Daily Republican., 1882-03-31
NEWS SUMMARY.

The United States Asking Eng Ian
70 Delay the Execution OF LIZ II
son-rbe ReaJjuAters in v rsini
Ohecked-JHry Bribery la Chi
ssgO.
In the Senate of New Jersey, yestel
day, the General Water bill was consic
cred, and after a number of amendment
had been rejected, it was passed. Th
OIL to create the county Of Newar
was lost. A bill was pas sed allowip,
persons charged with crime deposi
the amount Of the recognizance il
money.
ln the House, after lively debat
between Messrs. Robertson and Shinu
a motion to authorize the empl0y,uen
OF counsel by the Bril- berry Investlpatir,
Committee wa' referred TO that Com
IDiJtee, with Instructions to emplo,
the Attorney General on the part Of tn
State.
| Secretary Frelinghuysen yesterda,
telegraphed 70 Minister Lowell to ask !
delay in the execution of Dr.. Lainso,
until the arrival of documentary evi
dence from the United States tendin.
TO show the insanity of the prisoner, an,
absence OF criminal intent. This actiot
on the ptrtof President Arthur is base,
on an opinion of Attorney Genera
Brewster that this case is a proper ON,
for Executivs interference.
In the Senate Of Virginia yesterday
the House bill reducing t1e Judicla
| Circuits of the State from eighteen tt
twelve was defeated-ayes II, nays u
three Read justers voting with the
Democrats. The Diil was "one of the
Chief partisan measu res" of the Read
lnsters, AZ it would Lave turned out al
the present Ctrcnit judges and necessl
tated the election of ne ones.
The House Committee on Commerce
yesterday adopted a resolution offered
by Mr.. Eeagen, declaring it the sense
OF the Committee that some measure
relating to Interstate co mn cree shall
be adopted by the Committee and re-
ported to the House at the earliest
practical moment after the River aud
Harbor bill.
The Gribler bribery case in Chicago,
in which the defendant is charged with
having bribed jury came to a
stand still yesterday. The State At
torney announced that oue of the pres.
eut jury had accepted blibe in dc.
f nuanG's interest. Defendants couu.
sal then withdrew,
Nothing remains Of WLlaer Hlil,
at Amherst, Massachusetts, which
was burned on Wednesday lghr, DuJ
the walls and one or two chImneys
and II is doubtful if the wall, can be
used for rebuilding The total loss on
The building and its contents is about
$751; 900.
The New York Legisl ature met yer
teriay in JOINT convention TO elect d
Regent tor the State U University. There
being three candidates, Donoctatic,
Republican and Tammany, no cho. .ce
was effected, and the Convention au-
journed sine die.
Two la go British steamships, full OF
Chinese passengers, are on the way
from Hong Kong to Victoria, British
Columbia. About 40cO more are expoc.
| ted this season. Labor of all kinds in
Victoria continues high, and is stead
lly advancing"
Augustus p. Corse, business manager
of The firm OF Corse & Co., stove dealers
OF Troy, New York, disappeared last
Monday, and OH that day the tirm /
paper went TO protest: Al invt3tiga
tlon is going on. Corse was prominult
IL social and military circles.
Congressman Robinson and Johu
Pope HOuuett, OF the Labor League
called upon the PresidenJ yesterday
and had short conference on the
labor qu stion, and the imprisonment
uf American ClIiZel.s IL Great Britain.
At Uniontown, penna., yesterday
Patrick DoIen, the Molly Maguire, con,
victed of the murder Of Maurice Healey,
VAS sen enced 10 eleven years lapris-
onmelt Ill the pet itentiary His case
will be appealed
Tue Democrats of Hartford, Conuecti.
cut, las eve ming nominated Charles NJ
JosIyn for Mayor
George IL. Farrier was nominated for
Mayor of jersey Vi y yesterday by the
Republicans.
The shi p carpenters of Portland, Me,
have al gained tbs advance of % cents
per day for which they struck. The
strike was 1ot Important in general
sense, Their being only 10 snip carpenU.
ers in Portland.
In the Onio House of Representative
Yesterday, the Pond Liquor Tax bill
was passed without penument. 1t re.
celvet 81 votes, tnree Of tnom Domo.
cratic.
Truman Danhan, President of the
Clevelaud LiusaeI Oh Company, was
killed by being caught in the machiI-
Dry of his works At Cleveland, Onio,
YESTERDAY.
The bill of exceptions in the Guiteau
case was signed by Judge Cox. Ii will
De presented tor hearing ON the first
lay of .ho next term OF Court, April
24,h.
A bill allowing women to vote for
Presidential Electors was reported in The
Massachusetts HOUSE Of REPRESENTA-
ives yesterday.
The investigation by the Special
jom nittee OF the alleged bribery of |
'hinn and others was continued yester.
lay.
The report Of the loss of 100 livea by |
he carrying away of Ralstou's cotton
lin in renas Parish, Louisiana. proves,
happily to be without foundation.
The Byram Mine, near Dover, New
|ersey, caved in yesterday, killing two
nen and seriously injuring several
tbers.
Drake & Co. have removed their
uctlOn room from No. 9 East Fourth
treet to No. II East Fourth street.
a valuh bic Specific.