Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
NEWS UMMARY.
ANEW DODGE OF An ELECTION
lNsPEC FOR.
Baked RObbeFs-pistOls and Sui.
eide COIered People Indignant
New National Banks-Ses.
sion Df the Land League
Elections other
Items.

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A Delegation of colored Methodis
ministers, headed by Bishop Brown
and accompanied by Freperick Doug.
lass, called yesterday upon Attorney
Genera Brewster, in Washingtons an
entered complaint against the L. S
Attorney for Northern Florida for fail
nre to enforce the Civil Rights act
The particular alleged was the election
Of Bishop Paine from railroad train
at midnight, several miles from the
nearest tatipn and the application to
redress TO tie Attorney without avail.
Tle Comptroller of the Currency has
authorized the following banks to be-
gin business: The Watertown National
hank, Of Watertown, New York, with
capital Of SlO0,0 900; Mechanics Ma
tional bank, OF Knoxville, Tennessee,
capital, SlOO, 900; First National Bank
OF Bangor, Pennsylva ia, capital, $50,
900; Lebanon National bank, of LeDa
non, lndiana, capital $50 900; Mllerton
National bank. Of tIillerLun, New
York, capital $4,000.
The session of tho National Land
League Convention in Washington, be-
gan yesterday, John Roouey, OF New
York, was elected temporary chairman.
Resolutions offered BY John Boy le o.
Kelly were adopted severely ceusuring
the course of Min Ser Lowell and de.
manding his recall. A letter was read
from Wendell Phillips, and speeches
were made by General Ro.ecrans and
Congressman Robinson, after which
the convention adjourned until this
morning.
Early yesterday morning two mashed
men, armed with revoivers and steel
bars, entered the factory OF Eaton, Cole
u Burnham, in Bridgeport, Connecticut
and murderously assaulted Patrick SUI
livan, the watchman. Tney were
frightened away before succeeding in
their object. which was robbery, leav-
ing some burglars tools behind. SUI.
livaan may recover.
Edward Vaudeville, au inspector of
election in one of the districts of the
Fourth Ward, of Hoboken, disappeared
after counting part OF the ballots, leav-
ing l25 still in the box, the key of
which he took with him. He has not
been heard of since, aud his absence Is
source OF great anxiety to nun ber
of candidates tor office.
The American ship Republic, from
Liverpool for San Francisco, picked
up in the Pacific on the 2lst ult., a boat
COZ tanning the second officer and four
men of the British SHIN Navarro, with
coal for San Francisco, burned At sea
IN 18th ult. Two other boats contain.
ilc the CAPTAIN, and seventeen men
we're still adrilt.
James Iayless. a Democratic alec.
tion insuactor ia Tr,v' Nav york wa.
held yester,lav in ,le Unit.I StateY.
Court ON a charge Of ner,urv Hs sail
he ratracted .h;1avits acrnsiog certain
city officials of completely in stealing
one Of the ballot boxes "because he was
in fear of his life"
Tho scho,nar c,outo, p,,,
~ ,huoa ' t',n,npit' 0as ~ i'ol' was supA
collision with the schooner Thomas
Parsons, near Port Huron On1ario
The captain and three otbers ,vara lnat
The CLAYTON Bell and her cargo Of nip
iron we're valued ~ S2j 600.
Judge Loomis, of the County Court
at Chicago, has refused the pefition of
Mrs Scovllle. for The aunoinfment of n
for Guit.an The .Iudoa
held that the matter beIopgs nronar7v
in the Probate Court.
Jobn Mauaatt . f,ruor ,o,r co
bridoe Ohin vasterdav sho, o" and 0"nI ,"r
allv vonndej his SON Jobn II IN M.auott m
md then committed suicide. They had
Iuarreled about some family matters
CharIoc n D,uorr.+ ;..
awvsr Of T.,p',% Tarrrom. q p.TuiiuoA'
Democratic candidate for Governor of
nat State, died Yesterday in Brattle-
,oro, aged 81 wears,
Tbo ~ r
Jersey CITY show that the hoarJ Of Al.
ermen will be a tie. and that tha Ra-
,ublicans will have the Police and Fire
Boards.
At a meeting oftbs Wes,er, Nail
Associatiop. YESTERDAY. in pi tshnry
he card rate of AZ 80 w..rnoirn,.i
he old officers of the Association were
e-elecetd Tor the ensuing year.
The Morgan line of steamers, earring
he mails between Havana and New
'rleans, has been withdrawal. All let
4rs for Cuba will, therefore, have to be
'ailed from New York.
The Common Council Of Hob oxen