The conservator., 1882-12-23
ADDITIONAL NEWS.

JOSEPH t. ACKLEN, who claimss the
seat in Congress for the Third district o,
Louisiana has gone to Washington for re-
ycnge. He states that William Pitt keIloro
IeVltdsHn0u on Federal officers in Louisiana
obtained large sums from the railway com
panies and distributed bags of mpney
among plantation hands, through the med
lnm ol Lewis Soner, Appraiser of the port of
New Orleans, and George DrIry of the mini
...Gen Curtis, ofNew York, paid the 81 coo
imposed for collecting political assessments
and was discharged from custody.
AT Il conference Of iron manufactur-
ers held in Pittsburgh, reports were pre-
sented showing fair outlook for trade An
agreement was reached in regard to the
/ price OF bar-lron, which forms the basis ON
! Wnlch wages are reckOned No chance is
! proposed to be made, but it is believed that
IN some cases production will be lim6ed
Inc manufacturers while not fully satiS6ad
with the findings of the Tariff Commis sAsf,
In regard to scrap, pig and heavy ba,skan
The Copeland Hotel at PEI. s8re
Ont, was burned, two boy selT;lnts
and a guest perishing in the flames MANY
OF the guests had narrow escapes with txeir
lives. .Irenor W. Park, a native of. Yer
mont well known throughout the United
otates as a brilliant tinancier, died on a
steamship bound for AspinwalL He Vas
PRESIDENT OF the AspinwalI Railroad Com
pany. Forty brigands invaded the town of
Ahuacatlan, Mexico, and bound and carried
away the Mayor, Justice and Aldermen
whom they will hold until ransomed.
DAVIrT, III a speech at Stalybridge,
declared that the outrages in Ireland must
Ne suppressed. Michael Flynn. the last of
the three men arraigned for the murder of
tne TWO HuddvS at LOugh Mask was c,n |
Vlcted and sentenced to he hanged Jan n |
AFTER flNhn received his sentence he said To
the Judge: THANK YOU sir. | am as willing
to go there" looking upward ~os to
go home. | wish YOU all good day "
BontouX, President and FEEDER, manapaf
OF the collapsed Union Generate Bank of
Paris have been sentenced to five Years i'm
and To- lay fine of >, Uo0 franct
respectively. Forty Young Irish falmeA
nave been arrested III connection with Il
proclaimed meeting at BaIIymena. Antris
pau was refused. .EX Empress Eugenh
has written to NJ Rouher to convey
20 the city Of Marseillcs the nart
IN ana castle decreed 30 her by the court
'befnank, who was arrested for couSpirip.s
% take the life Of the Emperor of AustriS
vas executed at Trieste Eighteen deaths
esulted from an explosion in Il cartridme
act"ry at Paris. Joseph Reichardt, a
Gather merchant of Vienna has failed fu1
S2,CtN,uC0
A SUIT for divorce ha, been entered
{ richmond, Va, by Mrs. Henrietta Pgeonf
fh0 was married III London in 1854 This [
'as the former name of Mrs. Laboucbere 4
nj, as she recently spent two days in Ricbt {
lond 1t Is believed that the action was. {
rou2ht i'll her behalf by her next friend ;
hal-Storm at Huntsville Ala. blew down t
milling house, killing Il white man and O
)llr negro women who had sought shelter s
CHARLES E. UPTON, President of ibe I
lty Bank of Rochester, has wrecked that b
Stltutlon by speculations in petroleum in l.
men lie Is beaeyed to have sunk s:5D 00J 20
e mas surrendered property valued at $50 7 {,
~ lhe bank held the funds of the Enisco y
Il Diocese of Western New York. and large =,
7poslts by the county and the savings banks u
:. A draft purchased at Cincinnati ON the tt
Bank, OF New York for sligo @
as presented by the owner to the Mann
cturerS and Traders Bank, at Buffalo
ling for S5,GsA4S. The bank paid the W
nn9y and officers are now inquirino rs to ct
e "hcrrab"nts OF the expert forger. at
,idSmith's Hall, Library street Pbila. ~
lphla, vas burned Loss, 500, 600; insur- Id
ce. $4,000 a.