Daily Republican., 1882-06-28
NEWS SUM MARY,
JOHN w. 6UITEAU Han NO
HOPE FOR HIS BROTHER
OTHER ITEMS.

OTHER ITEMS.
| The House Foreign Committee au
thorized Mr.. Orth to report the resolu-
tion in regard to the imprisonment of
suspects in Ireland, with q req usst
that the Committee be discharged from
its further confederation. Mr.. Wilson
will offer minority report, asking the
President to demand their immediate
trial or release The Committee agreed
to postpone the question of the abroga.
tion of the Hawaiian Treaty until De.
oember next.
A telegram from Harrisburg, giving
the probabilities of the Democratic
State Convention, which meets in that
city to-day, will be found on another
page. 1t is generally believed that
Africa will be nominated for Secretary
OF Internal Affairs and Ludlow for ST.
preme Judge. In regard to the nomin.
alton for Governor all was uncertainty
laat night.
The body of John Darmstadt, builder
of the large bridge Oh the New York
and Long Branch Railroad, was found
yesterday morning in the Navesink
River, near the bridge. 1t was naked
and had four deep knife cuts in the
breast and stomach. Mr.. Darmstadt
was resident of New York city, and
in good circumstances.
| The committee of experts, to whom
Secretary Folger submitted for exami
nation the bond plate surrendered by
the counterfeitsr, Doyle, have tits under
stood, made separate reports, one af-
tirming, the other denying tie genuine
ness of the plate.
The Government bank examiner
thinks that the stealings Of Owen, re-
| ceiving teller of the Third National
Bank of st. Louis, amount to 5000. 900,
but they will not impair the soundness
of the bank.
A five year old son OF 8. W. Poleamus
OF Williamsport, was burned to death
while playing with frecrackers. His
mother and man name ed Claudius
were severely burned while trying to
save him.
1t is estimated that at the recent tor
nadoes in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Ne
braska, Dakota. and Minnesota, 100
persons were killed and S3,5OO.O0O of
property destroyed.
John Doyle, residing at 1901 Cathar.
inc street, in Philadelphia, was drown
ed last evening while bathing in the
canal at Birdsboro. His body was re.
covered. He leaves a wife and three
children.
By the burning of boarding house
in Manchester, New Hampshire, on
Monday night, nine persons were in
ured, one perhaps fatally, by jumping
from windows.
The proprietors of the Leechburg
Mills, in Armstrong county, who make
sheet-;roL and tin plate, yesterday
signed the scale demanded by the Pitts
burg strikers.
The first new wheat from Virginia
was sold on Change in Baltimore yes.
terday, i'll swo small lots, at 81 so and
81 65 per bushel. The lowe priced lot
was quite damp.
The House Committee son elections
yesterday decided to report in the con-
tested case of Smalls vs.. Tillman, fro,u
the Fifth District Of South Carolina,
that Smalls is entitled to the seat.
George Phuidt, aged IA years, died in
view Tvrh,on hdonaey ninht of lock-iaw
caused by pistol shot wound in Iho
left hand, inflicted oy himself on the
10th inst.
The Gloucester schooner Addison G.
Proctor lost two of her men, Daniel
Morrison and Patrick Graham. while
they were tending travis in a fog on the
Banks, last week.
The New York Aldermen yesterday
appointed committee to receive the
Prince of Siam, who is expected to
arrive in this country in short
time.
The 6erelict bark L. E. Cam has
been anchored off Sewells Point, Vir-
ginia. She will be righted and taken
to Norfolk for a careful search,
The Chipese merchants of San Fran.
cisco yesterday sent $500 to Governor
Kirkwood for the relief fund for the
sufferers by the tornadoes in Iowa.
Nathan Goff, Jr., ex.Secretary Of the
Navy, has resigned the position of U.
S. District Attorney for West Virginia.
The creditors of Charles A. Sweet &
Co., of Boston, will to day receive a
dividend of 40 per cent.
The Governor of New York has vetoed
items ia the Supply bill amounting in
the aggregate to 1926, 1863.
The Legislature of South Carolina
met yesterday in extra session to re-
district the State.
A sailor named Forbes died of yellew
fever in New Orleans on Monday
night.
Michael Davitt is announced to speak
in Chicago this evening.