The daily gazette., 1882-04-15
GENERAL NEWS.

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The ateamshap GtrasshuFxhuFFly4d
at Baltinore yesterday from Bremen
with 100 emlgrants, who, all went
ing. sdi .,is.l5s @',,.'-.-er- NM -
In the Star Route cases In Wash
ington yesterday, counsel for Dorsey
Brady and others filed a motion nfof
q bill of particulars. The motion
specifics each eoutractS In which the
papers are asked and fills "A pages
OF type writing. an 'il
The Mayor and Alderman Of w ater
town, Wisconsin, after leYylng the
tax Tor the next YEARS. expenses.
resigned on the 10th inst, to avoid
service Of a judgment for 1924 900
rendered against the city by the q.
p Oourt. laJ a eof GstgC
The act passed by the New York
Legislature amendatory OF the Grim
inai Code, with special reference 10
the murderer Slndram, was signed
yesterday by Governor Cornell.
Under its provisons Sindram's
counsel can apply for q new trial.
The Connecticut House of Reure-
sentatives Yesterday passed resolu-
tons requesting the pardon and
reinstatement of Sergeant Mason:
also, resolutions asking Congress
to take action for the relief OF Arneri
can citizens imprisoned as ''susI-
pscts." - assn .saaHue7sA
In the Massachusetts, House Of
Representatives yesterday, two
members charged that a railroad
lobby was engaged in corruptinR
representatives; one of them had
been offered that morning "a yearly
pass If he would change his vote,'i
A COMMITTEES was appointed toiinyes
tiRate the matter. 4s. 80
3 In the Dom nion Senate Yesterday
q bill legaliziDg marriage with q
deceased wife's sister was passed BY
o vote Of "a to IL. M
The First National Bank of Buff
10, New York, suspended Yesterday
morning. The suspension is al
tributed simply to bad management.
the volume OF business transacted
being greater than was warranted
by the capital. II there is any loss it
will fall only on the stockholders.
The president of the bank saws il
"can pay all liabilities and leave the
stock worth considerably above par.n
The trouble "seems to have been
that the bank has tied up too much
in long loans.' lsr-
Acommittee of the National Land
League Association called upon The
President yesterday and presented
the resolutions of that body in rela
tion to American citizens abroad
aud asking the recall of Minister
Lowell. The President received
them cordially and said he would
give the matter his early attention.
Alfred etimmel has been appointed
internal Revenue Gauger for the First
District Of Pennsylvania.
At Recreation Park, in PhiIadel.
phia, yesterday, the Worcester Mass.
Base Ball Club defeated the Philadel-
phia Club by score of to 3.-The
Athletics, Of Philadelphia, defeated
Sho AtA1utiCog Vi orSOkIYn, OF Olkdalo
Park, BY score Of IS 70 3.
Christian Born, of Lancaster, Pa,
committed suicide yesterday by hang
ing. II n"
U. B. White, Treasurer of New
berry county, South Carolina, has
disappeared, being In default Of $4,000,
which he is supposed to have lost in
gambling. 5tH LTil
In the United States Court at Char |
lesion, yesterday, nolle prosequi was
entered in the election case against
Chreitz6urg. In the other cases al.
ready tried, argument was concluded
and the cases were given to the Jury. |
No verdict had been returned at eight
O'Clock in the evening. ...
James M. Reeder pleaded guilty yes
terday at Allentown of having embez-
zled $4,000 from the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company while clerk. he
was sentenced to be imprisoned one
year and to return the amount stolen.
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