Daily Republican., 1886-04-21
NEWS SUMMARY.
COOPERATIVE STORE AND BANK
"A LYNCHER ARRAIGNED.
The Flood at Montreal subsidfns--Ths
New York Seventh in Washington
Bank Suspension.

II Ia reported from Pittsburg that
john Jarrett, ex- President OF the
Amalgamated Association Of Iron and
Steel Workers, and Andrew Carnegie,
the millisnaire iron master, have In
contemplation the organization of an
immense cooperative stere and bank.
labor organizations exclusively, and nc
than 5000 worth Of the stock. II the
scheme is successful other stores will
be started In cities In different parts o.
the country.
William Snedecker was on Tuesday
Arraigned at Freehold, New Jersey, OF
the charge Of killing "Mingo Jack. >
Several witnesses testified that Sne
decker said he had been one OF the
Ilynchers, but they admitted that he wai
drunk at the time. Snedeeker denied
any complfcity in the affair, and said
he did not believe he ever said SO
drunk or sober. He was held in $1,000
bail.
The will of Francis W. Tracey o
Buffalo, fled on Tuesday for probate
makes the following public bequests
Buffalo Orphan Asylum, $l0,0
Church. Charity Foundation, 10000
Buffalo Historical Society, SIC, 900
Buffalo General Hospital ,S90, 900; Young
Mems Association, $4,000; Buffalo
Fine Arts Academy, $1,000; Home fol
the Friendless, SIC, coo; Buffalo Catholic
institute, $4,000.
The flood at Montreal is subsidinf
gradually, and several streets are al
ready clear of water. The damage IL
estimated at 81 100000. 1t is proposed
that the city borrow $4,000, 900 for thu
purpose of raising the level of the low
| lying districts and enlarging the pres
emit revetment wall. Seven thousan(
Ave hundred and twenty-five families
or about 10000 people, were "hoodet
out"
The city National Bank, Of VIII
Transport, Pa, suspended on Tuesda.
morning. The cause is said to be
defalcation of $4,000. besides othe
heavy losses. The stockholders ga,
the depositors will be paid in full. Th
ldefaulter is said to be e. P. Dietrich
who was assistant cashier and book
keeper of the bank.
The American Peace Society, in Ses
lsion at Boston on Tuesday, offered tn
follow ing TO be sent TO Mr. Gladstone
"The American Peace Society congratu
lates you upon your organization an
liable advocacy of measures 30 coura
IReous, conciliatory, and just toward
Ireland"
The officers of the New York Sevent
Regiment, now in Washington, o
Tuesday paid their respects to th
President, and also called upon Geners
Sheridan. The regiment paraded /
the afternoon and was reviewed by th
President.
Rev. A. M. Child, called home fro
1 | the Methodist Episcopal Conference
New York, By the death of his wifi
I'll was struck sensoless by lightning
Westernville, on Monday evening. T
!. was considered out Of danger on Tue
day.
A freight train on the West Pennsy
vania Railroad ran into an open swift
near Harmarsville, Pa, on Tuesd
4 morning and was thrown down an 81
bankment.N Three hands were dangt
= ously injured.
81 The distillery of Wathen, Mueller
;. loo, near Lebanon, KY, was wreck
Il by o boiler explosion on Tuesday NOR
ing. Two men were fatally injured, o
IS | of whom has since died.
The State Board of Pardons at Ha
lrisburg, Pa, on Tuesday refused ps
I don TO Ellis P. Phipps, of Philadelph
II Almshouse notoriety.
III During q thunderstorm at Shens
. doah, Pa, on Tuesday afternoon, Jam
tManley, aged 16 years, was killed
lightning.
Florence Hodgson, aged 8 years, v
fatally injured by lightning at Hsz
ton, Pa.