Daily Republican., 1882-04-05
NEWS sum MARY.
TINE FORDS ARR1IGNED FOR
MUKDHR.
Lynch to take GhsAmer's Seat
$4,000, 900 for tbe War Moni-
tOgs-MasOn's Case Marble
Cutters Strike Local
EIectIO Ons, "a 9. &c.


ElecttO &e. &c.
Az the coroner lhq quest on the pody
OF Jesse James, he4d yesterday, III 81.
Joseph, missouri, AFTER nearing the
tesIlmotE OF the mother ana
WIG o. the deceased, the jury
rendered verdict OF murder IN the
nrsc uegiee against the brotnefs ford'
u IL Staoeu tIat the taxing OH OF
James WAS IN iulniimeht Oh an arrange,
Robert Ford, who did the shooting, and
Richard Little, who surrendered TO the
Sheriff, the arrangement being made
several months ago, the condition be.
ing that Ford should receive part Of the
reward and immunity.
The strike of the marh,e cutters In
New York continues, aud the strikers
haze determined not TO rerl,rn to work
until their demands are granted. The
bosses say they cannot DO this, as they
have TO compete with cJnvict marble
cutters in the Baltimore and Joliet priS,
OPS. The contractors for these prisons,
1t is said, control the Western trade,
and the convicts cost them only 40 cents
a day.
The case of Serg cant Mason was con
slderea IN the Cabinet meeting yesIer
day inc Secretary OF war presented
report sustaining the view OF the
ouose Au'oca'e ueheral 1nat 'ne sen
tehce ol Inc court hlaftla1 was lnValla
Dut 'ie coaclu uslol roachea WIS INA tht
iesauen' ' H shou'u '"1o Nv ", a'Iipn a,ii in Va.
Masnn's imnrisnnmeut IL deciIed
The spinners and carders of the Hills
borough Mills at Pine Valley, New
Hampshire, numbering 40 men and
girls, struck on Monday for an advance
Of 10 per cent. Unly part OF the machi'
nelly was running yesterday morning
lhess mills MAKE "ooleli hIh anu l.iI'
| ing LOT casPets lcr fhl1aueipnla par
| 'les.
The House Committee on Naval
Affairs directed shat the bj recon-
mending an appropriation OF &, 300,00C
tof the completion Oh tho unhhlsneu
monitors IN tEe shlpyafos On Che Dela
ware rlver anu a' aah raiictSco' w
reported 10 the house 10 pe psih'eo auo
referred 10 INC Nohn''Ieo On APpto
prl%'iohs'
The floods in Louisiana continue
there being rise in the rivers a
some points. Nearly all OF loerVlli'
Parish is under water. The towns o.
Morgan City and PattersonvlIle ar
hooueu, the water III Ihe l"'Vei pi'e" oo
ing oho ioo' ueop' =,
Nearly l4oo men 3eihpioyed on 'n
new tunnel OF the New lork, OnCarl
ana Western fallroa'', III New 1Olk
ana 'he rock men e,n ployou on a,e Spe ssar, Ea%
a'rs and tuu"aI u, ,n annroach4s struck vester
dow w % Fnr h;ghar waves
'"' c,
In the Y. ., oourn aO Cin Shaf.es'1a .s;aI a
uh 1T..h ' u Tama. .,d nthnr ravanpa ntfi
GERS for the murder Of Amos Ladd, a
Iilirit distiller. resulted in u verdict O
,rnuittal tina Jury being OUT tlirt
minutes.
Now rou o,sos of sm,lI.rox and tw
daatbs we're renorted in SDnth Bethlt
hem Yesterday. There remain 14J case
under treatment. Two cases were re
uored in Bethlehem proper, making |
Eases there.
, The House Committee an Election
vastardav adopted the maiurity ror or
IN the case of Lynch vs.. Chalmer.
from the Sixth District of Mississippi
giving the seat to Lynch, the contest
ant.
Tto s,r E,,rcisco RulIetin. cor
msntino m the veto If IN. Chinese bill
.ays. "It President has not done
good DAVIS work for himself, the Repul
. ican parry or tie country at large"
oe.t h;,b ,-,l1o
IroIIprv at west pittston. Pa. struc
vpstsr1ov mornin, Tue strik. throw
q ont of emrloymen1 n large number {
: persons.
The rria halfway Connanv has di,
ol,,roeJ 20 iah,r.,rs IN H.. Nj, ware Al
vision and 40 mechanics in its shop
at Susuuehanna, Port ,Jervis and Jel
| sew CITY,