The daily gazette., 1882-10-25
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MORNING SUMMARY.

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| Madame Christine Nilsson arrived In New
York yesterday afternoon BY the steamer
| Gallia.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has resigned
| The Parkman Prolessorship OF Anatomy in
Harvard University.
| Secretary Folger has gone to New York,
| aud viii nof return to Washington before
the close of the week.
The Customs Surveyor at Toronto has
seized 13 sewing machines, the property of
The Wheeler & Wilson Company, for under
valuation.
FiltV-anc new cases Of yellow fever AMI
llvc-deaths we've reported yesterday In Pen
sacola, making Il total to date of 1858 cases
and 1GS deaths.
Ex-Mayor Fielder of Newark, has written
lettcr accepting the Democratic nomina-
ti0n for Congress man in the Sixth New
Jersey district. In his letter of acceptance
he ayows himself protectionist.
telegram from Montreal says the in
debtedness of $500, 600 of the Roman Catho-
lie diocese-of Montreal, chiefly incurred "a,
building churches, has all been cleared off
by subscriptions oi the Catholics and the
sale OF church property.
Tie Comptroller of the Currency yester-
i.aSalle, Illinois, to begin business with a
capital Of 500, ,000; also the First Natioual
Bank OF Spokane Falls, Washington Terri
tory, with Il capital of $4,000.
Arthur Breton, aged ~ years, "a WEALTHY,
temperate and Industrious young man.
committed suicide in Victoria, British Co.
lumbia, yesterday morning, by shooting
himself through the head and heart No
cause is assigned for the deed.
Alexander II. Stephens, Governor G ect of
Georgia, arrived yesterday in Atlanta where
he will be installed in few DAYS He was
met at the depot by an enthusias crowd,
and driven to the Executive mansion in
carriage drawn by four white horses.
The Swiss Minister, Colonel Frey, the
Brazilian Minister, Senior Fclppe Lopez
NeLto, and the Japanese Minister, Terra
shima Nunnenori, presented their credea-
tials TO the President yesterday morning.
The usual complimentary speeches were
made.
The Republican Congressional Committee.
of The First New York district met yester-
day in Jamaica, l.. /. After long session
it was decided to make TO nomination, but
recommend all Republicans to vote for any
candidate who is opposed to the regular
Democratic nominee"
An attempt was made en- Monday night
to rob the National Bank ut Conway, Mas
sachusetts, and the vault was badly
wrcnched hy gunpow Ter cxplos on TIE
vault cont lined III sign ID SD and SD bis
to the amount of 81, 500, an about s2QO
besides. The bug llrs esca. cd in a ft,lcn
team.
Supervising Surgeon General Hamilton
has directed Surgeon Murray, of the Marine
Hospital Service at Brownsville, to with
draw the Arroyo Gordon as SION as he thinks
it will be perfectly safe to do so. The Gordon
on the Rio Grande will be continued SO long
as the adjacent towns in Nc xico are infected
with yellow feve..
The political assessment case of Newton
NJ. Curtis was called yesterday In the Su.
preme Court of the United States. After
argument by Mr.. Smith, of counsel for
Curtis, and by Solicitor General Phillips on
behalf of the Government, the Court ad-
journcd. Mr.. Smith will reply to the Solicit
tor-Gencral to-day.
Emerson G. Watson, engineer Of the Troy
and Greenfield locomotive which, last Sat-
urday, ran into the caboose loaded with
workmen mn the Hoosac Tunnel line, caus-
ing several deaths, was arraigned yesterday
in North Adams, Massachusetts, on the
charge of homicide. He pleaded not guilty.
and was committed in default Of bail.