Daily Republican., 1882-12-02
NEWS SUMMARY.
RAMPANT VIOLENCE~DEATM'H
DOINGS-A FORGER EX CRA-
DITED-OFHER NEWS,

The Court of Appeals at Toronto yes
terday delivered its opinion in the ex-
tradition case Of Hall, the Newark for
ger. The Court consisting of four jus
tices, was equally divided, two of them
being for extradition on the ground that
forgery had been proved, tho other two
holding that the offence was "merely
An alteration of document or instgu-
ment for purposes of fraud, and, there
fore, did not come under the category
OF forgery" The Court being divided,
the appeal for the prisoners discharge
was dismissed, as the Judgment of the
Court below must stand. Halls coun-
sci says he will apply for writ of
habeas corpus
Jonathan I. Updegraff, Congressman
from the Sevent eenth District of Ohio,
died at Mount Pleasant, near Steuben.
vile, on Thursday night, aged 60 years.
Henry @. Murphy, President Of the
New York and Brooklyn Bridge Com
papy, died yesterday morning at the age
OF 70. Rev. Charles FL. B. Tremaine,
Rector of St. Johns Episcopal Church,
in New Haven, died yesterday morn
ing. He was Secretary of the Diocesan
Convention. Samuel Remington, Presi-
dent of the Remington Rife and Agri-
cultural Company, died in New York
last night OF pneumonia. Hs was so
years of age.
A Convention Of representatives of
| the Labor Union was held in Washing
ton on Thursday, to look after legisla.
zion in the interest of "waged work
men," under Senator Morgan's resolu-
tion providing for the investigation of
labor questions by the Committee Of
Education and Labor during The recess.
The Convention organized with Alex
ander M. KenSdy as President, and
j. Il. O'Brien as Secretary. 1t will
meet again on the 7th inst, to choose a
"directory" of some members to repre-
sent the workmen of the United States
before the Committee Of Congress.
Frank I. Frayne, who killed Annie
Won Behren by accident in the Coli
scum Theatre, at Cincinnati, on Thurs
day, will have hearing in the Police
Court to-day. The Coroner's Jury found
yesterday that Miss Won Behren's
death was caused "by accidental
shooting" A despatch was received
from Mrs. Won Behren, saying that she
"did not hold Frayne culpable for the
shooting" and asking him to accom-
pany the remains to Brooklyn.
The police controversy in Troy, New
York, hinged upon the legality of AL
derman Morrissey's seat in the Council.
Attorney General Russell has decided
that Morrissey, having taken his seat
and being recognized by the Council. is
an Alderman de facto. This gives the
Democrats and Reform Republicans a
majority in that body, and affirms the
| legality of the new Police Commission
ers, who will now, it is said, take pos
session OF the station house.
The North Side Rolling Mills at
Chicago have shut down for want Of
w0rB, throwing out Of employment
| nearly 1000 men. The South Side
Mills will continue running, and their
President says they can make rails
IS per ton cheaper than at the North
Side Mills, because of labor-saving
machinery and other accommodations.
The State Canvassing Board of North
Carolina met yesterday in Raleigh, aud
counted the vote for Judges, Ruffn,
Democrat, for Judge OF the Supreme
Court, received majority of GAS, the
average majority of the six Democratic
candidates for Judges being 50S2. The
vote fer Congressman will be counted
to-day.
L. f. W. Arend, the well-known dry
goods merchant of Buffalo, closed hi8
store yesterday, and it transpires that
he had sold out to Fl. B. Clafin 81 Co.,
Of New YOrk, his principal creditors.
1t is said he is indebted to
CIafin & Co., about $280,000, and to
other creditors about SIC, 900.
Hannibal d. Norton, one Of the
principal clerks in the Third Assistant
Postmaster Generals office, was remov-
ed yesterday upon the recommends
tion of the Attorney General. 1t Is
thought the removal is in consequence
of testimony given by Norton in the
Star Route cases.
Governor Cleveland, of New York,
has declined the escort of the Burgess
Corps of Albany upon the occasion of
his inauguration. He says in his letter
of deClination II am exceedingly
desiroas that there should be as little
ceremony as possible"
: a! Northboro', Massachusetts, on
Thursday, Joseph Moriarty, Is years of
age, shot his eight-year-ol sister in the
leg, shattering it 80 as to neCessitste
amputation. The girl died during the
night, and young Moriarty, who has
bad reputation, was arrested.
Three men named Walker, Reynolds
and Carver, accused of the murder of q
| TN t,,
the Indian Territory a few days ago,
after struggle in which they were
nearly killed.
Henry n. Sawyer, about 80 years Of
age, music teacher, committed sui
eide on Thursday by cutting his throat
and Jumping into the river near Bridge
port, Connecticut He was q resident
of New York.
A telegram from Minneapolis says
that o careful canvass of the Minnesota
Legislature indicates that Window will
have so of the l0S Republican mem bers,
"and may get mor5." 1t requires only
rs to elect
Williaml Allen, a colored rough, was
arrested at Kalamazoo, Michigan, yes
terday morning, for the murder Of
Policeman Clarence E. Wright, in Chi
cage, last Tuesday night.
Governor O'Neal, Of Alabama, was
installed yesterday, with an imposing
military display. After he had taken
the oath of office q salute of 13 guns
was fired.
j. Il. Malone, q Young artist from
Lancaster, committed suicide by taking
Lebanon, Pennsylvania, on Thursday
night.
The Grand Jury of the Ogden district
of Utah have been discharged. They
found 10 indictment under the Ed
muuds law.
The request of the journeymen prin-
ters of Boston for increased pay has
been complied with by the leading
book and job offices of that city.
Tho ranort oF tho Tariff OommiaAion