Daily Republican., 1886-03-12
NEWS SUMMARY.
OUR EXPORTS DURING THE PAST
EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
Ansoivent Banks-students Suspended
Resolutions Of Regret at the Death
OF Louis Kiei-starving.

Twenty-four more students of Lafa-
yette College, at Easton, Penna., were
yesterday suspended from recitation for
nazing. At meeting or the studen ts,
neio yesterday, resolutions were adopt
90 announcing hazing In every form,
ana declaring that in future the stu
derts will use their influence to prevent
any recurrence OF the shameful cond uct
OF some OF the students In the attempt
cd Stafford hazing."
Our exports of domestic cotton durin0
the six months which ended February
18th, amounted in value to $141, 1925. $3.50.
against $153. .637, 764 during the corres-
ponding period Of the previous year.
Onr exports OF domestic breadstuffs the
eight months which ended on FEBRUARY
28th, 1886, were In value $72, $40, ,97S.
aginst $11O, 800, 1913 during the corres-
pondins period OF the year preceding.
An explosion Of sewer gas occurred
on thursday morning in the large 70
ceiving basins below tho front OF the
Capitol at Albany. Heavy stones, three
and five inches thick, were shattered
into fragments and some OF them struck
the windows in the Executive Cham.
Der, breaking the glass.
In the Dom inion House of Commons
yesterday, Mr.. Landry moved: tiThat
this House feels that IL is its duty to ex-
Fpress deep regret that the sentence of
death passed on Louis Riel, convicted
OF high treason, was allowed to be ear
ried into execution" Debate on the
motion was then begun.
Smalley Martin, one OF the injured
by the Uniondale mine disaster at Dun
bar, Penna., died last night. This
makes five deaths. Tb req of the injured
are not out Of danger; the rest are ex-
pected TO recover.
In the New York Assembly on
Thursday bill was introduced making
IL q misdemeanor for any employer 70
exact an oath or pledge from an en-
ploye not to join any protective labor
organization.
The people OF Labrador, from Esqui.
maux Point to Blanc Sablon, are re-
ported starving. In JANUARY they
killed five hundred dogs, and were
subsisting on the meat.
The Dime Savings Bank in New
Brunswick, New Jersey has been closed
by the Secre 'ary Of State. It's Secretary
and Treasurer, Arthur q. Ogilby, lie said
to be short in his accounts $50, 600.
Aho AobiuB OOmpLEOlldr OF bn0 Cur-
rency yesterday appointed o receiver
for the First National Bank of Sioux
Falls, Dakota, which ia reported to be
insolvent.
David Henry Sayres, 2S years of age,
committed suicide In hotel in st. Louis
on Wednesday evening. He had been
drinking heavily and was disappointed
in love.
A fire in Montreal, on Wednesday af-
ternoon, destroyed nine stores and the
Diamond Steel Works, causing a loss
of about $l96, 900.
A despatch from Nice reports the
death there, on the 9th inst, of David
M. Hughes. ex president of the St. Paul
Railroad.
There 10 but one case Of yellow fever
on the United States steamer Galeua at
Key West, and the patient is GONZALES
cent.
John p. Hildreth, ex-Town Treasurer
of Stowe, Mass, Is reported missing,
with deficiency Of $40, 600 In his ac-
counts.
The Central Pennsylvania Methodist
Episcopal Conference met on Thursday
in Harrisburg. Bishop Mallalieu pre-
sided.
The Local Option bill passed by the
Mississippi Legislature was signed ON
Thursday BY the Governor.