Daily Republican., 1889-10-09
NLWS SUMMARY.
ANOTHER MAN SHORT IN
HIS ACCOUNTS.
Slam TO be Represented In the Inter-
national Marine CONFERENCE.-THE
Actor Dies In His Dressing
Room --Mnrder and
snicide.


Daniel W. C6risty, representing Null
cahy " Co. ommission merchants, Of
Chicago, has disappeared, leaviug
Shortage" OF $2.700 in bis accounts.
he used the firms money IN specuiations
ON his own account THIS is said to be
his third defalcation. He is reported to
have been once worth 500, 900 and
to have "lost It all on the Board of
Trade"
The Secretary OF State has been in
formed that Siam will be represented at
the International Marine Conference by
Mr.. II. W. Verney, OF the siame.e Lega-
ton at London. Mr.. q. Caideron, the
Consul General 'oi, Columbia at New
York, has been app9intei by his Govern
ment delegate 10 the International
American Congress.
After the firit scene Of "Lord Chum-
ley" at the Lyceam Theatre, 10 New
York, last evening, Charles b. Bishop,
who had few moments before taken a
prominent part, died suddenly in his
DIR, ssinR-room, behind tho seeres, while
changing his costume. Heart disease iB
supposed to have been the cause.
A. G. Johnson and j. II. Boyd have
been arrested IN Denver, Colorado,
charged with seuding lottery circulars
aud tickets through the malls. The men
are ta!d to have conducted their business
under the name Of A. q. Ross u Co :,
running an alleged corporation called the
Denver State Lottery Company.
A FIRE at Rocky Mount, Franklin
county, Virginia, on Monday night, de-
stroyed the Franklin warehouse aud sew
eral other buildings, comprising most OF
the business portion OF the little town,
The loss is $50, 900, insurance, $4,000.
lncendiarlsm Is suspected.
Senior Caamano, lately President of
E. uadOr, has arrived In Washington to
establish Legation. Senor Caamano is
also accredited as the delegate to the
Pan. American Congress and to the MARI
time Conference, which meets on the 10Th
instant.
A. r. Peck, confidential bookkeepar in
the Chicago Office OF p. Lorillard q Co.,
has Disappeared. He has overdrawn
! money belonging TO the firm to the ex-
tent of possibly several thousand dollars.
Peck took his vile and two children with
him.
John Montague and his wife, Nellie,
alias Sturtevant, have been arrested in
Chicago. The woman 10 wanted IN Gin
c,nnati for stealing fourteen seAlskin
sacks from 4 large fur establishment
there, and also In Buffalo for theft of
sealskin cloaks.
John Walraven and John L. Harvey,
trading as Wslrnven and Harvey, manu-.
facturers of wood mantels, Philadelphia,
have made an Assignment for the benefit
of creditors. Their liabilities are put at
not over $40, 600, and their assets at $780,
900.
Mrs. Fritz Kaiz, a young wife, In Chi
cago. yesterday, poured q half bottle OF
oarbollc acid down her baby's throat and
then swallowed tho remainder herself
Both died. The saother is supposed to
have been crazed ty sickness.
The Clipper saw mill at New Orleans
was burned yesterday morning, with q
quantity of lumber and seven flat cara of
the Mississippi Valley railroad. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, covered by in
surance.
The Judges OF the Supreme Court in
New York on Tuesday amended the
Court rules so that hereafter divorce
suits, when no defence Is interposed
must be tried In court and not sent to q
referee.
The War Department of Mexico pro-
nounces as a canard the report that the
18th and 10 h Infantry Battalions had
b.en nearly annihilhted In a recent
battle with the Yaqui Indians.
Advices from Mexico say that heavy
losses have been Incurred In Palomas,
Penjamillo aud Ahuacotlan by the YER
flowing of the Poilman river. Three
persons were drowned at Ahuacotlau.
There was frost on Sunday night at
Port Gibson and Jackson, Mississippi,
and Alexandria and Bayou Sara, Lousi-
ana. This is the earliest OF the season
for many years.
This charter election In Newark, New
Jersey, yesterday, resuliel in the election
of Haynes, Democrat, for Mayor. by over
1900 majority. The Council Ia Rcpubli-
| can.
A despatch from Hartford, Connecticut,
says that, with n dozen towns to hear
from, tho official returns give 20, 8s4 ma
jcrity against the prob bitory amend
ment
Horace Weaver, aged "a years, OF Tren-
ton, conductor on the Pennsylvania
Rail- oad, was struck and killed by n loco
motive last evening at Nicetown, Pa.
The Presjd Mt of the Citizens Assocla-
tiou OF Troy, New York. has invited the
delegates to the International American
Congress to visit thatcity.
The City Brewery in Sheridan. Wyo-
ming Territory, with t000 bushels OF malt,
! was burned yesterday. Loss, SIS, 600; m
surance, $4,000.
James Conway, aged 25 years, q car
penter, was killed yesterday by falling
ing from the top Of James Long & Sons
new N II, Philadelphia.
The Yelled Prophets parade in st.
Louis last night was success. The
floats represented 30 comic operas.
Governor Beaver yesterday opened the
exhibition of American Art Industry, in
Memorial Hall, Philadelphia.
The Navy Department was informed
yesterday OF the arrival of the Swatara
at Singapore.
There was frost over Middle and North
Alabama on Monday night.
Thieves AT Mlddietown.
Thieves have been applying their voca-
tlon lively at Middletown, DEL, for the
past few days. On Friday evening last,
they broke into the residence of Miss
Maggie Beaston, and ransacking the
house from cellar to garret carried away,