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Bribery Il. the Jersey Legtszatss,s.

Bribery IN the Jersey Le0tslsrtsss'a.
TRENTON, N. j., arch 29.-When tho
governors veto Of the Jersey City water
grant bill was called up in the house to- day
a member informed the body that he had in
his possession $500 of $1,000 promised him
if he would vote for the passage of the bill
Notwithstanding the veto of the governor.
A committee of investigation was appointed.
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A Noble Red Mans Igs,0bLe Death

A NOble Red Mans -lg3lOOte .Denth.
PORTLAND, Ore, March 28.-Kattatteta,
the Alaska Indian murderer, was executed
at II a. m. He assembled the soaffold firmly
and bade all present goodbye. He objected
to having his arms pinioned, and force was
required to confne them. His neck was
broken by the fall, and he died without a
struggle. 'tE ,., ;
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The I,,.p,.isoned irish Statesmen.

The 1nep1'5s01aed 11'tsh Statesnseas'
LONDON, March 29.-In the commons
Gladstone ridiculed the idea of allowing the
imprisoned Irish members to come to Lon
don to vote. The government is bound to
be consistent in administering the coercion
act. - --- s-"..~'--..
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
Mo,,ta,s1.'s NesU Secretarv.

WASHINGTON, March 8.-The President
to-day nominated Isaac D. McCutcheon, of
Michigan, as secretary Of the territory Of
Montana. Commodore Pierre Crosby was
also nominated as rear admiral.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
BOLD Coespt,.e.cv to Get Rich.

Bold Conspiracy to Get Rich. j.
sg INDIANAPOLIS, March 30.-About thirty
publishers of country newspapers met in
this city to-day and formed an association
for mutual benefit in financial way. They
named themselves the editors and pub
lishers' union of Indiana, and elected ofb-
GERS. ~. -. "a, - ,-.,., 81
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
ana stu the World Moves.

New YoRK, March 28.-The World COM
positors struck tonight for q restoration Of
pay to As cents per thousand, and extra pay
for tabular work. The World appears to-
morrow as usual. 81
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4 No,,-Pa,.tisa,, P,-osec,.tio,,.

A NO31-FO1ta0a31 P1'00ec5stt011.
WASHINGTON, March 3O.-R. T.. Merrick
to-day qualified as special attorney for the
government in the star route cases. Col.
Bliss says the appointment of so pronounced
and distinguished democrat as Merrick
was intended to enforce the statement of
Attorney General Brewster that there should
be no political prejudice in the prosecution.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
Sq,.1.oolts,g Ove,. the Chairs.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-The house COM
mittee on elections have voted not to unseat
Aiken, of the third district Of South Caro-
lima. The subcommittee veted to unseat
Finley, of Florida, in favor of Busbo, con-
testant. {. zz5. !. 5@s
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
Co,,soltdated Railroads..

IND1ANApo11s, March 29.-Articles Of con-
solidation of the Cleveland, Indiana & st.
Louis railroad with the Paris, Montezuma i
Northwestern railroad were filed with the
secretary Of state to-day.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
A Fight IN Sight.

DANvnnE, Va, March 29:-1t is suspected
that secret society Of colored people will
attempt to rescue DOC" Wright, sentenced
to be hanged at Chatham, Friday. The
Danville Grays are ordered there.
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s.Footp,:tnts II, the sands ef Tsn.e.''

PARIS, March 29.-The leading journals re-
view Longfellows' career, and declare that
his work is imperishable. The Mariner
Academician translated some Of his poems
into French.
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sictlia,, Tespe,,s.

PA1xRa1o, March 3O.--The Sicilian vespel
oommemoration begins tomorrow.
Garibaldi is exerting himself to maintain
TRANQUILITY,
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= C,,esu Dog W1lI Hang.

D1ADwooD, D. T., March q. Grow Dog,
recently convicted of the murder Of Spotted
Tail, is sentenced to be hanged, May II.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
Fire Il, Amherst College.

AMHERST, Mass, March &c. Walker Hall,
ono of the Amherst college buildings, is
ruined by fire. Loss, $185, 900; insurance,
$4,000.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
They Haze no Use fo,. =. Kelly.

NEW York, March 28.--The anti Kelley
Talnmany democratic wing met and re-
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
A Crazy Wlos,,ass's Work.

