant Monu-
meDt Fund the sum Of 5000, covering
two contributions-$5 $500 from the Presi.
dent OF Mexico and S100 from SenOi
Romero, the Mexican Minister and
steadfast friend Of General Grant. The
total is now sll9, ,5SS
A freight train on the PittsburR and
Lake Erie Railroad ran into q landslide
near Stoop's Ferry, Penaa., on Satur'
day night and was thrown down On
em bankmeDt. The engine aud nine carl
we're demolished. William Clymer
conductor, and Frederick Kirchner
fireman, were killed.
| A passenger train on the Erie and
Wyoming Valley ran of the track neal
Hawley, Pa, on Friday night, and tn'
engine and two cars were upset
Frederick Smith, fireman, was skilled
and several other persons were'injured
TIE disaster 10 attributed 70 q broker
rail.
The heaviest snowstorm at Dubuqul
for I've y ears visited that place on Bat
urday and continued until late on Sun
DAY morning. The snow was over tw,
feet on level and drifted badly. LIMB
Of trees were broken of, telegraph wiz
damaged and some weak buildings wer
crushed In.
Mrs. Philo Sanders and her twelve
| year old daughter were killed at o rail
road crossing near Birmingham, New
York, on Saturday afternoon. Thei
horse took fright and dashed into
pBssing train.
Thomas MOGrath, q Director Of tn
Poor At Pottsville, was convicted OF
Saturday OF fraud and corruption IL
office In the distribution Of orders TO
oatd0or relief" Sentence was defer
red.
A Are In Helena, Arkansas, early yes
terday morning, destroyed three block
OF buildings, including the Opera HOUSE
The losses aggregate about $3.50 900, th
insurances about $40, 900.
The steamer Beda, loaded with rail
road iron, sprang leak and sunk o
the 10Th inst, forty mites OF Cape PEI
petua, on the Pacific coast. OF IS me
on board only 2 were saved.
i A fire Poplar Bluffs, Missouri, o
Friday morning, destroyed eleve
buildings, including two hotels. Los
S23, 600; insurance, $4,000. ..
General Neal Dow, the veteran prob
bitionist, celebrated his SD birthday o
saturday.
A heavy snow storm set In at St Pau
Minnesota, on Saturday morning. Tt
snow drifted badly.