Daily Republican., 1886-06-03
News summary.

A passenger train on the Pittsburg,
Chicago and st. Louis Railroad was
wrecked near WindfAll, Indiana, on
Tuesday morning, by striking fiat car
which had been run on the main track.
Several CARS were thrown from the
track and the baggage car was badly
damaged. Two train men we're severely
injured, and one passenger suffered
hemorrhage of the lungs from the
shock.
| Two men named johnson, and another
named Lovett. were arrested at Albion,
Idaho, last Monday for robbing the
United States mail. The robbery was
committed In April last, when the
thieves secured the treasure box OF
wells Fargo, containing Sl2, 800. "The
Johnsons are notorious desperadoes,
having been connected with various
deeds of outlawry in Texas, Idaho and
elsewhere.
John Most, the Anarchist, was SEN
fenced in New York on Wednesday to
one years imprisonment in the peni.
teDtiary and payment of fine of $500.
| His associate, Braunschweig, was SEN
tenced to nine months and $3.50 fine
Schenck was sentenced to the peniten
tiary for nine months, but not fined.
The Grand Jury at Chicago on Wed.
nesday returned thirty -four additions al
indictments against the Anarchists. 1t
is said that five additional persons have
been indicted for participating In the
Haymarket massacre, and that addi-
tional charges have been prepared
against those already under arrest.
The Grand Jury at Milwaukee, inves.
tigating the recent labor riots, on Tues.
day evening returned a number of
sealed indictments, and yesterday eight
arrests were made, including several
members of the Executive Board of the
Knights of Labor.
Rev. DR.. Kinlock Nelson, one of the
faculty OF the Alexandria Theological
Seminary, was yesterday elected Bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
Easton, Maryland, to succeed the late
Bishop Lay.
At Lancaster, Pa yesterday morn
ing, the jury in the case of DIR. /. N.
LiGhtner Of Ephrata on trial on the
charge of criminally sssauting q pa
| tient while treating her professionally,
rendered verdict of not guilty.
William Mclean, the Monmouth
Park bookmaker, who was convicted
last week, has been sentenced at Free
hold, New Jersey, to pay a fine of $3.50
and the costs Of the prosecution. The
case has been appealed.
Henry Havemeyer, the well.known
sugar refiner, died suddenly at his
home, near Babylon, Long Island,
Yesterday morning. He was in the
46sh year OF his age.
A jury was secured on Tuesday in
| the East st. Louis strike cases. About
800 special jurors had been summoned,
and the expense of the jury alone will
reach $4,000.
Martin Buzzard, one Of the Welsh
Mountain thieves, was on Wednesday
lodged in Jail at Lancaster, Pennsylva.
MIA, on charges of larceny and horse
stealing.
The saw mill of T. Jerome & Co., two
salt blocks, a cooper shop and several
other buildings, in Carrollton, Michi-
gan. were burned on Tuesday. Loss
500, 600.
1t is understood that Secretary Man
ming will leave Washington on Satur
day for the Hot Springs of Virginia,
where he will remain q month.
Judge L. w. Hooper, of Monroe
OouhbJy AAh6hodoI WAS On w 6un6SuAy
placed In the penitentiary at Little
Rock, for having Issued s., 900 of spuri
ous county scrip.
Two children of widow named
Richards were burned to death at
Springfield, Massachusetts, on Tuesday
while lighting fire with kerosene.
The United Presbyterian General
Assembly, at Hamilton, Ohio, has re-
solved by large majority in favor OF
instrumental music In the churches.
The towboat Jacob Leonard sank on
Wednesday morning in the Hudson
river, six miles south OF Rondout. 1t
Is believed her crew are safe.
The overdue steamer Siberian arrived
at st. John, Newfoundland, early on
Wednesday morning, She was delayed
By fog and ice.
The Roller Corn Mill of s. p. Young
g Go at ,llas, Texas, was burned on
Tuesday. Loss SIC 900.
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