Daily Republican., 1886-03-15
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE MCCORMICK STRIKERS TosBE
SUsTAINED.
Ran on the Traek-Thirty Passengers;
IDjured-A Murderess to be Hanged
--Suffocatcd I'm u Lime-KAln.

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Ran on the Traek-ThIrty Passengers
IDjured-A Murderess to be Hanged
--Suffocated in y Lime-KAln. f-
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Alta meeting of the District Assembly
Of the knights of Labor in Chicago, on
Sunday afternoon, IL Was decided to
sustain the striking employees Of the
Mccormick Reaper Company, and to
boycott the firm, which is now employ
ing nearly full force of nOn-union
men. 1t was also decided to raise the
Thompton q Taylor boycott, one of tho
Arms using Maxwell Brothers' goods,
and to call out the full strength Of the
order In boycotting Maxwell Brothers.
The international billiard match be-
tween Schaefer aud Vlgnaux for 81 600
q side. 5000 points up. was finished in
New York on Saturday night. Schaefer
won the closing game by 800 points to
502, and the match by 5000 points to
/, ,855 for his antagonist. During the
match Schaefer made the highest run
on record in balk line billiards, name
ly, 230. Schaefer's grand average, over
25, was also the highest yet made In
this game.
A telegram from Decatur, ILL.,, Gays:
'The erroneous impression has gone
out that the United Labor Party of
America, which had It's birth In Decatur
March 6, was organized by the membeIse
of the Knights Of Labor Assembly Of
this city. 1t was formed under the
auspices Of the Decatur WorkiAgmen's
Olub, which is entirely separate from
the Knights of Labor"
The funeral of Senator M iller of Cali
fornia took place in Washington ON
II Aaf fn I'd ha hall In
the Senate Chamber in presence of the
President, Cabinet officers, Judges of
the Supreme Court, Senators and Con-
gressmen, members of the Diplomatic
Corps and others. DR.. Leonard read
the services, after which the remains
were placed on special train for Cali
fornia.
Il The mutilated body of . man, with
the throat cut, was found lying ON the
Allegheny Valley RAILROAD, near Rock
land Station, Pa, on Saturday night.
From papers found on the body It was
Identified as that of q boilermaker
} named Casey, who lived at franklin.
I 1t is supposed he was robbed and
murdered.
Myron Nowland, 13 years of age,
while in school at New Boston, Michi-
gan, a week ago, printed some letters
Some time after his hand and arm be-
: gan to swell and commissions set in,
oontir uing for three days until the boy
died on Thursday last. 1t Is believed
: he was poisoned by the ink.
While an engine making trial trip
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad was
going through Hokendauqua on Satur-
! lday afternoon, the smOkestack Was
u knocked off by striking the beam OF o
= bridge, and 1t struck Thomas Moore,
= engineer, on the head, killing him in
l stantly.
Joseph McCaull, 35 years of age,
, said to have lived at 1243 Marshall
q street, Philadelphia, was suffocated at
Cham hersburg, Penna., on Saturday
might, by goiug to sleep on lime kiln
o while drunk. He had just been re-
leased from jail. His body will be
M sent to Pbiladelphia.
,fl George D. Williams, clerk Of tht
i, Sumptsr Hotel, in Hot Springs, Arkan
n sas, on Saturday morning, shot and
1 killed Mrs. Norris, one of the boarder
ID in the house, and then attempted sui
l. eide. He bad been too intimate will
le The woman. His iajuiies are not be
~ lieved to be fatal.
to The trial of Mary Wileman for poi
soning her husband by giving hin
III pumpkin pie with arsenic in 1t, q
ID Little Valley, New York, resulted ol
Saturday in verdict of guilty in tn
first degree. She was sentenced to b.
hanged on April 3Oth.
The rear coach of passenger train o.
IN the Michigan and Ohio Railroad ran OF
W the track near Eckford, Michigan, ol
l. Friday, was dragged some distance OF
n its side and then fell down an embank
IS ment Thirty passengers were injured
{. several of the m dangerously.
~ DR.. Charles B. Converse, County Ply
~ y siciau of Hudson County, New jersey
"a was dangerously, If not fatally irjure'
=. ou Saturday night. by his wagon beinl
a. struck by freight train at Delawar'
n ~ and Laokawana Railroad crossing neal
~ Jersey City.
,d Jane Wilson was convicted at Eas
10 Cambridge, Massachusetts,, on Friday
or OF attempting to poison young rela
ev We, Eva Chaplin, by giving her oand,
contsinirg white arsenic and rat poison
Sentence was deferred.
A street car in New Haven, Conn
8, was run into and crushed by a freigh
: car at the Derby Railroad depot on Sat
ne urday. The conductor of the street Ca
l and eleven passengers were injured, bu
i1, m none fatally.
nr The House of Refuge near Toledo, O
'rt was burned on Saturday morning Losi
A. $50, 600; insurance, $35 900. The fire
Al. believed to have been started by tw
boys. inmates Of the House. All tn
inmates were got out safely.
Gold has been discovered on farr
!, near G-eencsstle, Penna., but whethe
- 10 in paying quantities or not has not ye
been asoertsined.
loo The Mexican Government has order
var ed an investigation of the circumstance
CONNECTED with the killing Of Captain
Cfawford By Mexican troops.
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Remodeling.
James Mitchell is engaged in tearin
~, out the frcnt OF the store off, p. Dougl
ow t4n & Co., No 4l0 Market street,
set O der to place a new glass front in II
at stead and otherwise beautify and In
yht prove the place. Mr.. Doughteu IL in
De- pressed with the idea that improv,
nc ments of the above character viii prov
q good investment, leading to an IL
er ore ase of trade as we'll as adding
the appearance of the street. A gre,
AN 1eal has heen done In this directio
va: " ithiS few years and we hope thi
re the good work may continue.
an SPECIAL.
its Boys wagons and wheelbarrows b
How cost till the 20th. 90. cent store.