Daily Republican., 1886-08-12
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
COTTON Mills ANO RELIEF COM
MIrTkES-SPENCk c CkR-TERhY.
Wife Beatiog ana Disorderiy Conduct
Train Robber Pardoned-Traln
Collision.


Wife Beatiog end Gisorderly Conduct
Train Robber Pardoned-Traln
Collision.
A telegram from Augusta, Georgia,
says the cotton mills Involved in the
lock out-cf which "Wednesday was the
fvst day the Augusta, Enterprise,
King, Sibley, Algernon, Shamroo K and
riverside. Relief committees are
looking after needy families and NOV
ing many people into the country or
sending them to other cities The
number of people shut out IL 1888 To
these were paid in WAGES $47, lao per
month, not including officers or over
seers. The mills consumed 1857 bales
Of cotton per month.
George L Butsch was arraigned to
fore Justice Russell, In Chicago, ON
Tuesdsy, for vile beating and disorder
ly conduct. He was fined go and
was hound over in 5000 to keep the
been pronounced than the prisoner
seized Q chair and hurled 1t at the JUS
tice. A desperate struggle ensued.
Butsch was overpowered, handcuffed
and taken to jail.
Tbefirst of the cases growing out of
the late feht at MAJ tinsville, Virginia,
between the Spencer brothers and
Terry brothers, was concluded ct Mar
tinsville yesterday. John d. Spencer
was tried for the murder of j. X.
Terry and was acq uitted. The evidence
showed that the murder was committed
| by another person. The other cases will
be tried hereafter.
Adolphus Parker, serving q term
for train robbery, was pardoLed by the
Governor of Arkansas on Tuesday.
He was one of the four who stopped q
train near Little Rock in Decemb ber,
1884, and robbed the passengers, but 1t
is said be took no active part In the out
rage. He was only 16 years old at the
time.
The position of Minister to Austria
has been offered to Pension Commis-
sioner Black, but 1t is not known
| whether he has de cided to accept. 1t
is said that ex Governor Click, Of
Kansas, has been offered the Pension
Com missionership m in case of Blacks
acceptance of the Austrian mission.
Pleurc-pneumonis has appeared
among another herd of cattle In Manor
Township. Lancaster county, Pennsyl-
vania. On Tuesday, five animals were
killed on the farm by order of the State
Veterinarian, and the remainder of
the herd were inoculated.
A satchel, containing checks to the
amount of Sl3, ,845 was stolen from q
messenger of the Angie American Pack
ling Company In Chicago, on Saturday
last The checks, 1t is said, are not ne
gotiable.
The Treasury Department is arrang-
ing for call, in few days, for ten or
twelve millions OF bonds, in addition
to the usual monthly call of tour mil
lions to meet the requirements of the
sinkipg fund.
4 At Conpeaut, Ohio, yesterday, Mrs.
IStough went to the river 10 wash taking
lher three children with her. One OF
1.-The little ones fell into the water, and,
in the effort to rescue 1t, the mother and
all the children were drowned.
Il An engine on the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad exploded yesterday
: ct Lexington, Kentucky. VIM. Sickles,
fireman, fatally injured.
III Two freight trains ON the Buffalo,
+ Rochester and Pittsburg Railroad col
lided near Falls Greek, Penna,, yester-
, Ii day morning. Engineer Edward Arms
3 was instantly killed.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee. who has
been very i'll for some days with ''ma-
, ilaria ami liberation of the bowels"
t was yesterday pronounced out of dan
lger.
Specimens of gold are exhibited In
Eau Claire, Wisconsin. which is said
to have been discovered seventy miles
north OF that city, the ore assaying $50
lper ton.
A sale of Holland cattle in New York
.. yesterday drew large attendance of
bidders, and from $1l0 TO $145 WAS bid
for heifers dropped in 1885.
Commissioner Sparks, of the General
a Land Office, lett Washington yesterday
for Illinois, on receiving news of the
| death of bis sister.in-law.
ii A erich oil belt" is req orted 10 hays
a been discovered i've miles from Liver.
3 more, California.
Lewis Beach. Congressman from the
J Fifteenth DISTRICT of New York, died
3 Tuesday night, at Cornwall, aged Al
= years.