The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-05-08

York 70 defend the govern leuL against tue
appeal Tor an Injunction restraining B0yley
from enforcing the railroad tax.
NEW YoRE, Nay 3.-A Committee Of
fhirty-fiFc citizens have been appointed
from the Episcopal Churches Of this city
and Brooklyn 70 properly receive the body
Of Bishop McIlvane, and 70 cooperate
with the Rector Of Sc Paul's Church in
making arrangements FOR the impressive
services 10 take place Bishop Pcr-
ter, 81 New York. VIII preach the funeral
sermon. Most Of the clergy Of the city
aud neigbborhood viii assist al the seryi-
ces, and arrangements have also been made
for tho reception e nc Commission sP-
pointed tlv the Diocese Of Ohio, who will
conduct the remains from this CITY 70 their
final resting place in that State
A London correspondent writing date
Of April 10, says: The body Of Bishop
AIcIlvanc arrived in this city on the first
instant, and was Immediately taken 10
Westminster Abbey.
This is the first time the remains Of an
American Bishop have rested, even for a
few days. in this burial place Of England's
famous dead
Rev Mr.. Stanley Dean, OF Westminster,
was acquainted with the Bishop, and 10
show his respect for tho deceased, and to
crafty American Episcopalians arranged for
the special funeral service Of the 18th, when
the coffin had been placed in front of the
alter service began, but instead of the
pslms appointed for the burial service, the
Easter Anthem "Christ our Passover is
Sacrificed was sung, and Canon Conway
read, as lesson one, thus 413 to H. choir
then sang j hear a voice from Heaven
and Dean read the concluding parts Of the
service, after which the hymn ''rhe Saints
on earth and thus above had been
sung and the benediction announced the
concourse dispersed. Many Of those pre-
present fingered to take their last farewell
of the remains Of bishop which were en-
closed in three collins. The outer one was
covered with black cloth, and these words
were inscribed on a brass plate: &c. p Nc
Ivaine, Bishop Of Ohio born January Is,
1899, died March 70, 1879 The whole of
the ceremonies in the abbey lasted about 90
minutes.
VIENNA, May 3.-The Emperor gave
grand banquet last night at the palace.
Among the guests were all the native and
foreign princes in Vienna, and the newly
appointed American Ainister
The American Commissioners are actively
working to put the United States depart
ment of exposition in complete order.
Boston, May "A fire broke out this
morning in Heating s. Co.'S. planning mill,
197 Portland street, and spread to the
causeway Several firms engaged in the
building trade were burned out, but the loss
of no one exceeds $4,000, and all are par
TALLY insured.
COLUMBUS, ONO, May Sin the House
this morning, the special committee APP
pointed to investigate matters pertaining to
the State government, and management of
the State benevolent and penal institutions
made q report. This report says the exam
ination has taken very wide range, and
100 witnesses were examined; that so far
as the elective officers and their subordi-
mates are concerned, very commendable
honesty and fidelity have been observed,
and that in the official conduct of no officer,
whether elective or appointiye, has corrup-
ton been discovered. In relation to some
asylums, errors and missteps, in the opinion
of the committee, have been made, espe-
cially in connection with the new central
lunatic and blind asylum, A minority of
this committee call attention to the practice
of nepotism that has prevailed to some ex-
tent with the State officers. The report was
ordered printed. A resolution was adopted
restricting The State for lunatic asylums and
paupers' hi uses.
A bill prescribing punishment for persons
who conspire to secure indictments against
other persons by false pretense, was passed
MADRID, May ga rumor prevails that
General Valarde viii resign his command if
General Nouvilas accepts the position of
Minister of War.
Inhabitants of districts invested by Car
lists being obliged to abandon their homes
81. L. /
caused great agitation, and government |
thus remove the cause for hostile demonstra- !
ton by the inhabitants
81. PETERSBURG, May 3.-Fifty thousand |
troops were reviewed yesterday by the
Emperor of Germany and the Car. Last /
evening, st. Petersburgh was illuminated.
NEW YORK, May 3.-Mr. Norm, who /
assaulted Jay Gould, the other day, did not
appear at the special session, to-day, and |
the trial, of course on the motion of Gould's |
counsel, was peremptorily set down for
Tuesday next.
New York, May 3.-stocks are steady
and frmer.
The failure Of n. H. Gillett, heavy tea
is announced.
There is no official information of the
failure Of the Stock House.
Culitie & Guy, of Paris, took $3.50, 600. |
BANK STATEMENT.
Increase specie, 50, 625, 600; increase legal /
tenders, So, 375, 900: increase deposits, |
s.. $50, 600.
OTTAWA, May 3-In the motion involv-
ing the want of confidence on the Interna-
tional Railroad matter, the ministry were !
sustained by twenty-five majority.
DETROIT, May 3-Cornwells & Co spa
per mills were partially destroyed
HAVANA, May 3, 1s73.-The Spanish /
banks are unable to supply the demand for (
exchange The grand bear scheme of the
bank has been defeated, and exchange is /
rapidly rising. Merchants consider the |
crisis over, and there is no longer any fears
that some of the heavy sugar houses will be |
compelled to suspend though some Of them
viii loose heavily.
NEW YoRK, May -Coopers strike closed /
to-day by employers agreeing not to use any I
more barrels made at Portland OF Bath, Me. |
NEW York, May 3.-The remains of |
Bishop BIcIlvaine viii be removed from the
steamship City Of Baltimore tomorrow,
when they viii be conveyed to St. Paul's !
Church. where imposing ceremonies viii he +
held and the funeral sermon preached by /
the Bishop Of New York, after which the /
body viii be conveyed TO Cincinnati.
Resolutions regretting the death Of Jas
Brooks were passed to-day by the New |
York Associated Press
EvAEsvuI.E, Ind, May s.-The trial Of
L. II. Buscan, for the killing of Conrad
Hartman, on the 18th Of March, began on |
Tuesday last and was concluded yesterday. |
The jury after being out twenty-five and
half hours, returned a verdict Of acquittal at |
II o'clock this morning The difficulty /
IN the strike OF the Union Mould I
ers at Rockers foundry.
MILWAUKEE May as prOpeilers and Is |
sailing vessels are stuck in the ice in Mil |
waukeo bay, this morning. Weather mild. |
The ice win 60 ont as soon as the wind |
changes.
NEW ORLEASs May 3.-Twelve houses
on Lafayette and Fcrat streets were burned
this morning. Loss $50, 600. During thc
fire den ~ nfrl-ln ro,fnfprfo;eiar. NO. lis