The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-11-27
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

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4, Tifin, Ohio, Clement Snyder shot
himself
unrv Ward Beecher presented in a
son interesting views on the labor
ppbem
The Union Pacific Hotel at Cheyenne.
wro was partially destroyed by fire.
w $4,000 A man named McElrov. a
Zen Pacific employee, was killed bv a
t.n;nc porch Several firemen were
s.SSyerely injured.
so,ah Merrill, United States consul at
,.r,salem. arrived at New York bv
s..asner Nevada. Admiral McCauley and
S;on,cnan, Blocker, of the United States
,.,"snship Hartford, South Atlantic SQUAD
,on also arrived by steamer City of Para
Durinc Thursday there were two new
..sos of cholera in La Voca, one in Bue-
Avres. seven in the hospital for the
me and one in the English hospital.
InCordoya Rosario and Santa Fe there
have been several new cases, some OF
them fatal.
fire in Boston damaged Cutter &
pa-ter's sash and blind factory TO the ex-
.ort If $4,000 Several firemen were
leone by smoke, and one, William
rlovel was taken out dead. Chief Weber
: in precarious condition, but 1t is
thought he will survive.
man and his wife, named Thomas,
have been sentenced, in Paris, 10 death,
end fbe wifes two brothers, named Lee
hon have been sentenced TO imprison-
,rsrf for life, for numbering Madame Lee
hon their mother, whom they burned to
5s.tb in order to inherit her money.
Patrick Hayden, well-knOwn poll
tr;sn and liquor dealer of Jersey City,
VI was shot and fatally wounded in
HI. saloon bv James Cayanagh, an oil ped
der The exact cause of the shooting
nis said. was Hayden's alleged intimacy
with Cayanagh's daughter.
Fire in Philadelphia burned the four
story furniture factory Of John ID. Raggio
erd'two small houses and damaged some
,er mp q dozen others. Mr. Raggios loss
was $4,000 on the building and $35, 600
an sleek and machinery. Losses on the
3welHng-houses were from $4,000 to $1O,-
000
In the action of Zebre MERCER, at
Toronto. Ont, against the Rev. Father
Lynch. for seduction, the defendants
hrotber. Peter Lynch testified that he
himself was the guilty party. The sister
of the plaintiff depOsed that she had
accidentally been an eyewitness of pro
ceedings involving the guilt of the deten-
dant
lanes Wilson, son of Thomas Wilson,
the pavmaster of the FOXhill quarries,
near St Mary's. Pa, who abscOnded a
week ago with the wages Of the work
men has been lodged in jail at West
Chester. He is charged with being an
accessory to the embezzlement and flight
of his father. whose whereabouts yet re
mains mystery. The prisoner IS only Il
wears old and lives at Wilmington, Del.
In spite Of the closest watch kept on
the barracks at Berlin, Spandau, and
P0tsdam. thousands of SOcialistic pamph-
lets have been found among the troops.
The matter seized consists mostly OF a
newlv-issued appeal to the soldiers to join
workingmen in fastening a social revolu-
ton. The source Of the pamphlets has
been traced to men freQuenting soldiers
beer houses. and several of the men have
been arrested.
The New York corporation counsel has
given an opinion. in which he says that
the Broadway Surface Railroad Company
must be considered as not in existence.
Therefore it could have no personal pro-
perry. and cannot be taxed or assessed on
personal property. Whatever property
is held by the receiver can be assessed by
charging to him but if he does not re-
side IN the city the assessment must be
made in the county where he resides.
Receiver O'Brien is a resident Of Dutchess
county, which will therefore be benefited
N lln exnensn Of Now York county.