New-York tribune., 1882-04-19
Aem;21ork Daily Gribmars
FOUNDED HORACE GR EELEY
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 19, 1882.
TIE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoREiGN-Nearly. if not quite, score OF deaths
are thought to have been caused by an explosion
Yesterday in a colliery, in Sunderland - Inc
British Government is to print the correspond
ence relating TO the American suspects. -
Mir Parnen il is reported, is still In France -
The reports of ant-Jewsh riots III Russian towns
are confirmed - At the EPSON Spring Meeting
yesterday, the race for the Great Metropolitan
Stakes was won by the Duke of Hamilton's Fiddler.
= The Red River is rising rapidly at Winnipeg
CoNGREss-The Senate Judiciary Committee re-
ported TO the Senate its decision that retired army
officer can lawfully hold civil office under the
limited States the Agricultural Appropriation bull
was passed the Missssippi River Improvement bill
was further debated messages were received rom
the President relative to the proposed Peace Con-
ference and advising an increased appropriation
for the improvement of the Mississippi River. -
In the House the Utah contested election case was
taken up and debated bill relative to the car
riage of passengers by sea passed; joint reso-
lu;on was passed appropriating $465 900 to supply
deficiency in The appropriation forpubc printing;
n hill was passed for the erection of public build
fng at Syracuse. N Y.
DoMrsTIC-The examination of Jacob X. Ship
herd before the House Committee on Foreign Rela-
fions was continued yesterday. - Judge Vest
brook has filed with the Assembly Judiciary Com
1nittee a defence of his conduct in the Manhattan
tuits. - The bill to increase the pay of fremen
and policemen in New-York City was ordered to q
third reading i'll the Assembly. - Judge Jere-
miah 3 Black delivered an Grafton before the State
Council of the Irish Land League at Baltimore last
evening on the occasion of the celebration of the
t,rattan Centenary. - In the United st ates Cir
emit Court at Charleston yesterday true bills were
returned in the election from Barnwen Coun-
Nv and the trial of cases from Sumter was be-
euD - The trial of the Malley boys and Blanche
Douglass for the murder of Jennie Cramer was be-
gun at New w-Haven yesterday - The Ford boys
have been served with warrant of arrest on Sec
ond charge of murder - Fires caused serious
Joeses at Bridgeport and Seymour, Conn, Boston
and Rye Beach n H. - General Burt was re-
ported last night TO be sinking rapidly. -
Colonel 0. J. Dodds, formerly Congressman from
Ohio. is dead.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The dog show was opened
YESTERDAY at the American Institute. - The ap-
plication for a new trial for William Sindram was
refused 80 woman was killed by her husband
In brutal manner. - The jersey City
authorities tore up tracks laid by
the Delaware Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad in disputed streets - The
semi-annual trade sale of books was begun. 60
Gold value of the legal-tender silver dollar 412l2
e,rainsl 81 90 cents. 60 Stocks were active, lower
and fuctuating and closed weak at nearly the
lowest prices.
The WEATHER.-TRIBUNE local observations in
dictate warmer and fair weather. followed by in
creasing coudlness and rain Thermometer yester-
day Highest, 73o; lowest, SO; average 60l4o.