The daily gazette., 1882-09-13
THE MORNING SUMMARY.

Pleuro-pneumonia of virulent type, has
again appeared among the cattle on staten
Island, New York.
The Legislature of Oregon met on Monday
and organized, W. j.. Mcconnell being
chosen President of the Senate and George
w. Mcbride Speaker of the House.
The Acting Secretary of the Treasury yes
terday, in accordance with a recent act of
Congress, ordered the establishment Of a
local board of inspectors of steam vessels at
Gallipolis, Ohio.
News has been received in Galveston OF
the total wreck of Norwegian bark, bound
from. Rotterdam to that port, on Pedro
Island, fifteen miles from Corpus Christi
Pass. The captain and five of the crew were
drowned.
The second annual Convention of the
Colored Odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
opened yesterday in Reading, the District
Master, William Broxton of Pittsburg pre-
siding. The Convention represents S,OOO
members.
Forty-seven new cases of yellow fever and
one death-that of Customs Inspector
O'Malley-were reported yesterday In
Brownsville. Twenty new cases OF fever
and three deaths were reported In Fen
sacola.
President Arthur left Bar Harbor yester-
day in a carriage for Bangor, where he TOOK
| the evening train for Boston. He was ae-
companied only by his private secretary.
His departure by sea was prevented by the
continuance of the storm.
A bill was recently filed for an injunction
to restrain the Chicago City Railway from
running cable cars or laying cable track
Yesterday morning Judge Gardner made a
decision In favor of the company on all th'
points raised by the bill.
AU. s. registered bond, of the denomina
ton of s., 900, was stolen from the ONCE o.
the Register of the Treasury nearly two
weeks ago, and neither the bond nor thu
thief have yet been found. duplicate
the bond will be issued to its owner.
The Great Council of the United States
improved Order of Red Men, met yesterda,
in Easton, Pa, representatives being presen
from nearly ali parts of the Union. In th'
evening the visitors were given recepuoi
in the Opera House, Governor Hoyt deliver
ing an address.
General Sherman, accompanied by Gene
raj Tidball, of his staff, left Washington yes
terday for Lake Winnepiseogee, new hahP
sh;ra 70 attend the Soldiers Reunion there
Refore returning to Washington, the Gene
raj will visit Boston, Plattsburg, Sackett't
Harbor and Fort Niagara.
Thirty-five operatives from Sweden al
rived in Cohoes yesterday. They are tn
first installment of 800 engaged to take th
places of the Harmony mills operatives VIII
left Cohoes during the strikes. The striker
are daily applying to be taken back to worl
and the mills are running steadily.
! The National Convention of the Fire Chic
!, of the United States and Canada, met ye
. terday in Cincinnati, 200 delegates bein
present. Among those in attendance
Captain E. M. Shaw of the Fire Brigade
/ London, England. Mayor Means deliYere
: an address of welcome, to which the Pres
dent of the Association, G. Watt Tyler,
e the Richmond, Virginia, Fire Department
8 responded.
:. Later accounts of the the ravages OF u
u recent cyclone in Florida shows that, besid'
destroying and damaging the crops az az
other property, it caused loss OF life. III
,f greatest fury of the storm was felt on su
y y day morning, when tornado was expel
p enced. At Quincy, five persons, all colore
ie were killed. At Darbyville, 25 miles ea
= of jacksonville, one man was killed al
% five others I'M jured, and many hogs al
y cattle were killed. At Tallahassee maj
"a buildings were unroofed.