The daily gazette., 1881-08-08
General News.

General News.
The first of the peach crop of
Morris county, New Jersey, is being
shipped to New York. The crop,
contrary to previous reports lis above
the average.
The first bale of New South Caro-.
lima cotton has been received in
Charleston.from Barnwell county six
days earlier than the first bale last
season.
A man, supposed to be Hartmann
the Nihil,st, has arrived In Montreal
and registered at one of the hotels
under another name. Meantime a
detective is watching his move
| ments.
Two bodies, which had been man
gled beyond recognition by coyotes,
were found about ten miles from
Tucson, Arizona, on Friday. They
were supposed to be those of two
Indians lynched for murder about
u month ago.
Two large mills of the Old Colony
Company, al East Taunton, Massacbu-
sets, were destroyed bo fire before day
light yesterday morning. The loss is
estimated at about $165 900, and nearly
300 men are thrown out of employment.
One hundred and forty-eight persons
died in New York City between Satur-
day and yesterday noon. Sixty Of these
deaths are ascribed to the effects of the
| heat.
The First Brigade, National Guard
| OF Pennsylvania, returned from their
encampment at Pottstown on Saturday.
The total number CT troops In camp
| was 2102.
Messrs. Bureau Brothers q Heaton,
of Philadelphia, have just completed q
large quantity of fine artistic bronze rail.
ing for Wm. 81. Vanderbilt's new bouse
in New York, at cost of over $3S,U00.
j. T. Noakes, who kicked an old man
/ named Crum to death about three weeks
ago, was taken from the Jail at Oreville,
California, early yesterday morning. and
lynched by masked mob.
William Plyburn was shot dead by
Mrs. Simpson, at Coraville. Ohio, on
Saturday, "for refusing to deny that GER
tam affectionate letters 10 his possession
were Written by her,"
Secretaries Blaine and Lincoln were
to leave Washington to day for short
trips to New England.
The strike of the driver boys and
slate picKers Of the Susquehanna Coal
Company, at N Nanticoke, continues, with
out prospect of compromise. Two thou
sand miners and laborers are idle in
CO nsequence.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad,
of Colorado, completed lis extension to
Gpnnison City, on Saturday, and the
aE portion will be open for business
to-day.
There was q net reduction of expenses
of star route and steamboat service DUR
ing July of 1914, ,e64, making a total
saving since the 4th Of March last OF
$l,3S1 ,442.
Henry Willard has given the Oregon
State University $1,000 for the relief OF
its Indebtedness.
The body of woman who, last Fri
day, registered as ssMary Kennsy," oil
philadelphia, was found yesterday morn.
ing lying on bed in room of The Wall
House, 10 Brooklyn, and investigation
showed that she had committed suicide
by taking Paris green. She was about
As years old, had dark hair streaked with
gray, and was plainly dressed.
The steamer Cortes, bounded for st.
Johns, Newfoundland. was wrecked
while going out of Halifax harbor yes
terday morning, by striking on Thrum
Cap. Sue will be total loss.
Peckham, Roth & Co., hay and grain
merchants, OF Providence, r. l., allowed
their pape to go to protest on Saturday.
Their liabilities are estimated at
500, 900.
The reports of the Presidents condi
tion during Saturday and yesterday show
that he had more fever than at any time
since the relapse two weeks ago, but the
attending physicians say that no particu-
lar apprehension need be felt. Whether
the feDrile rise is due 10 the formation
of a new pus cavity or the irritation
arising from the bullet, OF other causes,
will probably be determined this NOR
ming. Drs. Agnew and Hamilton are
both in Washington, and will be present
at this mornings consultation.
THE five thousand or more American
heirs to the Jennings estate will be in
terested IN learning that their English
, cousins are still at work endeavoring 10
secure the property, which at preseIi
amounts TO ESQ 100000 sterling. Ac
cording to the evidence given in law
0 suit at Leeds recently local associstloI
8 has been formed with q cash capital
i not all subscribed yet of f2,000 lht
promoters OF which agree to return
twenty pounds for one to the subscriber
in the event OF success-an offer viii
does no. SAVIOR of rashness. The sub
i scribers to such an association wouli
y hardly be justified in casting stones Q
z derision at the people who invest Ii
= Irish h-American sklrnishlng funds.