Daily Republican., 1882-04-10
NEWS SUMMARY.
TRONAS HALDEN the u MEXT
SENATOBFROM COLORADO.
The Mormon spring Conference
Virginia Readj Read.
justlng tine Congress Dis-
tricts s-UnFuly italian
LabOreFy


1t Is rumOred in Wast ington tina
Thomas Holden will be appointed by tn
Governor Of Colorado to fill the vacanc,
caused by Mr.. TelIer's appointment a
Secretary Of the Interior. Holden wa
formerly Justice of the Suprem,
Court of Arkansas, was subsequent,
appointed Governor of Idaho, and afte
the expiration of his term removed t,
Colorado, where he is now d Circui
Judge
Tho bill of exceptions in the Guitear
case makes a printed pamphlet of IS
pages. There are % exceptions to mat
tiers occurring up to the ime when tn,
case went to thej jury, besides exception
to the rulings of the court denying
new trial and overruling the motion
in arrest of Judgment. Thirty Isl J
clauses of Judge Cox's charge are alst
excepted to.
A Washington paper says it is un
derstood that the Secretary OF War ha,
recommended a mitigation or the sen
tence OF Sergeant Mason to four or five
months imprisonment in the guarC
house, forfeiture of all pay and dishon
orable dismissal from the service
the Presiden will give the case atten.
tion in case the writ of habeas corpus
shall be refused by The Supreme Court
Four houndrel Italian laborers OIL
the West Shore Railroad, being left un
paid by the contractor, gathered around
the Loller House where he was staying
in Fort Plain, New York, ON Saturday
and, at a signal from leader, hurled
stones and fired pistol shots through
the windows. The rioters were dis
persed by Grand Army Post
Thomas Nshborn, q farmer, of Graf.
tan, Ohio, killed his wife last Friday
night by striking her on the head with
a piece OF wood. He then went into q
neighboring field and committed sui.
icde by cutting his throat. Fshburn
was treated for insanity several years
ago, but was supposed to have recover.
ed.
The first large party of English colo
nists from Manitoba, over 500 In num-
ber, arrived at Halifax on Saturday,
and left the same night fer the North.
west. They have with them sums az
gregating $5O0,00O. The next steamer
from England is expected to bring 1000
more colOnists.
The House Com mittee on Education
and Labor, on Saturday. directed Rep
resentative Sherwin to draft u bill, for
submission to the Committee, recon-
mending an appropriation Of SIC, 900, 900
to be expended throu ,hout the United
States for educational purpose, in &C.
cordance with the ratio Of illiteracy.
There is strong suspicion that Long,
lynched few days ago a. kokomo,
Indiana, for committing a felonious
assault upon little girl, was innocent
Of that crime. The evidence against
him, which was entirely circumstan-
tial, has been found to be of the weak
est kind.
A passenger train on the Gulf, Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe Railroad, in Texas,
was boarded by six masked robbers at
q water station a few miles from Gle
burne on Friday night. The amount
taken is variously reported at from $500
to $1,000. Tue conductor was fired at,
but escaped.
The soft-steel mills of the Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company, at Cleveland,
Ohio, were "shut down" on Friday last,
owing to strike of portion of the en-
ployes for an advance of twenty-five
cents per day. The closing of the mills
throws out Of work $50 men.
The Mormon Spring g Conference in
Salt Lake City adjourned yesterday.
Much was said in the sessions about
former prosecutions of the Saints, re-
ulting to their advantage in the end,"
he allusion to the present anti-polyg-
my law being obvious.
The Presbytery of Indianapolis, and
he North Indiana Methodist Confer
Ice, in session last week, both adopted
esolutions approving the veto of the
,hiniese bill and telegraphed them to
be President.
Two deaths from smallpox was re-.
orted in Allentown on Saturday. Since
Iovember 2O7 cases have been re.
ortsd in that city, 45 Of which proved
atal, but the disease is said to be now
stamped out"
The flood at Morgan City, Louisiana,
40 inches above high water mark of
374. At Rerwick, only six houses have
leir floors above water. Two persons
ave been drowned in the vicinity.
Senator Logan, of Illinois, is so sick
lat he has been compelled to stop in
t. Louis on his way to the Hot Springs.
70 remains in St. Louis for several
ays.
One new case of smallpox was re.
,rted in South Bethlehem yesterday.
ne death from the disease was report
| on Saturday night.
A fire in Hamilton, Ohio, last night,
stroyed the City Building, several
ables, the O'Brien Wheel Works and
lack & Clawsen's warehouse. Loss,
G, 900.
Thomas Allen, Representatives In
1ngress from the Second District of
issouri, died in Washington on Sat
day, after several weeks illness.
Philip g. Habbell, son ofex-Congress-
an Hubble, and son'in W of the
xton OF Trinity Church, New York.
suicide on Saturday night
A secret meeting of Mormon business
On was held on Saturday, at which
edges we're signed not to trade with !
9 Gentiles.
Two steamers, with 5000 Chinese,
lied from Hong Kong last Monday
. Victoria, British Columbia. n
The accounts Of ex.Treasursr Gibson, a
Delaware county, Indiana, are re-
rted to be $14, 900 "short."
The Constitutional Convention meets
day.
ugato Of ene thermometer 81