, 1882-01-20
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO DATE

The lord mayor SpfopeTty ue!eu7e 'uH"
amounts to Gl2,OOO
The Memorial Association OF Boston,
will build SlO,OOO Garfield monument,
A correspondent says the emperor OF
Russia has pardoned tho polish bishops
exiled in 1864.
At Elmonte, Cal, Wednesday, Nlcho-
las Couch shot and killed Smith Crabtree.
An old grudge was the cause.
The United Irishman denOunces a pub
hcation purporting to come from Amer
lea, recommending ASSASSINATION and
use of dynamite.
The sculling match between Goodwin
and Flynn for ESQ, over the Thames
championship course, was won by God
win by six lengths.
A rumor is current in Cracow that
Warsaw was in flames. Travellers from
the Russian frontier have brought the
same news to Vienna
Five Cinnamon attempted to burglar
ize Siebes store, at Cordelia, Cal, on
the 9TH. A clerk fired, killing one. The
others escaped.
A man named Potter, arrested for in
cent with his ten-year.old daughter at
Wilcox, A. T., has been sent to Tomb
stone to avoid lynching.
Rev. James Cameron, OF the Second
Presbyterian church at Oakland, - &C.
cidentally poisoned by his wife on the
9TH and died within l6 minutes.
A schooner sank of the cape at Glou-
cester, Mass, on Monday. Two of the
crew have died from exposure and five
others are badly frozen.
Cheve Ann Violet died at Washington
on the 9th after fast Of 43 days. Her
delusion was that God commanded her to
commit suicide by fasting.
Danford, president of the defunct
Caldwell bank, brought suit for one hun
dred thousand dollars against s. Rich.
mond, leader of the mob which threat.
ened his life.
Senator Coke Indignantly denies the
alleged interview in which he is made to
say that Texas was breaking away and
getting into the Independent movement,
and he believes that movement will be
defeated.
The body OF Seattle printer, S. L.
Maxwell, has been found floating in the
bay. Maxwell started the Intelligencer,
but of late has been in hard luck. He
was 80 years of age.
Judge Brown has taken the Gibbons
murderer on the steamer to Marysville
for safe keeping. A mob took steamer
and went in pursuit. 1t is thought the
prisoners may reach Marysville.
A delegation headed by Representative
Miller, of Pennsylvania, waited upon the
president on the 5th, and urged the ap
pointment of L. w. Oyster us public
printer in place of j. d. Defrees.
The president has nominated Samuel
G. Parks, OF New York, associate justice
of the supreme court of Wyoming, and
Jos. Bell, OF New York, associate justice
of the supreme court of New Mexico.
Postmaster.G General Howe on the 9TH
entered upon his active duties, and APP
pointed his son, Frank, chief of the divi-
sion OF mail depredations and detailed
him for duty as chief clerk, which Office
is practically vacant.
The Post says the only foundation for
rumors OF o settlement of the railroad
war is that some prominent gentleman,
not officials OF the trunk lines, are en-
deavoring formally to effect q settlement,
but they have not succeeded yet.
A member of the Senate committee
investigating the treasury contingent
fund, says several Irregularities in reck.
less payment of money have been found
and the committee is determined to place
the responsibility where it belongs.
Parnellites have decided to call gen.
eral meeting OF the Irish party in Lon
don, the week preceding the opening of
parliament, Feb. 7th. They are still
considering the advisability OF holding
meeting of home rulers in Dublin.
The agent Of the Pima and Papago IN
dians, Arizona, for the last two days has
been clearing squatters of the Papago
reservation. He has large squad of
Indians, who are demolisoing and burn.
ing buildings aud driving settlers off.
Brave Bear, Yankton Sioux, and q
member of Sitting Bulls band, was found
guilty at 1ankton on the 9TH for the MUIR
der Of David Johnson near Fort Sully
several years ago. The penalty is death.
Sentence will be pronounced next Mon.
day.
The $40, 900, 900 loan of PENNSYLVANIA
was ali awarded on the 9th. Most of it
runs 30 years at 4 per cent, and com
manded a premium OF l06 to 10.
About a million and half awarded at 2lI
premium. This runs 30 years at 3 y, per
cent.
At Bow street police court DIR. Geo.
II. Lawson, accused of poisoning his
brother.in.law. Percy Malcolm st. John.
a young student at Blenhelm house
school, Wimbledon, was remanded until
Thursday next, when he will be com.
mitted for trial.
Governor Cameron's message recon.
mends the immediate adoption of the
Riddleberger bill. He iustifes the re-
adiusters' plans as the most honest and