Daily Republican., 1888-09-15
THIRD EDITION.


N0We summary,
Slammed Brown who had boosted OF bav
Sno kiil, a four men, was bimtelf shot
desd by a Gov oy named Williams, In q
ouaTrei at HArville mining camp, Wyo-
M ng, yesterday,
Ms. L izab til Langller and her Eve.
,vear nlA dau liter died In Boston yester-
dnv. The were buried BY the upsetting
Of a lamp on Thur day night.
The 81 James Hotel al Point Pleasant,
N. j., was burned on Thursday. Mrs.
Nve age yeAis of Norwich, Conn q
guest, burned to death
A freight train ran into another stand
inc at a water tank near schensctsdy, N.
Y. Yesterday. Conductor Godfrey Baker
wa Killed.
The President remained at Oak View
Yesterday. AVID the ususl afternoon Teeep-
lion ut Tie White HOUSE was postponed,
much TO the difappoio tment 4 a large
number of parsons who called to Pay
their real ec's
The Western Window Glass Manufac
tuners Beneficial Association has decl ed
10 resume work in the faetorie on Octo-
her list Instead of October Sth aApTe
yiously agreed TO, The resumption VIII
give Gu. llcyment TO about six thousand
men
Two inches OF snow and sleet fell on
Mount WashlnRt II, New Hampshire, on
Thursday, The thermometer stood at %
tIfprpts above zero. 1t was the third
snow storm and the sixth time the Their
MON, ter hiss leen below freezing point
since July lot.
kilograms from Madison, Edgertown,
Cranberry Centre Berlin, White Water,
Beloit. and Palmyra, Wisconsin, report
kIllink frost on Wednesday night. All
tender vegetation was nipped. Paris
Michigan, reports another heavy frost,
ard oats and buckwheat almost q total
failure.
Three barns on the farm Of Mrs Ethel
ila Coyis, rear New Brunswick, n
with their contents, belonging to William
Smalley milkmsn, were burned yes
tertlay, The Gre was started by I amp,
and it is supposed that be persisted in the
flames.
George w. Millikin was on Thursday
iornd guilty OF numbering lie wi g IN
ShawneetoWn III. He vas sentenced to
be hanged on November rs Hester A.
Deweese was sentenc d to 90 years. i'm
prisonment for ing an accomplish
BY the car Eizlng Of boat on the Hud.
son rivet at Hastings on Thursday Syi
yester Manghon. aged 4; Elizabeth But
Ter, aged 90: Nelie N0rh es aged 30
John Demorest, aged 20; and Mr. Der
ringer were drowned. All but Miss But
Ter were OF Cregkskill. Miss Butler lived
In Tenaay.
A pier of a railroad bridge over the
Santee river at Varnes, South Carolina
gave way yesterday, preclpitatlnR sever
I'll loaded cars snd number of men into
the river Five OF the men are missing
"but as some of the Others escaned after
floating five miles down ream on tim
bers, It is hoped ell will be rescued"
William Schneider, mailing clerk 10 The
post Office at Lancas er, Penn was ar
rested yesterday aft rDoon on the charge
OF robbing the malls. Many valuable let
tiers ave been stolen during the past year
Most Of them were addressed to Revenue
Collector MacGonigle. Schneider gave
$500 bail and was released. He will
have further hearing
In Fort Wayne, indiana, yesterday
morning Charles Klein, Waterman in {
wool en- mill attempted to shoot his wife
and failing beat her on the head wi TIT
butt end Of his revolver until hs thought
she was dead, He then committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the tenn
pie. Jralousy was the cause.
George Carl. alias "Jumbo j" colored
rough, who placed dynamite eartridg
under be clothing house OF j. G Rum
nell * 20, OF ShippensburE, Penn, II
MAY last blowing the building TO atoms
and itjuring several adjoining dwellings
was conVic ed yesterday in the Cumber
land county Court. He will II Is believes
be sentenced to the ful extent of the
law,