The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-03-05
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TO THE DAILY CLARION.
NOON REPORTS.
Congressional.

WAsHINGroS, March 4-SENArE-Mr. Me
Pherson presented the petition Of many shoe
manufacturers, of New Jersey, against the
extension of the Mckay sewing machine
patent.
MIR, Conkling presented the petition Of many
ship owners, representing several million dol
lars invested in shipping interests, remon-
strating against the passage of any bill TO in
troduce foreign bought vessels aud give them
American regsteries, deeming such iutreduc-
tion unjust to our own interests.
Also a memorial Of /, 1853 leading representa-
tives of foreign commerce of this country, re-
siding abroad, asking an amendment of the
statutes designed to remove onerous burdens
imposed on Americnn commerce by laws re-
quiring payment of three months wages TO
seamen discharged abroad
HoUsE-The Speaker announced the regular
order to be the consideration of the bill regu-
lating the removal Of causes from State to
Federal Courts the question was an amcnd-
ment offered by Mr.. Culberson, Of Texas, and
it was agreed to without division. II amends
section2 OF an act to determine the jurisdic
tion of United States Circuit Courts, so as to
read as follows:
SECTION 2. That any suit Of civil nature
at law or in equity arising under the eonst-
tutona laws Of the United States, or troaties
made, or which shall be made, under the au-
thority of which Circuit Courts Of the Uuited
States are given the original jurisdiction by
the preceding section which may now be
pending or may hereafter be brought In State
Court may be removed by defendant or de-
fendauts, therein to Circuit Courts Of the
ntod States for the proper district, whom
ever II is made TO 6ppeargrfrum appii-
cation of such defendanfot o. defendants
that bis or their defense depends in whole or
in part on correct instructions OF same pro-
visions of Constitution or laws Of the United
States or treaty made by their authority and
any other suit at law, or in equity in which
Circuit Courts of the United States are given
Jurisdiction by proceedings gsseotion, which are
now pending, or may hereafter be brought in
any State Court may be removed TO Circuit
Court of the United States for the proper
district whore the defendants or debts
therein provided that such defendant or de-
PENDANTS are not residents Of the State in
which suits are pending.
An amendment was offered by the minority
Of the Committee on Judiciary making
the minimum amount involved in suit s50J
in order that the United States Circuit Courts
may have original jurisdiction instead OF
81, 600 as proposed by the bill that was re-
jected.
An amendment was offered by the minority
allowing United States Circuit Courts to take
original cognzance of any suit Of civil
nature arising under the patent and copyright
State in which the corporation was
carrying on its business was agreed to without
division. The minority amend by striking
out the clause prohibiting tho United States
Circuit Courts from taking the original cognl-
zance ofany sale between corporation and
citizen Of the Stare except in cases arising
under patent and copyright laws, and in like
cases in which said courts are authorized to
take the original cognzance Of suits between
citizens ofsame State, was rejected. Yeas 66 ;
nays l67. The minority amendment was
adopted providing, that this act shall not az
! feet the jurisdiction over or disposition above
any suit re moved from Court Of any State or
suit commenced in any United States Court
before passage hereafter.
Election in Germany.
LONDON. March A Berlin dispatch an
nounces that the electoral district Of Gloucbon
and Esmoudone, in Saxony returned Herr
Aur we'll known Socialistto Reichstag. Tue
Socialists polled more votes than on the pre-
yious occasion.
Went Ashore.
LONDON, March 4.--The Russian brig Suite,
Capt Tonlimo, from Pensacola, Dec. 9th. for
Haarlinger is ashore at the latter port, full o
water and her mast cut away. The crew
were saved. steamer has gone to her assis
tance.
| rs IL DlhChhhlllHbs
WASHINGTON, March 4-Suit was entered i
the Supreme court district to-day by Jenni'
Raymond, who charges Senator Hill with Sc
duction and claims damages in the amount o
$4,000.
LATER.
Ideclare that Ihaye no clam whatever agains
Benz II. Hill, and be is not my seducer; thai
the papers filed By said lockwood we're filed
, without my knowledge or consent, and against
my solemn protest that they were neve
real to me and their contents were unknown
to me and no oath was put to me or taken by 10
in said case. (signed,)
A Negro Outlaw Who Confessed TO TW
Rapes, Murder and Many RObberies
Lynched.
( CHARLESTON, March 4-0n Saturday last
one-armed negro, named Louis RENDER com
. mitted an outrageous assault upon whit
!, woman named Byrd, residing near GeoTge
station, Cotton county, about fifty miles froi
4 this city. A hunt was organized, and the vii
; lain captured Sunday morning, y nike
white and black posse. At the last moment
}. confessed the crime, and also confessed 70
/. similar outrage on coiored woman IN Ne
York, six years ago. He further acknowledI
l. ed having killed colored girl, near Lang.
D. tree last April he also confessed to four bui
glaries and innumerable thefts. He ws
, Tou0ad and after firing a Wiley Of UistOi ehO