Rensselaer Republican, Volume 15, Number 14, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 14 December 1882 — ADDITIONAL NEWS. [ARTICLE]

ADDITIONAL NEWS.

The rblling mill and the Triton coHon%illl at New Castle, DeL, closed for tndefiijltenqrioda The ing- milt Sat jTPhillipsbprg, *. ¥., whlieS has been adto. fqr. a mohth, fire# up v and the South CHiqago steißlraM mill extimrtUwhed its furnaces... ./The Qovoitaor GeaWali of Canada,'upon hfa arrival in,-'Sipi'flSrttricihco fiymi British Co) applied to,ti he United States Govfenyncnt for an armed escort as far as San Antonio, and Secretary Lincoln detailed a Lieutenant and ten men' to 1 protect then! v If the stones told to the Citizens’ Committee are true,, jas alleged by O’Leary and Murphy, oqnvicted bunko and moite men, then the force of the city of. Washington is about as crooked an institution as oonld wfell be imagined. These mop allege that detectives' “stood in” with Ml thieves who robbed the Government Print£ ing Office and who carried off Minister Cliristianoy’s diamonds, and shared in the results of these andother thefts... .Senator Logan says that? he vrfll oppose to the bitter end the bill for the-relief of Fitz John Porter. He claims that'Gen. Grant does riot know as much abouttfie case as he himself doea - The Trustee# of the great East river bridge, connecting New York and Brooklyn, expect to havA the structure ready for foot passengers .-by Jam 15?.. .A'copper still containing .barrels of whisky exploded in theUJbsoppan distillery at Belle Vernon, Pa. Injuring ppe min fatally, wrecking the building, and destroying the United States warehouse, which contained many thousand baxaus of whisky. The distillery was the largesttn the-countrv. The loss is estimated at from #500,000T0 ‘#700,000. A school teachrir at Cumberland, Ohio, named William Frazier, was assaulted by two pupils, named John Hayes aqd Charles Luse. Hayes was killed with a knife, and Luse got badly cut... .Josiah A Noonan, a well-known citizen of Wisconsin, died in the insane'riaylum at Milwaukee, at the age of 70..! .The EdwardsfJounty Bank, at Kinsley, Kan., was robbed of #l^,ooo. A dispatch from Opelika, Ala., says the two factions, the old and the new City Councils, which have been quarreling for several days, raised a riot in which the Mayor and police were involved. Nine white men and one negro were shot down, seven of whom will die . Owing to the troublesthe Alabama Legislatures passed on aot vacating its charter and authorizing the Governor to- appoint a local Government uiftil a new one can be elected... .Robert J. Crampton, for five years cashier and paymaster of the Little Rock and Fort Smith railway, has disappeared with #IO,OOO of the company’s funds.. ..Gov. Stephens, of Georgia, has pardoned out Capfc. Edward Cox, sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of CoL Robert A Alston in 1879. Herb Richter, in the _ German Reichstag, said the Interdiction of the importation of American pork was more of a protectionist scheme than a sanitary measure. .. .Cablegrams announce the death ofSir Joseph Napier, of London, and of William Golignint, the last mhmber ■of the well- • known journalistic family of Paris..., The Lora Lieutenant of Ireland has commuted the sentence of death imposed on the live murderers of the Jovee family to imprisonment for life... .Parnell has petitioned the land court for the sale of his property in the County Wicklow. It is reported that Congressman Manning, of. Mississippi, who ran against Chalmers, refuses to accept a certificate of election from the Governor of that State, as he believes he was not fairlv elected. The Governor, however, stilL,refuseß to give a certificate to ChalAerSv.and says he will order a new electionjn case Manning persists in refusirg.the certificate. It is not -Safe to sjwftk of a Western lady as t large-soled woman. She corors up, lonnces out of the room, and soliloquizes in the sacred fastness of her boudoir, “11l never speak to that hateful old .hing again—so there! Largo soled, fideed !—Bouton Transcript.