Daily Republican., 1881-03-08

a Mtscelisne0as Collection of
News from tae Morning Ex.
changes.

N MAsCettAn eDWa CORRECTION q
News IrOm tae Morning Ex
changes.
In the U. s. Ssns. yesterday im,
mediately after the reading OF the iour
nal, Senator-eiset Malone, OF Virginia
sppeared, and was sworn in. Hs took
his seat on the Repu blioan side, mex
to that Of Mr.. Mitchell, of Pennsylvania
After he had done so, the Senate, on
motion of Mr.. Psndleton. adjourned
until noon to. day.
Railroad trains continue snow bound
in nearly all parts of Wisconsin, Min.
uesots and Iowa, and in Northern Illi-
uois. In Chicago the snow is slowly
melting, but the piles 10 the streets are
so high that people walking on one side
cannot see those on the other side.
Even milk trains from neighborins
dairy towns are stopped, and there is
in Consequence great scarcity Of milk.
A coroner's jury at Nashville rem
dered verdict, yesterday, that Ana
Mas White murdered his wife. The
principal witness was Whites six year
old son. Michael Kaufmsn quarreled
with Florsnae Tu.tls in Auburn, New
York, yesterday, and shot her in the
head. he thep shot himself in the
head, and both are in 3 critical condi-
tion.
Charles +. Kurzer, printer from
Lsavenworth, Kansas, arrived in Chi
cago last Saturday With considerable
sum Of money, and went TO disrepu-
table lodging house. He there net six
men, who took him out 'to show him
the town." and, on getting him into
the street, knocked him iown and
robbed him Of 1897. The robbers es.
capped.
DR.. J. D. Fiske, a member of the
First Branch OF the City Councils of
Baltimore, was unanimously expelled
from that body last evening, commit
tee OF Investigation having reported
that he attempted to extort money
from George W. Gratflin for procuring
the passage of an ordinance permitting
Grafiin to build pier in the harbor.
C. A. Remensnyder, Secretary and
Treasurer of the Board of Water
Works OF Toledo, 0hie, has disappear
ed, and Is reported to be a iefaulter
for an amount va'iously estimated at
from s6s0e to slo,q2O. He was a
prominent member OF the National Re-
form party iE Ohio.
President Garfield yesterday sent i
list Of nominations to the Senate, but
they failed to reaoh that body before
its adjournment. Among the noMina.
tons was that of Ex- Secretary Gof to
be U. s. Attorney for West Virginia
He held that position before entering
President Hayes Cabinet.
John r. Hills, of Hartford, was yes
terday nominated by the Republicans
ior Ssate Senator from the First Distric,
Of Connecticut, to succeed Buck, cleo.
ted to Congress. The election for State
Senator will be held tomorrow.
When Charlotte Thompson, the &C.
tress, was about to leave Toledo, Ohio,
on Sunday night, she discovered that
her jewel casket, containing SIS, 600
of diamonds, was missing, Her agent
renains In Toledo 70 search for the
missing property.
The editor Of the Irish World yes,
terday transmitted from New York to
Paris the sum OF 30, 900 francs for the
Land League. This makes a total Of
more than s70,0 sent to the League
by that gentleman.
In the Legislature Of Maine yester
day q Communication was received
from the Governor transmitting the 70
signation of Mr.. Blaine as U. S. Sena,
tor, and it was voted to elect his sue
eessor on the 18th inst.
jacques Ssbo, who was born in the
neighborhood OF Mount Clemens, near
Detroit, and has lived there all his
life, died on Sunday, at the alledged
age Of los years.
The barkentine Tolomeo, from Gal
weston for Bremen, with cotton; went
ashore and was burned, on the Dry
Tortugas, on Sunday. The vessel and
cargo are q total loss.
General Grant arrived in Washing
tod yesterday afternoon. He will pay
his respects, to President Garfield to.
day, and return to New York to-mor-
row.
"A. & J. T. Williams, wholesale
grocsrs, Of Detroit. failed yesterday.
Their liabilities are stated at about
$34, 400; assets, $l6, 200.
The steamer Carrie Hsgan was burn
ed on the Yazoe river last Friday, with
1856 bales of cotton. A cabin boy was
drowned.
The case of Burns, on trial at Mil.
ford, Pa, for the murder of his son,
was given to the jury last evening.
Frederick Dishl, Treasurer Of Marion
county, Missouri, has absconded, leav-
ing q deficit Of about $6008."
Ex-Prssident Hayes and party ar
rived at Cleveland last evening, sn
their way home.
Gar rGela's "Yellow Deg"
prasidant 4arhald's Ettla vallow do,