, 1882-04-14

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The new stock exchange in Chicago
has already its full membership.
Exports from Victoria for last quarter
amounted to $3.50 900. Custom duties
received S4l 900.
The Portland, Me, Land League de-
nounces the conduct Of Minister Lowell,
and demands his recall.
Thomas p. Leslie shot his employer,
Thos, Nelson, at Philadelphia, on the Sd
inst, and attempted to rob him.
They are hanging fellows by the whole
sale in the vicinity of Pueblo. Three or
four day on the average.
The editor of the World has been mott
fed by Trcscott that Gen. Hurlbult, late
U. S. minister to Peru died suddenly of
disease of tue heart on March 18th at
Lima.
At petty sessions at Gort, county Gal
way, IL priest named O'Higgins was COM
mitted tor trial on Il charge of melting to
murder. He was escorted to Jail by a
detachmen. of cavalry.
A special says that w. W. lacquer, of
Boston, has discovered u method Of tee
phoning long distances. He has conver-
sed with Baltimore, and soon will with
Chicago and San Francisco.
Much interest is awakened in the Gin
cinnati election on the 4th on account Of
the supposed boiling of the republican
ticket by German republicans, on ac.
count OF the passage OF the Pond bill tax
ing saloons.
After very long session the Chicago
typographical nnion No. 3, voted to adj
NIT to membership all printers working
in the Commercial Office, thus ending the
controversy between union printers and
the Commercial.
The Post Dispatch publishes an ac-
count of the winter wheat crop from over
$50 different points in Kansas, Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Michigan, all
of which are quite favorable and repre-
sent wheat in an advanced state, and
prospects for good crop are ve-y fine.
Last night mob OF eight hundred at
Kokomo, Indiana, broke down the Jail
doors and took Long, alias Johnson, who
raped little girl, and in presence Of
1000 people hanged him from q bridge
A clergyman present offered prayer
Long confessed stealing but denied the
rape.
Billy the Kid has been sentenced to
five years Imprisonment ut Albany for
grand larceny and one year for escaping,
six years in all. James Maxwell, of
Peoaia, Chas. Hellers, of Columbus, and
f. W. Fisher, of Milwaukee, diamond
robbers, were sentenced to five years
each.
The celebrated case of the creditors of
Archbishop Purcell was called in the
Hamilton district court, but the parties
not being all ready was put over until the
9th. The chief question in the case is as
to the power OF the assignee to sell
church property to pay the claims of
creditors.
Elk x-Mayor Hackett, of Bismarck, who
left here several weeks ago to visit the
Purple mountains and Mouse river re-
gion, is now out over two weeks, and it
is feared his party was caught in bliz-
zard and became bewildered. A search
ing party has started from Fort Stephen
son in quest of the explorers.
While Charles Fischer and q man
named Trotter were riding side by side
on horseback near Peplln Station, Mo-,
on the Cairo branch of the Iron Noun
tain Railroad, they got into an alterca-
ton about some business transaction
when Trotter d. ew knife and stabbed
Fischer to the heart, killing him.
Sir Henry Wrixen Beecher, Bart, of
Creagh, County Cork, Ireland, and Lady
Beecher were saved from the steamship
Douri in the collision off Cape Finisterre
with the steamer Yruac Bat. The names
of twenty.four passengers saved are pnb-
lished, but include no Americans. The
third and fourth engineers of the Douri
were also saved.
A Seward, Neb., dispatch of the 3D.
says: A. c. Patrick shot his wife through
the heart on the 9TH, then fired at each of
his two sons, slightly wounding one of
them. Patrick had trouble with his wife
in the east, aud she came here with her
two sons and engaged in farming. He
followed, and for some time has been
loating around town and drinking whisky.
The murder was evidently premeditated.
Patrick escaped.
A Little Rock special says: News has
been received here of the execution OF
two Indian nurderers by the name of
Lille and Haney at Ocnulgee, in the
Indian nation. The condemned men
were shot dead in the presence of so to
10 persons, at sunset. Spectators were
nearly all Indians, mainly friends OF
prisoners. There were no disturbance,
scarlely wold being spoken from the
time the criminals were led from jail un.
til the sharp report of rifles announced
their doom had been sealed aud the law
vindicated.