Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
NEWS ALL AROUND.
Ex.GovERNOR MORGAN DE.
CLIxEs .TME TREAsUxERxHIP.
BalflRePe Election T0-Day-H oN
York SenatOrs-W woman Sn naKs
ThsIoWs Floods BarSlsd
Boiler.

Ex-Governor Morgan, of New York,
has declined the Secretaryship Of the
Treasury, and Judge French has been
appointed acting Secretary until anoth-
or nomination shall be confirmed. l:
is said that the Presidents choice now
lies between Judge Folger, Of New
York and U. s. Gilfllan, but it is
doubtful if either will accept. The be-
liet in " aShington is that the Secretary
ship is ultiul Ately ~ be given to Roscoe
The municipal election in Baltimore
takes place to-day. For Mayor, Will
liam Pinkney Whyte, Ex-Governor
ana Ex-C. 3. senator, is the only can
didate, both Democrats and lndepen-
dents have nominated him, and there
is no Republican candidate. There
are three Democratic, lnde-
pendent And l:epubllcan-for Council
men in nearly all the wards
The river at Burlington, Iowa, was
yesterday two inches above tho high
water mark Of une, 1860. The Lllinols
bottom opposite Burlington is inun-
dated for distance OF i've or six miles.
Little danger has been done III bur
liLgton, but portions of jackson and
Huron townships, IN the northern part
Of the county, have suffered greatly.
The seventh annual session Of the
- ntl VI ht,r
opened yesterday at Providence, Rhode
Island. Addresses were delivered by
Bishops Harris of Michigan, and CLARK
OF Rhode Island, and Rev. DR.. George
ID. Wildes, Secretary Of the Congress.
Civil Service retorn was discussed III
the evening.
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tious met yesterday, and referred TO a
sub committee OF two Democratic mem-
bers-- Messrs. Pugh, of Alabama, and
Hill, Of Georgia-the petition OF the
Democratic mem bers OF The New York
Legislature, alleging corruption in the
election of Messrs Laphan and Miller
az United States Senators.
The boiler of Pinneo a. Daniels' hub
and spoke factory in Dayton, Ohio,
burst yesterday afternoon, uemoliehing
one side vi the building and burying
severa. hen in the ruins. AT last ac-
counts one body had been recovered.
A little glrl playing in a school yard
adjacent was killed by a falling brick.
The First Connecticut Regiment lett
~, Il Snnth Garnlin yaStap,l Il a ~
morning tor home by rail. they stop
ped in Columbia for several hours and
were entertained there by the authori.
ties and citizens. Governor Blgelow
and staff will visit Atlanta and Angus
ia before returning North.
The eleventh annual Convention OF
the American Woman Suffrage Society
met yesterday, in Louisville. Forty
four delegates were present from clever
States. DR. Mary +. Thomas, of lndi
ana, presided. Among the speakers
were such veterans az Lucy Stone an,
Mrs. Antolnette Brown Blackwell.
1t is believed in Portland, Maine, tina
the Ross Hanlan case will be postpone<
until next June, as gentleman o
Portland offers a purse Of $4,000 if th
match is postponed until that time ane
he is allowed to name the course.
The General Passenger Agent Of thu
Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Road an
nounced yesterday in Chicago that at
ter to-day the fare from that city Il
Philadelphia will be Sl3, and to Balti
more $l2. The fare to New York re
mains at Sl4, and to Boston at SIS.
The Mexican Chamber of Deputie'
has approved the contracts made by tn
Executive tor the establishment OF 9
national bank and the draining of th'
Valley of Mexico. The approval of thu
Senate is yet required.
Minnesota Legislature balloted yes
| teriay for a United States Senator. IL
the Senate, Windsm received % ou
of 81 votes, In the House, S6 out OF 100
His election will be formally declare,
in Joint convention to-day.
The attorneys for Guiteau will mov'
to-day, in the Criminal Court at Wash
ington, for a postponement of The tria
of the assassin from Novem ber 7th-th
day set-to Novemb Der 2lst.
Mrs. Mary Bradford, sister OF Jeffer
son Davis, died at New Hope, Ken
lucky, on the 22l instant, andwas burie'
yesterday morning in the cemetery a
Gethsemane Abbey.
Sixteen young Indians, half Of then
girls, and all, with one exception, mem
bers of Sitting Bulls tribe, have al
rived at the normal school atHampton
Virginia.
1t is announced that the American
Board of Foreign Missions will receive
O,0OO from the estate OF the late ED
enezer Alden, of Kaniolph Massa
chusetts.
The Crescent Brewing Cos. brewery IL
Aurora, Indiana. was destroyed BY flr'
Yesterday morning. The loss is esti
mated:at $4,000.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has sole
his interest and resigned the editorshil
of the Christian Union. He will D'
succeeded by Lyman Abbott.
The strike at Lorillarl's tobacco fac
tory, in Jersey City, ended yesterda.
morning all the girls returning to thel
work.
The Postmaster General denies tha
Judge Freeman, Assistant Attorne!
General for the Post Office Department
| is TO be removed.
Attorney General hacVeagh is deter
mined not to remain in the Cabinet. HI
left Washington yesterday afternoon
for Philadelphia.
John McFadden was arrested In Dan
vile, Tennessee, on Monday, for deal
ing in conterfeit silver dollars.
A Nsbls Wtrk.
| The Female Benevolent Society re