The daily gazette., 1882-06-10
MORl ING SUMMARY.

Ex-Governor Dennison of Ohio was re-
ported in u dying condition in Columbus
last night.
The robbers bf the Bank of Brookfield,
Missouri, four in number, were captured
near kirksville yesterday morning.
Willie Ruhlrnan, years of age, was
trampled to death by a horse in stable at
Warren, Penna., yesterday afternoon.
Samuel Maxwell, aged 76 years, being
financially embarrassed, committed suicide
in Warren, Rhode Island, on Thursday.
The Californa ia Silk Factory and four
dwellings in south San Francisco were
burned yesterday morning. Loss S75, 900.
Charles Beck, well-to-do baker of Nor
folk, Virginia, committed suicide yesterday
by cutting his throat. He had suffered from
i'll health.
BY the falling of movable partition in a
brewery at Titusville yesterday, u little girl
named Sontag was killed, and her six-year-
old brother fatally injured.
The contract for elevator fronts for the
north wing of the State War and Navy De
pariment building in Washington has been
awarded to Mhnly u Cooper OF Philadel-
phia.
Several petitions have been filed in the
Department of Justice at Washington for
the pardon of Thomas Ballard, notorious
counterieiter, serving term in the Albany
| pentcn'iary.
All the landlords arrested in Chicago for
renting rooms 10 gamblers have been dis
| charged, with mos of the gamblers, it being
declared in court that the testimony against
them was insufficient TO make out a case.
Special Indian Agent Townsend, on
Thursday left @1 Sac and Fox children in
the Indian school at Carlisle, and arrived in
| Washington Yesterday with four others,
who will be sent to Hampton this evening.
The Lower Rausch Creek colliery in
Schuylkill county is reported on fire in u
| breast in the lower west gangway. The coal
in this breast is soft and unworkable Steps
will be taken I'd conlne the fire TO that part
Of the mine.
The annual decoration of The Confederate
graves in BlanfQrd Cemetery at Petersburg,
Virginia, took place yesterday. There was
general SUSPENSION Of business The
Petersburg Artillery paraded and fired q
national salute.
Armistead Gray, colored, was hanged
yesterday at Powhatan Court House, Vir-
ginia, for the murder of his son Lincoln,
boy of IA years. The execution was private.
Gray protested that he did not intend to kill
the boy, and expressed assurance of future
happiness.
The seyerest llailstorm ever known in that
region, passed over Laredo, Texas, on
Thursday evening. Some Of the hailstones
were as large as hens eggs, and the storm
lasted for an hour. Much damage was done
TO property, and the walls of new variety
hall fell in, killing Charles Munster and
injuring several others.
The International Typographical Union at
st. Louis yesterday elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: President,
George G. Clark; First Vice President, T. A.
Fowler; Secretary and Treasurer, Mark L.
Crawford; Corresponding Secretary, John
K. Haldeman; Delegate to the Labor Con-
gress, F. r. Foster. Cincinnati was selected
as the place of next meeting.
At Raleigh, North Caroliana, the jury In
the case of Cousins and others, Democratic
canvassers of Halifax county, charged with
not counting certain returns in the Con-
gressional election of 1880, yesterday rem
dered verdict Of guilty as TO L. H. Bell and
d. Bryant, Jr., and of not guilty rs to the
other defendants Sentence was deferred.
The Enfield cases will next come up.