Daily Republican., 1882-11-28
NEWS SUMMARY.
&OVERNMENT ESTIMATEs-BUsT.
NESS FAILURES-FRAMK
JAMER' TRIAL,

Ihe estimates of appropriations re-
qnlred for the civil establishmentOf of the
Government during the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1884, have been sent bS
the Secretary of tho Treasury to the
house Committee on Appropriations.
Ihey aggregare $22, 340,945 The civil
esclmates c mates last year amour ted to S19,-
529, ,Oo3, and the appropriation for the
current fiscal year to $20,477,74 The
principal increase insthe estimate over
the appropriation made last year is
about $4,000, 900 for the Navy Depart
ment, against $1,6OO,00O Appropriated
for that Department last year.
Frank james was brought from In
dependence to Kansas City, Missouri,
yesterday, and arranged on two indict.
ments, ore for bank robbery, the other
for murder. The Court annonneed that
both cases would be called for trial on
the 32d OF January next. On the oues.
ton whether bail would be accepted on
the indictment for murder, he said he
would decide in two weeks. The pris.
oner was taken back to the Jail at In
dependence,
A telegram from Harrisburg says the
State Department has never exps-
riencsd 80 much difficulty in securing
the correct returns from the different
counties and Congressional Districts az
during the present year 1t is now three
weeks since the election was held, vet
the full returns for Congressman have
not been received, two Of the districts
being missing. The missing districts
q T1nf no aI 10,
The President yesterday appointed
Colgate Hoyt, of the New York bank
ing firm OF james B. Colgate & Uo., to
be Government Director Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, in place of George e.
Spencer, dismissed. The Public Prin-
ter has appointed Avon Pearson, of
Chicago, Superintendent of the Con-
gresSional Record, to succeed M, D,
Helm, dismissed.
The "railroad war" reached Du-
buque, Iowa, yesterday. The Illinois
Central officials notified shippers that
y freight of all classes would be taken
to Sioux City for ten cents Fer hundred
pounds, regardless of classification.
The rates have been heretofore 25, So,
Az and 30 cents for the different classes.
The knit goods trade of Cohoes, New
York, has been stimulated by the ad-
vent of cold weather. One establish
nent has reduced it's stock on hand
5000 dozens, another has received orders
10 forward underwear by Express. All
but Twc OF the mills are running on full
lime with all hands.
Newbour & Sons, wholesale clothing
manufacturer of Milxwonlraa
assignment yesterday. The liabilities
re estimated at $500, 900 and the assets
1t Sl25, 600, 1t is said the failure is due
'artly TO the stealings Of p former book
.eeper of the firm.
Washington dispatches say, "author-
lVely," that no further removals of
tficials in connection with the Star
tout3 cases are eontemp plated by the
at present; "at least no fur
her action Of that character Is pend
1g"
A convention Of liquor dealers of
eorgia was held yesterday in ATTAIN
b, eighty delegates being present, at
'hich State Protective Association
Tas organized, with James III. Camp
ell, of Macon, as President.
A State Convention of the Prohibi-
onists of Kentucky has been called to
leet in Louisville on the 10Th of Feb
nary next to nominate Governor and
her State officers.
From four to six inches of snow fell
the Northw est on Sunday.
be st. John river, in New Brunswick
frozen over at Fredericton, and navi.
Gtion there is closed.
A shock, resembling that of an earth
lake, was felt at half past six o'clock
st evening, along the Welland Canal,
Canada, for q distance of twenty
lies.
The Supreme Court of the United
ates rendered a number of decisions
sterdAy, but none Of them were of
Iblic importance.
II. A. Pitts Sons, manufacturers of
rm implements in Chicago, made an
signment yesterday. Their liabilities
8 stated at $4,000; assets, $3.50, 900.
Senator Morgan, of Alabama, was
for reelection by the Demo-
ltic caucus of the Legislature of that
ate last night.
The four masted schooner Augustus
Int, of 1900 tone gross burthen, was
lnched yesterday at Bath, Maine,
The cut of lumber in the Ottawa Val
+, Canada, this season, will, it is esti-
tied, reach 500, 900, 900 feet, the larg-
since 1873.
,homas L. Tulloch, yesterday quail
as Postmaster of Washington, in
ce of D. B. Ainger, suspended.
Why will you continue to suffer with
auralgia when St Jacobs Oil can be
i?