Daily Republican., 1883-03-23
NEWS sum MARY.
ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF
JOHN HOWARD PAYNE
OTHER NEWS.

OTHER NEWS.
The steamer Burgundia, bearing the
remains of John Howard Payne, arri-
we'd at her dock in Brooklyn yesterday.
A committee of the New York Alder
men and the representatives OF Mr..
Corcoran, of Washington, went aboanl
and took possession of the coffin. IL
avas conveyed Oh q hearse, surmOunted
by the American flag, to the City Ha
in New York. Here the coffin was
placed in the Governors room, where
it will lie in state to-day, after which it
will be taken to Washington in aspeciaf
car.
The Post Office Department yesterday
received from the Governor of Montana
Territory the following remarkable de-
spatrh: "The vigilantes at GreenhOrn,
Montana, have removed the Democratic
pest master by hanging. The gov
ernment fuel must be scarce as he was
caught barn burning. The Office is now
vacant. The sureties have been nOti-
fled to take charge of the Office"
The notorions CoIouel w. B. Cash
was fined yesterday in Columbia, South
Heron, during II dispute about the Fair
field election cases the night before.
Heron was also tined Cash drew q
pistol, and TWO rrvOvrrs being found
upon him when arrested, lie was subjec-
ted to an additional fine for carrying
concealed deadly weapons.
Edward Hanlan, the oarsman, ar
rived in Washington yesterday morn
ing from Toronto. He has brought a
practice shell for use in training for his
contest with John Kennedy, which is
to take place near Boston, on the Both
of May. Kennedy is also in Washing
ton, and both men will 90 into active
training at once.
a man named Mulkey, in Louisville,
has been corresponding with Salmi
Morse with view to have the latter's
Passion Play performed in that city
next summer. Mulkey has also applied
to the Mayor for Il permit, but no an
swer TO his application has been given
yet, and there seems little prospect Of
its success.
Barnet +. Warner was arrested yes
!erlay in Boston, on the charge of hav-
ing rInbezzltd funds belonging to
NJ Myrrs Il CO., liquor dealers, of Philadel-
phia. He was discharged from the
employ Of the firm, and it is alleged that
he has since collected accounts due
them to the amount Of $1,000.
The Coroner's jury in the case of
in New York, rendered u
verdict yesterday that Conkling had
killed Haverstlck by firing "a pistol,
9 the shot being fired under great provo
'ation." Bail was refused, and Conk-
ing was re-committ-d to the Tombs.
The Directors of the State Normal
'olored Institute, of Virginia, met yes
erday in Petersburg and adopted plans
md specifications for the building,
The building will cost SS5, 900 and ac-
900 pupils.
The Cigar Makers Union of Louis
Vile has decided to unite with the
Unions Of other cities in demand for
increased wages. 1t was resolved, at q
meeting on Wednesday evening, to
strike if an advance is refused.
John A. Walsh was before the Grand
Jury in Washington, yesterday, and it
to have Brady again AT
'eSted for conspiracy in connection with
| former Senator of the United States.
The cigarlnakers of Cincinnati pro-
,ose to demand an advance of 81 per
holsand on the 1st Of May. The manu-
acturers say the present outlook does
ot warrant the increase, aid a strike is
The Hayticn Chambers have passed a
Ill! reducing the export duties so per
en1., and raising the import duties 33
rr cent. Coffee will now pay Sl.25 per
90 pounds, with the previous addi-
ional 20 per cent. remaining"
The printers strike in Atlanta con
nues A full force of men has been
acured for the Evening Star, but there
still demand for colnpositors at the
ther offices.
Alexander jefferson, convicted Of the
nurdrr of Henry Hicks and Mrs.
.mma jackson, in Brooklyn, was sen-
need yesterday to be hanged on the
lih Of May.
The 4Ith annual session of the New
rrsry Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church is in progress at Long
ranch. Bishop Wiley presiding.
Two thousand dollars worth OF hard
are imported from the United States,
as seized yesterday in Montreal, for
legged under valuation.
American manufacturers and produ-
'rs are invited to participate in the
gricultural exhibition TO be given 1t.
isbon. Portugal, in May next