Daily Republican., 1882-05-17
NEWS SUMMARY,
THE PENNSYLvANIA GREEN
BACkERs-GOV. LONG AND
TEE DEN TlSTS.

Dlll passed by the Massachusetts Lee
lslature for the regulation of the prat
tice OF dentistry. He is of the Opinion
tnat there Is no reason why the den
ists, any more than any other profes
slonal men or craftsmen, should b,
specially legislated for, and adds tha
THE bill did not oblige the Dental So
clety to examine candidates, nor fi,
convenient times and places for suoI
examinations, thus placing the powel
OF restricting the practice OF the profes
sion to few favored persons In th,
hands of that organization.
The Greenback State Convention viii
meet in Harrisburg to morrow. 1t ii
generally believed in Harrisburg thai
Thomas A. Armstrong, of Pittsburg
editor of the Labor Tribune, will b,
nominated for Governor; Wesley Cham,
bers, an oil producer. OF Oil City, fol
Lieutenant Governor; Mayor Powder
ly,, of Scranton, for Sec retary of Inter
nal Affairs; A. Coke, of Northumber
land, for Supreme Judge, and ethel
Henry Carey Baird or L. NJ. Davis, OF
Philadelphia, as Congressman at large
Mr.. Trescott, our Special Envoy to
Chill and Peru, was received on the
10Th ult., by President Montero, of Peru,
In the interior city of Huaraz, in that
republic. Mr.. Trescott subsequently,
presented the Chilian conditions OF
truce, the principal point being that
Chilli should keep the Province of Tara
paca as conquest, and that Peru
should be obliged to sell to Chill the Pro.
vince OF africa. The conditions were
rejected.
The Finance Committee of the Sen
ate of New York has decided to report
favorably to-day the bill appropriaSing
VI, ,O8O, 900 towards com pleting the new
Capitol at Albany. The Judiciary Com
mittee OF tha same body will report q
oil! tor the more speedy and econom-
ical settlement of the affairs of insvly-
ent corporations, associations" etc.
A Pittsburg telegram says that Mr..
Marshall positively refuses to state
whether he will accept or decline the
Republican nomination for Congress-
man at large. He says "that he has
no person to speak for him,
and has informed no person of mis- in
tentions, notwithstanding the circulated
reports"
The Senate Of Massachusetts yester-
day passed to a third reading a bill
creating metropolitan police of fifteen
men to enforce the license and other
Laws. The House passed to third read
ing bill to establish Aldermanic dis
tricts in Boston.
Most of the bricklayers and hod car
riers in Wilmington, Delaware, have
joined the strike which was begun on
Monday, and building operations in
that city are largely suspended in con-
sequence. The employers say they will
not grant the increase demanded.
Alfred Jackson, colorod, was appoint
ed letter carrier in the post office at To-
ronto, Canada. The other carriers, so
in number, refuse 10 work with COL
pred man, and the postmaster has as
signed jackson to other service until
the authorities settle the matter.
Ex-Representative FELTON, of Geor-
gia, telegraphed yesterday to Congress-
man Speer that "the Committee of in
dependents had indorsed Mr.. Stephens
and enthusiastically"
and that che will sweep the State"
Tue total number of deaths from the
cyclone at McAllister, in the Indian
Territory, has reached Is. The injured
lumber l05, many Of whom are not ex-
'ected to recover. OF those likely to
ecover many will be manned for life.
President Arthur, his Cabinet, Gem
raj Sherman and Admiral Porter have
'een invited to participate in the Deco
alton Day ceremonies of New York.
he President has promised to attend,
possible.
Howard Bowers and James Kock,
Velders in the Reading Pipe Mill at
were severely injured by a
all Of hot iron thrown from the fur
ace used for heating pipe. 1t is feared
'owers will not recover.
The village ofStewartsville, Missouri,
wenty miles east of st Joseph, has
cen almost totally destroyed by fire.
'hirty seven houses. including the
'hole business portion, is in ashes. The
'ss is about $4,000.
The subject of appoint ments of mem
ers of the Tariff Commission was con-
dered yesterday in the Cabinet meet
lg, but no conclusion was reached re-
arding any of the names mentioned.
E. w. Kingsland, Treasurer of the
rovldent Institution of SavingS, in
ersey City, who attempted suicide on
riday last, is reported improving, but
kelly to lose the sight of both of his
res.
John Cretzelo, George Onswald and
gorge G. Knoll were drowned by the
psizing of their boats while fishing in
'olte Lake, near Chicago, last Sunday
ght.
detachment of English ship
borers arrived yesterday in Montreal.
10 striking ship laborers in that city
Q now accepting work at 20 to 2215
nts per hour.
A large number of sailing vessels are
tanned in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
ice, and their crews are in a state Of
The House Committee ON Commerce
$ decided to begin consideration of
8 several pending Inter State Com
erce bills on Friday next,
The Superintendent of the Railway
Ill Service decides that I'm astard
ur is injurious to other mail matter,
is, therefore, unmailable."
It is understood at Washington that
more retirements will be ordered
til Congress has acted on the pending
mpulsory Retirement bill.
eighty jurors, summoned TO appear
tho Marine Court, New York, have
IN fined $3.50 each for non-atten-
ice.
he annual Convention of the Ameri-
Society Of Civil Engineers met
terday in Washington.
ixty-fve deaths from smallpox
re reported in Cincinnati for last
ok.
he steamers sailing from New York
Europe to-day take out s., ,4O0,0 900 in
Gle.
he fire at Pamplins, Va, yesterday,
troyed ten stores and dwellings,,
ai n 1poa oc