The daily gazette., 1882-12-14
..,oAY,s Late NEWS.

..nr N prominent Baptlet
Rev. Elias Es,sd pV Yesterday In Wilmington NJ
G, sged TO- ~ lumber merchants Of
vi WI have failed for sss'u" a go
g. csS F,rst National Bank 2, hsssa a husiness
The In n.s been authorized 10 pesiu Du''''e'
ls,s' ~ : capital of ss5O,OOo: .,, rn.wn
Captain ,oon an noted for having saved many
lase iuS Ssa Yesterday in Buffalo.
Fe', dsu Sohoe employed at lime-kiln
Patrick oon"p " pa went to sleep near the
bir ColE,Syd ColTnssday night and was suifocated'
Fln % iu wartw. aged 81 years, was
william aeaih while vomiting, In Shenan-
'asS'IP 3s.S' Pa, a. on Tuesday he was a'unA =
hs time -. Marion. which arrived
I9e IP9ee,t,.voutb, N. H., . few days ago,
d rV,tb So"tb America, Will be put OUT Oh
commission .a,,.L.own eitizen
ROGerp. ROGp.n,bropi-t NJ Of New York, formerly
Ind PniluS r"Suer. died ON Tuesday In that city
tt6e age Of TO- .,
AIre AIrs,screS ~ lie grocery store Of =. l.
snkmsIr & Co. and four other puno'nss'
ssuas .u.Iog loss Of $50, 900.
"r,,'e western Nail Association met yester-
Ine p,,tsburg aud reafiirmed the present
,T..rate. Trade Ia reported 70 DC TAR "ue
4. nrospects encouraging.
" upns 4 Co. the suspended iron merchants
;Wlrn,real. Igr have settled with their credi-
a. S2h cents cash on the 81 The
~ %'rre cases will go TO the courts.
romnlsint is made of scarcity Of white
~. Sv~ pn the railway works In British
na,,bis ~ The Chinese are found TO be In
.s.',Iys for heavy excavation and blasting.
The total arrivals at the port of Victoria,
.issb Columbia, since January 10, have
a.s O,.1S 10 o0O. of whom 75, were Chinese. A
s,sr @ Chinese immigration Is expected next
ghDg ~. n
,.'.v,mept of the Allentown Rolling MIL.
4. cnide and bar departments are also In
~sstIon, ~ largely reducing the list OF idle
employees.
y,s Caleb Hobbs, living near tho Lochiel
Mi at Harrisburg, was seized yesterday
Nh An ep!eptic ft and fell upon stove.
d, was so badly burned that her recovery
.uOt expected.
ma trial of William L. Gibson, cashier
a hank al Flint, Michigan on the charge
making false entries In his report TO the
cOmntrollcr of the Currency, resulted
rstsrday In his acquittal.
The total exports Of petroleum and petro-
ann products from the United States for
~ ten months ended October 3ist, 1852,
4 Sse SSS. .S6l, 800, aud for the ten months
nld October 3ist, 1881, $40, 0,015,6s5.
JoAn +. Potter, ex-Congressman, is
Aims IN a poor-farm house at Mackwanago,
/ Wisconsin. lie was challenged by Roger
Pryor, In 1860, and named bowie knives
The weapons and q locked room as the
hd Of combat.
Daniel Rstcliff, well-kuown lawyer OF
| AtImore, died yesterday at the age OF 10.
Hewas solicitor in the United States Court
1 d Claims under President Pierce, and was
n one Of the lawyers for the defense In the
hnous Slckles trial.
Snow having fallen 10 q depth Of six
utbes on a level in Northern Wisconsin, O
lvOrable season for logging Is expected al
he Chippewa and Eauclaire pinerles. The
whole lumber business in Wisconsin Ia re-
ported In thriving condition.
TIE grain receipts at Chicago during the
Hlr have been %, ,0O0, 900 bushels less than
list. The reasons assigned for the decrease
4 us "the increased ability of farmers to
bold socks, the low prices since the new
lnp was harvested, and the rapid increase
dnilliDg capacity"
convention of Street Railway Presi
tau aud superintendents met in Bostor
aIuesday,an yesterday constitution wa
ldcDEi for the organization Of the Stree
Railway Association Of America" II. Ii
liale Of Louisville, was chosen presiden
arihe ensuing year, and 1t was resolved Il
ast ln Chicago in October, 1883.
telegram from Chicago says that Com
missioner Daniels, of the Colorado railroad
pool, gives notice that from the lst of Janu
ry next the emigrant rate between tn
Missouri river and Colorado points will b
.bOlished, and tie only rates between tn
Aiaouh river and Colorado points will be
tn. class, SIS; second class, $22, with Q
aBs added for st. Joseph and Council
Bluffs.
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