The daily gazette., 1882-07-17
THE MoRNING sUMaIARY.

Alexander Price died yesterday in New
York, of loekiaw, caused by q toy pistol
wound
Elias Delima of New York, aged IA years,
was killed by train at Long Branch on
Saturday. A
George Brown of Kingston, New York,
was killed near Wilkesbarre on Saturday by
falling tree. ati t5l4.. T8{ 8. So
DIR. Nathaniel Foster, an old and we'll
known physician of Cincinnati, died in that
city last night of paralysis. ..I. ..
George Barnet, wealthy citizen of Eas-
ton, Penna., fell dead from sunstroke yester-
day, in Phillipsburg, New jersey.
Two schooners, one of 400 tons burthen,
the other Ga four masted) Of S43 tons, were
/ launched on Saturday at Bath, Maine. as
Absam B. Bayhs, x-president of the New
York Stock Exchange, died on Saturday at
his residence in Brooklyn, aged IL years.
| District Attorney Cummings was shot dead
in Laredo, Texas, on Saturday evening by
James Haynes, whose sister he is alleged to
have betrayed. s y4' "a l' a'iiiss - E '.-i
| Mrs. Charles j. Jenkins, wife Of ex-Gov-
ernor Jenkins of Georgia, and sistrr of Sur
geon General Barnes, died on Thursday at
Deer Park, Maryland.
The Sprague estate syndicate has been
notified that the Natick Mill will be attached
in behalf of one of the creditors, who has
not accepted the mortgage. +l'a
Michael Davltt sailed from New York on
i Saturday evening for Antwerp, by the
steamer Pennland He will go from Ant
werp to Paris, thence to London.
Thirty bodies have thus far been taken
from the ruins of the buildings at Texar-
kama, Arkansas, three of them burned to q
crisp. Fifteen persons are still missing.
A G II
who disappeared in st. Louis on June s, has
been discovered at the Morgue in st. Louis.
His death was caused by excessive drinking
The customs officers at Montreal have
seized a consignment of tea; valued at about
$50, 900, sent from New York and entered
as direct importation, in order to save the
duty of 10 per cent.
James Green, eolored, was beaten to death
| with club by John Pizeberg at Clarendon,
Ark, on Friday. Pizeberg, who Is said to
have committed another murder in Missis-
sippi, made his escape.
Albert Schwartzentroupe was killed and
another man named st. John was severely If
not fatally injured by the explosion of q ro-
tary bleaeher in paper mill near CleVe-
land, Ohio, on Saturday.
1 William Carroll, Felix o'Brien and Mark
Adams, all of Boston, were discovered yes
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the track of the, Nantasket Beach railroad
at Nantasket. They were captured after q
| long chase.
The steamer Eleonora, from New York
for Portland Maine, reports that on Friday
morning she saw a sunken schooner off
Quick's Hole, in Vineyard Sound. The
wreck is in the tack of passing vessels and
its masts are Is feet out of water.
The annual reunion of the Pennsylvania
Reserves will take place at Gettysburg on
the 26th inst, and Ex-Governor Curtin,
President of the Association, will preside.
During the same week the Grand Army of
the Republic will eneamp ON the battle
field.
The Mayor and City Couneilmen of Lead
Vile, Col, were arrested on Saturday, fined
$3.50 each and committed to jail for 10 days
for contempt of court. The police, Judge
: and city attorney of Leadville have been re
J moved and new appointments made in their
, places.
While Edward MeGlynn, young man
employed by the Franklin Note Company
in the Tribune building, New York, was
looking through window In the elevator
shaft, on Saturday afternoon, the elevator
descended on his head, killing him in
stantly.
William Watson and Peter Stewart quar-
, the trestle bridge at Mandau, Dakota. Both
clinched, and falling 10 the ground 62 feet
below, were killed. 1t is said the cause OF
, the quarrel was a question as to which OF
them was responsible for the falling of a
piece of timber.
Charles Savage, colored, was shot dead by
, Washington Williams, eolored, at Duvaiss
Bluff, Arkansas, on Saturday, in quarrel
growing out of the latter voting the Demo-
cratic ticket. 1t is alleged that Savage, not
liking this, attacked Williams with brick,
and broke up the furniture of his barber
shop; hence the shooting.
The National Tobacco Association, in ses-
sion at Washington, unanimously agreed
on Saturday to seek a reduction of the tax
on tobacco to eight cents, to take effect on
the lst of January next. A resolution was
also adopted recommending reduction of
the tax ON cigars to $3.50, and on cigarettes
to 80 cents per l,0OO.
While Frank Knight Q years of age, was
driving cows to pasture at North Adams,
Mass, yesterday, he tied rope attached to
one end of the animal around his waist.
The COW threw him down, and becoming
frightened, dragged him half mile over
rocks and railroad ties. He was SO badly
injured that he died In short time.
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