Daily Republican., 1882-04-04
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE HRAITOROUS MURDER or A
FELLOW ROBBER.
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jesse James, the notorious robber,
was shot dead yesterday In St. Joseph,
Missouri, by Charles and Robert Ford,
VINO then gave themselves up and were
lodged In jail. The Fords formerly be-
lonxed to the James gang, but nave re-
Gently been ac lug as detectives to catch
James, hoping 10 gain Ihs large reward
offered for his apprehens on, ana they
arrived In ST. Josepha w-ex ago Tor the
purpose OF capturing nlm. 1t seeIns
they feared to attempt 70 take HIM alive,
and one OF them shot him down while
he was off his guard.
In the Senate Of Massachusetts YES.
terday, bill to permit women to prac.
tice as attorneys was passed to engross-
ment. A resolution was offered and
ordered to be printed, requesting the
Representatives of Massach usetts in
Congress to use their influence to secure
the release of Michael Hart, citizen of
Massach usetts, now Imprisoned with
out trial in Bristol, England.
The Supreme Court of the United
States yesterday granted leave to James
M. Lyddy, of New York, to file petit
ton for writs OF habeas corpus and cor.
tiorari in the case of Sergeant Mason.
A rule to show cause was awarded re.
turnable on the 18th instant, when the
Court will hear arguments as to its ju-
risdiction.
Baron Frederick Won Bechtolsheir,
ex' Consul of Austria at st. Louis,
charged with embezzlement in the
Criminal Court OF that city, was dis
charged yesterday, on the plea of his
counsel that the Court had no jurisdic.
ton, the offence coming within the pur-
view of the Federal Courts:
A fire at Otter Lake, Wisconsin, on
Sunday, destroyed 100000 feet of lum-
Der belonging to s. j. Murphy the Otter
Lake Lumber Company and others,
and about twenty buildings, making
fourteen families homeless. Loss, about
$4,000.
Nearly all the marble cutters and
polishers in New York struck yester.
day for higher wages and the abolition
of the piece work system. A number
of bod carriers in the same city de.
manded and obtained an advance of
DO cents per day.
MORGAN n Rnck1av pe,rh,;.or ,.
re. lectad Mavor of Hart ord ConnacD ""'
ticnt vssterdav nv 2po m.ior;+o Tho
other city offices are divided, the Dem
ocrats electing the Clerk, Auditor and
Collector. The Republicans control the
Councils.
Assooiata 1ro.;oo p,.+o,to,a % Ain
snnrsma Court Of ~ tha ' Mn;tad' O. St.tas ono
was % sworn @ % in vsstordau W 0 anG too,1 "Ioe, %ts
a", Tha W.; ~ ;.f oIvo,uy, I.a.;y, "nu .ooA us
the Supreme Court will adjourn for the
term on the 9Th of May next, and will
not kear argument after the 2Sth inst,
Tba Cb,neua hill w.. oonsidorod n
vesterdav,s CABINET sess;on Airh"nah
nothing positive can be learned in ra-
gard TO the Presidents views, it is be.
lleved in Washington that a veto will
be sent to Congress to. day.
Tho 900. of +b. o,oI;+o os..
bishop Purcell is now before the Conn.
ty Court at Cincinnati. The chief
question involved is the power of the
assignee to sell church property TO nav
the CLAIMS of crsditors.
A fire in Stockton, Cal. on Sunday,
destroyed Sperry & Co.'s -four mill,
with a large quantity of grain, and sey.
eral adjoining buildings, Loss 5000 900
Several men were injured during the
fire.
Mayor Green. of Boston. Yesterday
removed tn. three Police Commission.
ers of that city. 1t is rumored that he
will appoint in their places Samuel
Adams, Charles j. resco5t and -
Wales
John j. McGonigle, the Democratic
Mayor-elect of Lancaster, Pa, was
inaugurated vest srday. The C:uncils
elected al the other city officers as
nominated oy inc hepup1lcah caucus
About half the moulders of Paterson,
New Jersey, struck yesterday fJr an
increase OF 10 per cent: -Four shops
granted inc demand. ABOUT 4oo men