Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-15
NEWS SUMMARY,
ANOTHER NATIONAL BANK SUS.
PENSION.

The Recall OF Minister lowell
Asked ~ tue national Land. .
Lesgue-SmaIl.p .pOx at Beth.
lshsm-Other Itoms Of
Great Interest.
The First National Bank Of Buffalo
New York, suspended yesterday morn.
ing. The suspension is attributed
simply TO bad management, the vol
ume of business transacted being great
or than was warranted by the capital.
If there IL any loss 1t will fall only on
the stockholders. The President Of the
bank says it "ean pay all liabilities and
leave the stock worth considerable
above par" The trouble ''seems to
have been that tho bank has tied up too
much in long loans"
The great storm of last Wednesday
night in Louisiana seems to have com.
pleted the ruin in the flooded districts
around New Iberia, destroying nearly
everything left by the flood. A sugar
house on the Gay and Daigre plantation
was blown down by the wind, and
eleven white persops-three men, three
women, three children and two un
known--who sought shelter in it are
missing.
a Committee of the National Land
League Association called upon the
President yesterday and presented the
resolutions of that body In relation to
American citizens abroad and asking
the recall Of Minister Lowell. The
President received them cordially and
said he would give the matter his early
attention.
In the Massachusetts House of Repre-
sentatlves yesterday, two members
charged that railroad lobby was en-
gagged in corruptlng representatives.;
one of them bad been offered that
morning a yearly pass If he would
chenge his vote" A committee was
appointed to in yestigate the matter.
In theUnitvd States Court at Charles
ton, yesterday, nolls prosequi was
entered in the election case against
Chreitzberg. In the other cases already
tried, argument was concluded and the
cases were given to the jury. No yer.
dict had been returned at y O'Clock il
the evening.
The Connecticut House Of RApresen
tanves yesterday passed resolutions re
ques'ih the pardon and reinstatement
of Sergeant Mason; also, resolutions
asking Congress TO take action for tllt
relief Of American citizens Imprisoned
as suspects.
The act passed by the New Yorl
Legislature amendatory of the Crimina
Code, with special reference to the cast
OF the murdered Siudran, was signeG
yesterday, by Governor C5rnell. Under
its provisions Sindram's counsel Cal
apply for a new trial.
Ia the Star Route cases in Washing
ton, yesterday, counsel for Dorsey
Brady and others filed motion for !;
till of particulars. The motion speci
tes each contract in which the paper
are asked, and fills Al p" yes of typ
writing.
The election trouble in Watervilet
New York, was settled yesterday, tn
missing returns being produced an,
counted. All the Republican eandi
dates except those for Oyeyseer of tn
Poor and Justice OF the Peace wer
| elected.
James M. Reedsr pleaded guilty a
Allentown yesterday Of having embez
, zled $4,000 from the Lehigh Valley Eail
road Company while clerk. He wa
sentenced to be imprisoned for one yea
The Mayor and Alderman of Water
town, Wisconsin, after levyiug tie tal
! for The next years expenses, resigned
on the 10th inst, to avoid service of 1
Judgment for S24 coo rendered agains
the city by the U. S. Court.
Chancellor Eunyon, at Newark, yes
terday granted an order permitting th'
New Jersey Central Railroad Director
to take the necessary steps for thu
election OF directors BY the company
stockholders.
There are serious floods In Dakota
and the damage done At Fargo is esti
mated at $780, 900. The Union Elevator
with cosJly store of wheat, was be
lieved at last accounts to be in dangel
of falling.
The libel suit of Rev. s. d. Human
against Bishop Hare, in New York, re-
sulCed yesterday In a verdict of Sl0, ,00t
for the plaintiff, Council for the
Bishop moved new trial.
Tie strike at the Shove Mills, in Fall
River, ended yesterday morning, the
spinners returning TO work. There IL nc
change in tbs situation at tho Sycamore
Mil.
U. B. White, Treasurer of Newt berry
county, South Carolina, has disappeared
beng in default about $4,000, which he
is supposed to have lost in gambling,
The steamship Strassburg arrived at
Baltimore yesterday, from Bremea,
with 100 emigran,s, who all went to
the Northwest by rail last evening.
The West Shore Railroad laborers,
near Marlboro, New York, struck yes
terday Tor 81 per day, and work on the
line was stopped.
Three new cases of small pox and one
death were reported yesterday in South
Bethlehem. Five houses were released
from quarantine.
The Secretary of the Trea ury decides
that "hoop iron cut to lengths, punched
and splaysd to fit the barrel, are dutia-
BILE as hoop iron.
The Secretary Of War directed yes,
terlay that 10000 additional rations be
issued for the sufferers by the floods In
Louisiana.
Christian BJrn, OF Lane lister, Penna.
committed suicide yesterday by hang
ing.
Six new cases of small pox have
appeared in Hazelton, Pa, since Wed.
nesday.
where is the AshMen:
The ashmsn here Of late have not been
vely punctual In the discharge Of their
duties, but come after the ashes when