LITTLE ROCK, March 29.-A special from
Palmyra, Lincoln county, states that Mrs.
J. NJ. Bullard, accompanied by her three
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31

NO. 43.
GENERAL.
Sargent Has . Gorgeous
Reception at the Pacific Hotel,
San Francisco. !.
Bribery in New Jersey-Brutality
at Sing Sing And the Deuce to
Pay Generally.
Grow Dog, the Slayer Of Spotted Tail,
Sentenced to Hang on the 11th
Of May.
Guiteau's Exceptions = Railway News
e. Union of Indiana Editors For
eign and Home kilograms.
NesU Born RailsC0vs.
LITTLE ROCK, March 3O.-Articles of in
corporation were filed to-day by the Mar
shall & Northwestern narrow-guage railroad
company at Austin. :. Capital and stock
$66O, O,OoO with right to increase. The road is
to run from Marshall to Mt. Pleasant through
Harrison, Camp, Morrison and Titus coun-
ties, and tap the Texas & St. Louis.
A charter has been fled at Austin by the
Ell Paso d White Oak railroad company;
capital stock $4,000.
WI. Gssttea,s's Fight for Ldfe.
. WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The bill of exoep-
tions in the Guiteau case are signed. The.
exceptions are to the non-admission of Ger
tain evidence, and to the rulings of the
Judge on points of law. The proceedings in
the case will when completed ELL two quarto
volumes of about 700 pages each. District
Attorney Corkhill intends to present the
next term.
Gathering Them In. ....1s
MILWAUKEE, March 3O.-The Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway has just absorbed
the Hastings & Saltwater road, the Illinois d
Wisconsin, the GAINESVILLE, Rockford & Be-
lott, and Iowa & Eastern. All are short
lines utstheir aggregata avalne % over ons
made quietly, and just leaked out to day.
\ Sar0est's Send on:
SAN FRANc1soo, March 3O.-Ex-Senator A.
A. Sargent, the newly appointed minister
to Berlin, was given splendid banquet and
reception tonight at the Pacific hotel by q
large number of merchants and professional
men of the city. Several hundred guests
were present, including resident cOnsuls,
vice consuls and leading representative Of
other governments. y Il.
Bribery II, the Jersey Legislature.
TRENTON, N. j., arch 29.-When tho
governors veto Of the Jersey City water
grant bill was called up in the house to-day
member informed the body that he had in
if he would vote for the passage of the bill
the veto of the governor.
A committee of investigation was appointed.
Sporting. re''
NOZZLE, March 3O.-To- days races: Mile
and quarter, Bathroom won; Bayard Sec
ond, Manolen third. Time 2:2014. Mile
heats -Efie 81. won first and third; Texan
second heat, Watchman distanced; time
1:5O, 1896, 1884, 1884. Mile-Balthazar
won, Fisherman second, Eva third; time
1:2O]74.. .. -------.-.--., ~ s. <a~ #sS +
FlzN Of a. Figsarelsead. -.
> LITTLE Rock, March 3O.-Dallas officials
of the Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central
railroad state that the recent failure of
McConley will not embarrass the corporation
in the least, McConley being mere figure
head in the association. -r''''.- ''.
Bold Conspiracy to Get Rich. T.
!. INDIANAPOLIS, March 30.-About thirty
publishers of country newspapers met in
this city to-day and formed an association ;
for mutual benefit in financial way. They
named themselves the editors and pub
lishers' union of Indiana, and elected OH
GERS. -. r.. >. s -. .-..., ~
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
FOURTH EDITION
ARURuLAR CAPTURED.
A Nan Breaks Into u Farm House
In Delswsre County, Pa, and
steals q N amber or Arltcies-Ae
II Arrested in this CITY

