Daily Republican., 1882-03-30
NEWS SUMMARY.
,.y1N THE NEW JERSEY
LEGISLATURE.
: . mississippi Flood" = lnterns'
''s s,nna ! s.Db.'h Co"isrenc"
p,ver D,sasters-sit'ins
BuI, Again - Prch'p'
non de reated in mas
sschusetts.Other
Items of News.

sanlati res yesterday Jars.v Citv
tGoyernor's Ve,o Vi taLen mn, when
Water troA' If Atlantic, rising to a
Mr. shin,' ~ .;v;leoe submitted an aft
fQuestlou u w. haJ recei we'd $500 on con-
davt tliat w ho would vote to pass the
|dition thsv w Covernor's veto. After
|bill over .no Committee of seven was
some depa.o 70 ;rvestigate the matter and
|appolu.en '" ranort M ten o'clock this
instruc.e' Tha House then adjourned.
morn!hs i,tee was in session last
The copin,,,i ny,wined several witnesses,
|nigh' anu aahoratel the affidavit of Shinn.
VINO co,'', 49,, ,bo Iower Mississippi
Ihe nootH ,tirne ~ 70 subside, though in
region eoh' .hn ;"tar;or districts the back
some y, ,u,innes r,h TO rise, and the condi.
wafer coh"' 'hn nnor colored people, refu.
tion Oh 'nJ n,bery ia depiorabie. A report
gees nohoJ anI Natchez of the destruction
mas ie"vniI~ Dais,on Gin. near l.. AXE st. John,
ol lne "a n" parish, Louisiana, with q
IN letor too rvas The gin house was
naclsd ,vo, with colored refugees from al.
i"ininr @ plantations; hence the dreadful
}oss al life, 1t is hoped the report Is
Exaggerated.
MIA International Sabbath observ.
in ranterence met in Pittsburg on
mnos5av Tn.s and continued its session yes
..IIa" u9' The matter of Sunday trains
W ,a;,roads WAS discussed, and an arti-
cIe WAS read from John Fulton, mining
engineer of the Cambria Iron works,
on the Cooperating of Iron Mills on the
Sabbath" President Jeiterls OF West
minister College advocated the stoppage
| Of Sunday mail service, and the sun
day newspaper question was debated
I. I. rennrrpd from Winnipeg that
the U. S. authorities propose to trans
/ fer Sitting Bull and his immediate I n
lowers from fort Ran"all to the iank-
ton Agency, where they will be placed
! under charge of officers OF the Interior
Department " for instruction In the
uSages ana at'S vi c'Vli'"a''on' ioi
which tho o'u cL'si o'a'ilis W io"s'
The Senate of Connecticut yesterday
unanimously passed bill providing
for State Board of Pardons. The
parIOnlhg power nus iie'o'oioio ios'o'
WIN lhe Leg'siaVuro.
In tne iiouse' 'ne oi,"t' VOL iol paia- tn-
lei ra''foau Te was p"Sseu " WIG VI E 80
10 9l' lhir'v'ohe meiho'fs were ao-
''r, -, ,..o...., ,...
lne ota'e u'e' hoaoh i-a'ot oolA III T.
se hie1 Yesterday III ha,iisouiA' anu
sI. svef 20 long session' 't. ueciue' 10 eatt d
oate convention 10 inset III Ihat Gity
Hs the the sense of Ins Comm ttee that the
Conventinn wa % should nominate mi
tck4t
NV
| scows want adr,f, near pnIrt Juditb
on Tuesday, nicht and dredge sank
Elpy4n ofthe irs1ue's crew were savad
one Ropert parkv Of Vineland Nav
Jersey, is believed to be lost.
DURING last week 3G nav cases ot
smaIIpoX and deaths were rennrted in
Plrsburp 2S deaths in Chicapo odeaths
in Allegheny City, and u cases and 9
deaths in st, Louis.
All the clerks nm the "1anss ro,,r In
tba 1r r."aoI sao ..eths n vi .po lal'se ron III
and mostly women, will be dismissed on
the LIST proximo, for want of appropria
tlon to pay them.