Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-01
NEWS SUMMARY.
A TICKET kCALPER GAINS A VIC.
TORY OvER THE d. 4 o. H. u. CO.
DemOcFatic Success in New YOr 4
Fires Salclae Of . U. q. Mar.
shsl-COukllng to be Con.
6Emed - Dairy men in
Co q n OIL.

In the Superior Court at Baltimor
yesterday morning the suit Of Upto
w. Dorsey, railroad ticket broker
against William T. Thelin, Auditor
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroat
Company, for SIC, 900 damages for mali
ciOus prosecution, resulted in yerdic
for $3.50. Dorsey had been indicted
on the charge of altering ticket ISSUED
by the Baltimore and Ohio Company
and had been acquitted; hence the suit
The case will probably be appealed.
The special election in the Saratoga
District of New York, to fill the vacsn
cy in the State Senate caused by Wag.
ner's death, resulted yesterday in the
election of Bancus, the Democratic can.
didate, by about 1000 majority. The
three Republican counties Of the Dis
trict went Democratic, and the one
county that usually goes Democratic
went Republican.
The agent of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company yesterday paid
into the treasury OF Virginia S400, 900,
the remainder of the $500, 900 for which
the States interest in the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad was sold
to that Company. The money will be
used to partly replace moneys hereto
fore diverted from the public school
fund.
The striking rolling mill hands, at
the Union Iron and Steel Company $
Works, in Chicago, yesterday attacked
q number Of men employed in their
places. Policemen were called in to
quell the disturbance, but they were
not in sufficient force to prevent the
workers from being hooted and pelted
by the mob.
III yesterdays executive session of
the Senate the nominations of Roscoe
Conkling to he Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court and A. A. Sargent to be
Minister to Germany were reported
favorably and laid over, in accordance
with the rules. 1t is believed they will
be confirmed to-day.
Moody Currier, of Manchester, Samu-
el W. Hale, of Keene, and Dexter Rich.
ards, Of Newport, are announced as
candidates for the Republican nomina
tion for Governor of New Hampshire.
The nominating Convention will not
meet before September next.
In the Senate of Virginia yesterday,
the House bill apprepriating 100000
for a normal school for the education
OF colored children was passed, and
goes to the Governor. In the House, a
general local option bill was passed and
sent to the Senate.
A suit was brought in the U. s. |
Circuit Court at Providence, yesterday,
by A. B. Fisk, of New York, against
the First National Bank of Providence,
which may involve the validity Of the
A. & w. Sprague mortgage deed and
assignment.
The House Committee on Naval Az
fairs yesterday received from its sui
committee the bill to provide for strene.
thening the navy, and authorized tie
chairman to report it favorably to the
House.
A son of ex. Sheriff Reels, IN quarrel
at Harrisburg yesterday afternoon, was
struck in the head with a brick, and Sc
riously,i if not fatally injured. Hardware
was arrested.
The schooners Bessie w. Somers, Paul
Revere, and Charles Carol, OF the
Gloucester, Mass, fishing tleeG, are CIV
Ell up for lost. The SomerS had crew
of IA men, Revere IA, Carroi IL.
John T. Morris, one of the Missouri
land forgers, on whose testimony Rob.
l.. Lindsay was convicted in Ohio in
December last, has just been arrestt d
in Steubenville.
1t is stated that Hugh Riddle, Presi-
d ent of the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad, will resign next June,
on account of failing health and need Of
rest.
Representative Rosecrans, of Califor-
ala, was elected Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic caucus of the U. S. House OF
at meeting OF the eau.
Gus last night.
The Governor of New Jersey has gram
ted respite Of thirty days to Martin,
,he Newark murderer, sentenced to be
hanged on March I'd.
The dry goods store Of E. Malley, in
New Haven, was destroyed by fire ear.
y yesterday morning. The building
was also occupied by Fullerston h
Bradbury, retail grocers. The loss Is
at $l75,O0O. !
August Ash, L. S. Marshal, COM
nitted suicide in Virginia City, Neva-
la, on Monday evening. Drunkenness
md lack Of money are supposed to have
,aused the deed.
Deidrich G. Logemann, a barber,
hanged himself yesterday morning.
He was single and had $17O0 in bank,
md no reason is assigned for the act.
A fire at Madison, Georgia, yesterday
destroyed three stores and
800 bales Of cotton, causing a loss OF
;4S, COO.
The Mississippi Legislature has pass
ID bill for the payment of ID. b. Can
ield, of Philadelphia, for books pur-
hased by the State in 1860.
The President has positively declined
O interfere in the cases Of the Indian
couts sentenced to be hanged at San
Jarlos, Arizona, on Friday next.
Within the last ten days claims to 43 {
,old mines discovered in the State of I
New York have been filed in the office ,
# the Secretary Of State, at Albany.
The case of James Y. Christmas, for |
he murder of William q. Whitney, t
vas called yesterday in Washington, a
nd postponed until next week. L
The public debt statement for Febru-
ry, to be issued to-day, is expected 10
how q reduction of about ~, ,OOO,O 900.
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ChangiRE Quarters.
The work OF moving the Morning ?
ews office from its present quarters on |
'hipley street to its new and commo. a