On Tuesday last Mr.. Thomas W.
johnson, who lives at JOhnson's Cor
ner, in Delaware county, Pa, near
Brandywiue Summit Camp Meeting
grounds, came into this city aIa lodged
information at the police station to the
effect that his house had been entered
by thief and robbed Of a gold watch,
several gold lead pencils, pair Of gold
sleeve Outtons, a revolver, about SD in
money ami several other minor arti ales.
He stated that he suspicioned certain
Young man of the robbery, and thought
he was in this city. He gave the Chief
of Police full description Of this man,
and the property stolen. warrant
/, was issued for the arrest OF the sup.
posed thief, and placed In the hands Of
Sergeant Wbelau. Mr.. Whelau learned
that the man described by Mr.. johnson
was working al the Harlan \ Holdings
worth Company's works, and was
boarding at the Western Hotel. The
officer repaired to The hotel last evening
to await the coming of his prisoner,
and upon his arrival the Chief took
| him into custody The prisoner was
| 10th to 60 with the officer and offered
| resistance. me hlppefs we're put Oh
| him and he was forced into Submission.
| After the man was ENGAGED IN tie
cells, he acknOw ledQrd his guilt, and
the sleeve hnttops and revolver were
found on his person The other articles
had been disposed Of The Prisoner ;
name is John D. Miller alias GiIIigan.
! He is a young man and was dressed
rather neatly. He stated that he com
mitted the robbery on Saturday evening,
December 3lst.
| Mr. johnson has been notified by the
chief to appear against the prisoner.
Alter which the prisoner "iIl be com
mitted until action N taken by the
pelawa are County authorities.
The prisoner had beeu working at
llarlaus for several days, IN the pla-
mig mill. They sent up the amount Of
money due him 10 day. He gives no
reason for committing the robbery, but
lis probably professional thief > many
of their willy tricks have been cited by
him. He also tells many different tales
in regard to the robbery and the dtspo,
sal Of the goods.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
tn 3 WENON A II.
Tn. tmpressiOn that the new boat
Recently built BY ,he Harlan 4
nolltugswOrtO Co.. made upOn
walt whitman.

To-day's Philadelphia Press says
such a show rs the river presented an
hour before shutdown yesterday evening
ALI along between Philadelphia and
Camden il worth weaving into all i'm
promptu item, II was full tide, fair
hr.eye from the southwest, the water OF u
pale tawny color and Just enough mo'lon
to make things truhGsone and lively.
Add to these an approaching sunset
of unusual splendor, a broad tumbIeoi
clouds, with much golden haze ami
profusiou of beaming shaft AMI dazzle.
In the midst OF all tins, III the clear
drab of the afternoon igh', there steam
ed M the river, The large, new Camden
ferry boat, the w enonah, AS pretty an
object as you could wish x, Sec, lightly
and swiftly Swimming along, All trim
and white, covered with flags, trans
parent red and blue, streaming out in
the breeze.
Indeed the boat and the scene made
picture worth contemplating. only
ferry boat, yet in its fitness compare.
bic with the prettieSt produc. OF nature
canning and rivaling it. High up in
the transparent ether gracefully balsn-
ced and cirCled -four q: i've sea hawks
while here below, amid the pomp and
picturesquencs> of the sky aud river,
swarmed tins creation Of Artificial
beauty ard motion and power, III Its
way no less perfect.
WALT WHITMAN.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
The Rev Society Meeting.

A preliminary meeting Of those de
string 10 organize Delaware branch
of the | nitcd States Benevolent Fra
ternity, was held last night in j. X.
SutterIry's photograph galleries, No 3o2
Market street. between 40 and 30
names have been procured and ap rms-
uent organization will be effected on
Monday evening next. The orier in
cludes help in time Of sickness and a
life insurance for the benefit of relatives
after death. DR.. $. l.. West is the
medical examiner for the new society.
The headquarters OF the order are at
Baltimore where it originated but II is
fast spreading TO other States in the
Union. Mr.. Sutterley has been cola-
missiourd for the State of Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
CONGkkSN YESTERDAY.
IN Both A0uses-The
Senate AppOin.s u Committee On
~Oman's kigGts-No Extreme
LekislatiOn on POlyxamy.

