The daily gazette., 1882-10-31
MORNING SUMMARY.


Henry Palmer, defaulting Treasurer of
the National Window Glass Workers Asso-
citation, was arrested in Pittsburg last night.
The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
signed deed conveying the old post Office
property in New York to the Mutual Life
Insurance Company OF that city.
Mrs. Susan Petit, IS years of age, has ar
piled for divorce from her husband, Asa
Petit, 81 years of age, of Christian Hook,
Long Island. She alleges cruelty on his
part.
Nicholas Furlong and 7. c. Brophy were
nominated for congressman by the Green
hackers of the Third and Fourth Massachu-
sets districts, respectively, OH Saturday
evening.
Nineteen new cases Of yellow fever and
one death were reported yesterday at Pen
sacola. Six of the cases were at point IL
| miles from Pensacola. Total cases to date,
2,227; deaths, "a.
Michael Malloy, injured by the Troy and
| Greenfield railroad disaster in Massachusetts,,
| on the 2lst instant, died yesterday morning,
aged 80 years. This makes eight deaths re-
sulting from the disaster.
| The trouble in Sonora is ended. Cover
| MOI Ortcz and his Cabinet have returned to
Hermosilla, and his troops have been dis
charged. General Reyes will now turn his
WUOlC IOTtt against bilt III
| Northeastern Sonora.
Seaborn Reese was yesterday nominated
by the Democratic Convention of the Eighth
Georgia District to ill the uncXpired term
| of Alexander ii. stephens in Congress.
| There will be 10 opposition to him, the
Independent candidate having withdrawn.
The Grand Jury at Long Island City yes
terday it is understood, found three indict-
mcnts against Mayor Debevoise, for embez-
Element and larceny, and also indicted the
owners Of the buildings used by the pool
sellers. The case of Debevoisc was laid
over until January.
| The Jeanette Court Of Inquiry yesterday
adjourned until Wednesday, without taking
| testimony, in order to enable the Judge Ad-
vocate to record the documentary evidence
submitted last week. When the Court re-
assemblies Leutii ant Dancnhower will be
| recalled for brief examination, alter
| which Chief Engineer Melville will he
sworn. After him Messrs. Noros and Mn
| derman, the only survivors of dc Longs
boat crew, will be examined.
| An accumulation of gas in the Eureka
| Consolidated Shaft, at Eureka, Nevada,
| burst on Sunday, shattcring the shaft from
| top to bottom, a distance of 20 feet. One
| side of the works was torn away, and hun
drcds of fragments of shatting were hurled
| a distance of quarter of mile and fell on
the roof of houses. No lives were lost and
and the only person injured was Superin-
| tendent Read, whose arms were broken by
pieces of timber. The loss of property is
about S25,000.
A telegram from Newport says it is set
tied that John 7. Sanborn of that city,
speaker of the Rhode Island House OF Rep
resentatives, cannot take his seat, because,
in accepting the Federal appointment of
railroad commissioner he vacated the State
office. A new election called for by the
city clerk is declared illegal, the General
Assembly being the only judge in the
matter. When that body meets in January,
a vacancy will be declared, and then a new
election can be ordered. "Thus Sanboru
loses the speakership and Newport a rep
resentatiye until after the Legislature con-
venes."