Daily Republican., 1882-01-25
NEWS SUMMARY.
ABTHUR'k ~ APPOINT.
MENTB.
Small pOx RepOrts--Penns yBvsnss
Caudidatss for the sGslIows-M Nc
D0naid's Arrest a Bridge
Across the ii 0dsOn- Other
Iuelns.

a The President yesterday nominate
L saml. Port to be Pension Agent at ID
# troii; y. McCu cheOn, U. =. Attorne
; for Eastern Michigan; Henry NJ. Levi.
U. 5. Attorney tor Western Wisconsin
=. 5. Matthews, U. s. Marshal Tor East
ern Michigan; }. l.. Morphis, T.. S
Marshal for Northern Mississippi; an,
, the following post masters: Joseph f.
9 Hughes, al Cape May, n. j.; Chas +.
Saylts, Troy, Pa; Miss Mamie b. I'm.
trie, Beaver, Pa; C. c. w. Hazard
Monongahela City, Penn.
. Governor Hoyt yesterday issued wal
) rants for the execution, on March 2Sth
OF Frank and Henry kumberger, o
Danphin county; James Nevling, .
Clearhe!d county; Frank Small, 0
Allegheny; Joseph Allison, of Indians
county, and Jonathan Moyes, Of sny.
der county
General Sheridan has forwarded tc
Washington a report of the arrest OF
Lieutenant McDouald, in Mexico. Nc
Donald was on an In liam trail, and
went to the Mexican town " here he was
arrested, for forage. His release was
ordered 0y higher authority than that
which caused his arrest.
The flood at Nashville continued to
subside slowly yesterday, but another
rise was reported one hundred miles
above. Within the last few days a
Ladies Relief Society" has issued ten
thousand rations to sufferers by the
overtiow.
Barney Flood and Buck Collins, two
of the Mollie Maguires Oh trial at
UniontOwn, Penna., have been admit
ted to bail III the SUN Of $4,000 bail each.
The case OF Dolan, who was refused a
new trial will be taken to the Supreme
Court.
The trial of William Neal charged
with being one OF the murderers of the
Gibbons family, resulted, at Cattells-
burg, Kentucky, yesterday morning,
In a verdict OF murder In the first
degree, the penalty being fixed at
death.
How the hearts OF crowd swell and
throb with pitiless hatred against the
man who coughs during the perform
ancs at a theatre, when they know he
IL to stingy to invest twenty-ii five cents
il u bottle OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
General Wilcox, commanding the
Department Of Arizona, has sent to the
War Department the charges against
Colonel L. A. Carr, uf the Sixth Caval- (
ry. They are over exercise OF autholi.
ty, disobedience and !ntemperance.
Stephen V. b. Kachline, a lawyer
and nnli tnin Of n hn,
fell dead at his residence III Easton,
yesterday afternoon. He was the In
dependent candidate for Congress in
1874 and polled large vote.
Temperatures of from zero to 40 de-
Rress below were experienced in this
State, New York, NewJersey, and New
England. The lowest temperature re-
ported IN Canada was 50 degrees below
y ;ro.
There being some doubt as to the le-
gality of the recent election OF United
States Senators by the Iowa Legislature
that body yesterday ratified their choice
OF Messrs. Wilson and McDill by
another formal ballot.
Thirty-tve new cases of smallpox
but only two deaths were reported III
Richmond, Virginia, last week. Seven
ty-eight cases of the disease are in the
hospital, and eighteen under treatment
in p:ivate houses.
The track of the Guaymas Railroad
in Sonora is now laid 70 within twenty
niEe miles Iof Hermosillo, and it is be-
Ing extended at the rate OF q mile and
half per day.
Low d. Boone, eYMayor of Chicago,
lied yesterday In that city, aged Is
years. He was q descendant OF Daniel
Boone, the famous pioneer settler Of /
K kentucky. c
Fifteen new cases Of smallpox were
in Pittsburg, anu six i'll ALLIE
sheny City, yesterday. There were 20 c
ieaths from The disease in Pittsburg d
asst week. Il
A compulsory education law is being
Orned i'll Sonora, Mexico. All children !
Jet " cen the ages of 6 and IT. years, are !
e4uired to attend school Blk months in +
he year. T
|. 1t is said the project for ship canal A
cross Cape Coo has been abandoned, =
ecent surveys showing that the work
would cost 81 900, 900 more than was
alculated.
Five hundred lasters III Rochester,
tew York, struck yesterday for an ad c
ance OF 25 per cent. Two thousand Il
len are thrown out Of work in cOnse- d
uence of this strike. b
Governor Cornell has ordered spe. u
ial election to hll the vacancy in the .
enate of New York caused by Senator D.
Vagner's death. "
President Arthur tontemplates ser. w.
~ of State dinners, but has not yet fix y,
4 the dates. The first it is understood Ii
ill be given in about two weeks. hi
The schooner A. Hooper, with rail ia
Dad iron, from Philadelphia for New RI
urn, North Carolina, went ashore IL fiji
lilies north OF Chincoteague Station. pl
General Grant will probably be a su
iest Of the President for a few days in III
arch before going South.
William Cooper, destitute cripple
as frozen to death at Centre Cam. st
'ldge, near Troy Now York, yesterday tn
Orning. u
Charles Jeremais, baker was found
Oxen to death in the street at Newark,
The trial of Mrs. Alcorn for the muir
" of her husband, was begun yester- 81
W at Elizabeth, New Jersey. 25
Four additional ballots for Speaker tn
ere taken in the New York Assembly
without effect. sic
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Esquire vandeXrtlt's Court. Gil
John Malz, who keeps a saloon at
NTH and Walnut streets, was charged ,
fnre Esuujre VandI prift LAST evening