-
In the U. ). Senate, yesterday, the House
resolution for recognition of the services of
she late Carlisle 2 Patterson was concurred
n A petition from Omaha indians, asking
agrant to each Of the full title to the lands
which he mas worked, was referred to the
COMMITTEE on Indian Affairs. The Special
Committee on Rights of Women was an
nounced, With Mr. Lapham as Cha irmaa. M !,
Morgan offered a resolution. when was laid
over, direc.tUg that Committee to report a
bill TO abolish woman suffrage in Utah. Tn
Sherman Funding bill was discussed. Alter
an excessive session the Senate adjourned
= In the HOuse, Mr.. nth offered resolution
directing the Committee on Civil Service Re
form to Inquire into the expectancy Of pro
widing different mode for the selection o
the Committees OF the House.
TIE resoIut on was referred to the commit
tee. Mr.. Haskell offered as a matter Of priv
fege, a resolution declaring against the al
mission OF pOlygamists as delegates or mem
hers in the House. After the debate the
House decided--l39 to l09-that the rcsolu
ton was not question of privilege. Subse
queDtly Mr.. Burrows asked leave to intro
dace bill defining the qualifications OF Ter
sitorial Delegates, so as to exclude pOlyga
nists. Objection was made, and he gave
notice that he would introduce the blIl OF
Monday. MIR. Robson introduced the bill
TO declare certain lands granted to railroads
forfeited 10 the United States. Pending
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
LIVELY COUNT SCENE,
Fight with . disOpdeFly witness
Tho Judge lak es hand.

Mt VERNON, Ky, Jan II This little
village was the scene Of fearful ok
CHI ement yesterday, occasioned by the
attempt OF the court officers to arrest
John Mullins and his father who were
intoxicated, and the former Of whom
applied insulting language TO Judge A.
o Bradley, who was irving a case In
which John Williams had been sum
moned rs n witness.
The case ofthe Common wealth against
Robert Randall was On trial, aud che
Judge bad ordered the arrest Of Mul-
Inns. who ran out Of the court room,
by the jailor and deputy sher-
III,
The latter fred at the fugitive, and
lie WAS brought back to the court room
when his father iutertered 10 prevent
his bein. taken to jail. The elder
Mullins is ooe of the moet powerful
men, physically, In the country.
In the melee when followed, the
large crowd In the court room broke
into the widest disorder. Men were
knocked down and pistols were drawn.
The guards rushed IN with shotguns
and there was rush for the doors and
windows
The Mullins and officers fought their
way out OF the conrt room and down
stairs int the street. When they
reached the street some one gave John
Mnllin pistol, with which hs tired
TWO Shots, in what direction is not
known.
Both men were finally arrested and
placed in jail, where they now are
Fortunately, no one was hit. Judge
bradley was conspicuous among those
who attempted to seCure the offenders.
A ; soon as the disorder began he left the
bench aud shouted:
"a csll on every man in this house to
help arrest these men, and | will assist
myself" and he did. The jury III the
Randall case were scattered in the con.
fusion aud after the restoration of quiet
and on argument they were both dis
charged from further consideration Of
the case, aud the thai was continued
until the next term Of court. The day
Va. the mos, dsgraceful in the history
Of our county.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
HARpER'S PERIODICALS.


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$500; harper's Weekly, 800; the three
above publications $1,000; any tive above
named, 1900 harper's Ioung People, $40;
Harper Magazine, s.oo.
Harper's oung People '''''
hsrper's Franklin square Library, One
Year(5! numbars) $1,000 Postage Free 10
all subscribers in the unitcdStates and Can.
ada.
The Volumes Of the Bazaar begin with the
first number for January Of each year. When
no time is mentioned, II will be understood
that the subscriber wishes ~ commence with
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The last Twelve Annual Numbers VI Har.
per's BlZar, In neat cloth binding, will be
sent by mail postage paid, or by express,
Tree OF expensep! divided the freight does not
exceed one dollar per month";, for q each.
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable for
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Remittauces should he made by Post-office
Money order or Draft, 10 avoid chance OF
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Newspapers are not 70 copy this advertise.
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The Prevalence Of SMALLPOX.

WANnlN"ToS, January lin an
interview TO night with the officer of
the National Board Of Health regarding
the spread Of smallpox that officer said
the reports received daily show that it
is spreading rapidly, but Is not confined
TO any locality.
1t originated in the West through i'm
migrants arriving from the countries
infected with it, but 1t is not worse III
the West than in the East, thongh tho
increase in the West is of recent date.
The Board is preparing a statement
showing the number of deaths reported
To il from each city during 1881 and up
10 the present time.
As nearly as ne could remember
Philadelphia heads the list with be-
tween 1900 and l4O0 deaths. The deaths
reported from Chicago will not exceed
sou or 900, and those from New York
will probably aggregate about 600 or
700 Thesr figures, of course, do not
cover the entire mortality, As there are
numbers Of deaths which are not re-
ported to Il = Board.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12

