Daily Republican., 1882-02-28
news Summary.

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Deaths D0isgs-Ins
proving C~tsls Cars arch btshOl
Pareell's s2d-Oiher Items Of In
| teTest.
The members OF the Judiciary Com
mittee of the U. s Senate have info,
mally agreed to report favorably at tn
nsxttxecutive session on the DOmina
ton Of Mr. Conkline to be Associxt
Justice of Supreme Court. Mr.. Conk
ling remains at the Fifth Avenue He
tel, In New York, and it was lsarne,
last night that he had not yet officiall,
notified the President of his decision O
to his nomination. 1t is understood
that the Ex-Sei ator will await the 40
ton of the Senate before making his de
cisiOn known.
By invitation of the New York Liv,
Stock Express Company, number Of
gen ;lemen yesterday made trip ovel
the New Jersey Central Raj way, from
New York to Plaintield, to inspec,
stock Cars built upon the Humanity
plan" The train consis' ed of ten OF
these improved cars and three passen
ger cOac hes. The cattle cars are fitted
up with stalls, and supplied with
feeding and watering troughs, and
much satisfaction WAS expre- sed .,
their appearance and working.
The SOD birthday of Archbishop Pur.
cell was celebrated on Sunday at ST.
Ursula's Convent. in Brown county,
Ohio. The Archbishop WAS taken into
the chapel in chair, and, after mass,
a pleasant letter from Cardinal
McClo skey was read, and q number OF
floral tributes were presented to the
venerable prolate. A number of Wis.
itors were present.
The Governor of New Jersey last
evening sent to the Senate veto of the
bill authorizing the New Jersey Central
Railroad Company to issue new stock
He thinks "the whole gist Of the bill
vitiates the obligation of contracts, and
hence II is not only retroactive in 10 far
as 1t affects existing obligations, but
otherwise plainly unconstitutional.
Menken Brothers wholesale dry
goods dealers of Memphis, Tennessee
have made an assignment. Their
schedule OF assets shows q stock of
goods valued at 1926, 900; open acoounts
$4,000; bills receivable, Sl1 900; and
real estate, $4,000 Their liabilities
amount to about $500, 900, due princi.
pally in Now York.
Secretaries Kirkwood and Lincoln
have reported adversely on the petition
of Agent Tiffany, of the an Carlos
Agency in Arizona, for q postponemsnt
of the execution of the three Apache
scouts who are sentenced to BE- hanged
at Fort Granton Friday next. 1t is not
likely, therefore, that the President
will order the desired respite.
The score in the New York walking
match at halt-past one o'clock this
morning, Vint having withdrawn,
stood as follows -Rowell, $50; Panchot,
lOl; Noremac, III; Fitzgerald, ia;
Sullivan, 12O; Scott, 81; Hazel, 1856;
Hughes, lao; Hart, III.
In Plantsville, Connecticut, on Sun.
day, two little girls and boy, children
of John Collins, 'coasted" down hill
and slid out upon a pond, when the ice
gave way and both girls were drowned
The boy was saved in such a condition
that his recovery is doubtful.
A telegram from Salt Lake City saw
the preaching at the Tabernacle on Sun
day was Every belligerent and defiant.
It was said, among other things, tina
the Mormons were extending into 9th
er Territories; no power on earth could
stop them"
The first through car from San Fran.
cisco to New Orleans without breaking
bulk reached the latter city ye. terdaS
by the Southern Pacific Railroad, hav
ing been IA, DAYS on the way The
freight rate was $l.42 per 100 pounds.
Adolph G. peppenbusen, a well
known citizen of College Point, Long
Island, died yesterday, in the 40th year
of his age. He was engaged in the rub
Der business and connected with vari.
Gus other business enterprises.
Thomas Holman and Joseph Watson
We're crushed TO death yesterday after
noon, by fall of ore and earth, lOssened
by heavy blast, in the Eckert Ore
Mine, near Reading, Penna. Both were
Three hundred of the Italian immi-
grants who arrived in Mexico a few
days ago are suffering from malignant
iisease' OF winch twenty OF them have
ale1 on the voyage Inc nature OF the
ihalaoy Is not STATED.
Ihere was no business session OF Con-
sress yesterday, both House assembling
III 'ue IA OF Representatives tohear the
an, CarH",s n0 oi VIC '"'o
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The widow of the late Daniel Webster