Daily Republican., 1886-01-02
News Summary.
RELIGION s REFITAI

A barricade bstwssn Ste. Cuneeonde
and Montreal was again pulled down
iduring Thursday night, and again erect
cd, after small riot, Ia which severai
Ioflicers were peltsd with stones and ono
was cut ON the head with q bottle. III
nally deputation from Ste. Cunea0nde
waited upon the Montreal authorfties,
and an agreement wzs arrived at b.
which the city y % withdraw the force
from the barricade until Monday, and
the Ste.C Cunegonde nfIici2ls On their part
are to comply with the health regnia-
tion- Z.
Presidens ClsveIapdss frst.Nsw Yea
reception on Friday was very largely
attended. ,There were present sthe Dt'
plomtiac Corps, j Justices Of the 6uprenne
and other Courts, SENATORS and Cengresa.
men, officers OF the Army and Navy,
and prominent ofiicials. The reception
n the general public followed. 10 b
lestimAtsd shat morg'than 5000 persons
shook hands with the President dnripe
the day. si st'sE' Ri,
"A box containing . Tin cylindsr az
Inches In length, Theoretically scaled,
|and supposed TO be dynamite machine,
day morning near the Chicago, Burlink.
| ton and Quincy Railroad cffic6 inChica-
40. The machine was taken 70 . p0iioe
station, but ~ nobody liked 70 meddte
with it, it vas held for an examination
BY experts. %
A religious revival was begun IN
Palmyra, Wisconsin, about three weeka
ago, " and the ministcr and several 9th.
ers pledged themselves not 70 taste 4
morsel Of TODD untii certain things sro
accomplished. Rev. ~ Pate and six
others have kept up tins faat, but anctb-
1 er named GreeD, fearing Starvation, has
begun 10 take food. The aufh0rities say
they will mot Interfere.
oAddie Il. Davis. 20 years of age. of
Sarnia, 0ntaxi0s commiEte6 suicide ~
Toronto. on Hhursaay evehtnEs BY swal-
lowing carbolic acid. She was OF O re-
spectacle and wealthy family, but had
fallen from virtue while visftinx in To
ronto, and destroyed herseif because Of
her shame. cue as II tists3t En-
A boats crew commanded by John
P. PerelrA, from the whaling sahooner
Mary IL. Simmons, WAS pniled under
the surfnce By o whaie near she Capo
Verde Islands on November 10th. No
trace of the boat or the naen was seem
aiterwarc. $50 za 80 hs ~ 3
There was fight between smugalsrs
and custom Ruarda, near Miers Mexico,
on Wednesday last, An " hieh one smug
gler was killed and several were wound
ed. The customs officers captured . vAlu.
able lot Of SILKS, laces and velvets.
The steamer City OF Chesser grounded
Ion Friday near Eureka, California, and
Iit Ia feared win be total wreck. Her
lpassengers were saved. She n an iron
vessel, was built BY John Roach In 1878
and was valued at $i00,0
Lorenzo Snow, one Of the Twelve
Apostles of the Mormon Church, WA
. convicted at Salt Lalss City, on Thurs.
Iday, of unlawful cohAbitAsiona He h
La years of age and has seven wives and
Itwenty.three children.
The Cunard steamer Pavonia arrived
| at Boston yesterday from liverpool
having made the passage in
idays, i5X hours. This is the quickest
, passage yet made between Liverpoo D
and Boston.
Three Of the crew OF the schooner Liz
zie Griffin, of Gloucester, Massachusetts
, were lost on the Banks on the 17th ult.
by the capsizing of dory. They wer
Nova Scotians.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Guilford wsre ar
toebo0 ou EEtuny Au lynn N.411@eAu y
tetta, on the charge OF malpractice
causing the death of Sadie Il. Taylor
aged % years.
b. Harris, ex-member Of the Legil
lature Of Albang, committed suicide 4
Lee county, in that State on Thursday
Pecuniary trouble was the cause.
The q. 8. despatch boat dolphin 81
l rived at Fortress Monroe yesterday mo-
+. lining. She made the run from N4wpol
: TO Cape Henry In twenty-five hour
II The will of Mrs. Phoebe L. Smith, I,
. Chicago, admitted to probate ON Thar
D iday. leaves the bulk Of an estate Falne
, lat 500, 200 to charitable institutipns.
President Cleyeland yesterday gave
!. contribution Of 500 10 the Grant Mon
Q ment Fund.