Daily Republican., 1889-02-07

rity prominent women OF Adams
county, Nebraska, made crusade against
saloon aud gambling house In Prosser
on Monday night, demollshlng the entire
Establishment. The women attacked the
building when It was crowded, with their
aprons lull OF Jumps Of coal, breaking
every window glass and cleaning out tue
establishment. The inmates scattered in
every direction, some OF the louDgers be-
Ing husbands OF the women. W isky
aud teer flowed freely into the gutter
The place has had hard Ieputau N for
selling liquor withou, lie nse.
William Barrenthlne and Leaude, Kali
dron, sailors, escaped from the tchooner
John II. Cairne, In New Haven haroor,
Tuesday evening, because oi alleged bru-
tai treatment, and nosted about the
Sound on frail craft all night. They
were discovered by the steamship Old
Colony yesterday and taken to New York.
Barrenthlne died and Kaldron is In a
critical condition.
Walter 3. Bradley shot and killed his
vile In Chicago yesterday ard then com
mitted suicide. Both were employed by
morning paper, tho husband as q re-
porter and the wife as literary editor.
They quarrelled, and It is said that Mrs.
Bradley had decided to separate from her
husband.
Three of the Second avenue strikers In
New York, who were arr. sted for assault
Ing applicants for work and obstruetlaF
the tracks during 'he tle.up, were SEN
tcnce to three, four and SIX months' i'm.
prisonment ut The Yorkyllle Police Court
yesterday.
Richard Peters, a prominent citizen OF
Atlanta, Georgia, died Jest rday, aged
~ years. He was interested in railroad
matths, and two Of his sons, Richard
Peters, Jr., of Philadelphia, and Ralph
Felers, OF Cincinnati, are prominent rail-
read men.
Several days ago three men called at
the county Jail In Duluth, Minnesota, to
STE Andrew Finn, under arrest Tor high
way robbery. They carried an extra
oy' rcoat, false whiskers, etc. Finn
douned these and walked out with his
coDfederates.
William Frost died of dydrophob!a at
Palat,ne, Illinois, on Tuesd, y night. He
was bitt' by a dog q few weeks ago
HIS wound was cauterized by a physician
and he afterwards had a "mAd stone"
applied until IL would no longer aihere.
A despatch from Piitshurg sa-s the
Window Glass Trust has fallen through.
The importers of J. elgian window glass
VIII not Join any association OF the Kind
proposed, and with tho present tariff II
cou not succeed wlthou them.
Secretary Bayard has notified the Ger
man Minister at Washington that our
Government accepts the proposition for
resumption at Berlin of the conference
begun in Washington in 1887 In regard
| to Samoa.
W. w. Brssey, paying teller of the
Eagle and Phguix Savings Bank and The
baRie and Phmnix Manufacturing Com
pany, In Columbus, Georgia, has llsap
peared. 1here is shortage of $751; il
his aeoountf.
Some time during Monday night George
| llaggerman was taken from the Coliax
County jail, in Schuyler, Nebraska, AID
banged to tree iu the court yard. He
was charged with horse stealing and
arson.
John stone, aged 10 JeAfs, employed q
| Clsncey's fertilizing work, near New
Btl nswick, New j rsey, was sculdcd Il
deash yeSterday.
Rev. Father Edward Kelly, pastor o.
the Church of the Annunciation, at Blacl
Rock, New York, died of pneumonia yes
teiday.