WELCH-GO W.-On the 18th in T., by Rev.
l.. Marss Mr.. James hclch, OF Milford,
Del, and Miss leaAnio Cow, Of Wilning'
ton, Del.
GRaUL-P. ERCE.-At tho residence Of the
brides parents, November II, 1881, by Rev
Samuel Hance, George Graul to harriet
I. Pierce, DO N OF Delaware county.
QUlGLEN Bethel, on the 2lst
Of december, 1851 by Rev. Samuel Hahce,
Jose III l.. Quigley to LlD.e l.. Place, 10th
OF Delaware county.
NICHOLSON - TALLEY .--On December
10, 1851, by Rev. 5 samuel Hance, Joseph W.
Nicholson to Mary L. laliey, both of Bran
DIVINE HUNDRED.
ROBERTSON - TAYLOR. - In Chester,
Pa december LIST, 1851, by Rev w. FAX
E, n, MIR. Alexander J. Robertson, OF Jersey
CITY, to Miss Mary Taylor, Of Wlmingtou u,
Delaware.
WRIGHT NOORE,-On the 18th inst at the
AsOury M, + Parsonage, No, @H " alnut
street, ty Rev. Chas HIN, Mr. John !.
Wright, OF New Castle county, to Miss
Mary L. NJ ore, Of Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
'qIFrH EDlrI0|'


The Grand Lodge, A. o. u. W
this jur tdictiou. comprising the Str.
of Dela~ are, Maryland and New H.
sey, comu 'eDced their annual sessio, |,
Baltimore IN Tuesday. The lodge, :
these three States were represented |.
about one hundred delegates. Az
the Grand Master Workman, .JoS,
II, Askew pt Welded The report !
the Grand MasNsr showed tina, IL
Lodges had increased from IL TO 4,
and the membership from 900 to ~,
The following representatives w.,
present from Delaware Whining,
Lodge, No. /. John j. Gallagher, G. r
Underwood, Joseph II Seal; Indus,r
No =, George A. Maxwell, DIR. Howss
ogle, W. A. Reynolds: Friendship, n,
3. Tn )mas Holcomb, Rev. }. Spencer
Anchor, No. 4, Il. s. Gilmour; DeA
ware, NO. ), Arthur II. Smith, Edsv
A. Finley, Henry 9. Conrad; Washipr
ton, No, I, W &. w. Lewis, K. |
Lockwood.
The first day Of the session was IA
voted N the transaction of IouuD,
business, and on Wednesday mornip,
the following ofiic were elected
Past Grand NJ, W.--Geo. +. keIlr
Baltimore
Grand NJ. W.-,Iehu Is. Askew, Rs
timore.
Grand Reconder--A. T. Colbert, Ba
timore.
Grand Recelver--Mycr Hirsch, Baa
more.
Grand Fnteman-W. A. Reynold,
Wilmington.
Grand Over-eer w. Man
ley, Camden, y. j.
Grand Guide Richard \. Smiu
Camden, n. i.
Grand Watch--G. Is. Underwo.
Wilmington.
Grand Medical Examiner--Dr. e
wilkins, Baltimore
In addition to these, one trustee and
three representative TO the SUPREME
Lodge, will be chosen today.
The Grand Lodge will hold It's lei,
session in this city, and the Supren.
Lodge will meet In Cincinnati on Tia
first tuesday in June.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-12
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Little Local Links.

Professor Ford will read in Smyrna
Tomorrow (Friday) night instead Of
Monday next a. inadvertently stated.
The pilots Of Lswes are rejoicing
They fired fifteen guns yesterday il
honor Of the decision OF the Suprems
Court.
The revival meeting at the Union NJ
+. Chnrch is increasing in interest. has
night there were seven persons al tA'
altar
The annual meeting of the MutW
Insurance Company of New Caste
county will take place on Monday next
AZ 10 o'clock.
Tie entrance 20 Institute Hall is 70 b
changed TO the Eighth street side OF th'
building and the market street I'll
trance is TO be turned into store.
The Water Com mittee of our CIT!
have cosy quarters in the new building
Sixth and King streets, but the open
ing Streets Committee still meets Il
the City Auditors office.