The daily gazette., 1882-07-01
MORNING SUMMARY.


Twenty cases of smallpox are reported at
Concharley, Indiana.
The smallpox is reported to be epidemic
in various portions of Minnesota.
Another call for continued skies of 1868
VIII be made next week, probably for 49,
900, 900.
Captain Florence O'Donoughue, Medical
Storekeeper, U. s. A., died on Thursday in
New York.
1t is expected that the public debt state
ment for June will show a reduction of over
S12 100000 ...
Returns from all but six counties in Iowa
show net majority for the Prohibition
amendment of 26,SSS.
The Jury in the Malley case at New Haven
| yesterday rendered verdict of not guilty,
They were out less than an hour.
Wilson MeCandless, retired Judge of the
United States District Court, died Yesterday
in Pittsburg, in the I'D year of his age.
The planning mill of the Streator Manu-
featuring Company, at Streator, Illinois,
was burned yesterday morning. Loss,
$40, 900.
The railway companies are now working
with a fun force of laborers in Jersey Citv
and moving an enormous quantity of aceu-
mulated freight.
bill to settle the debt of Louisiana on
the basis proposed by the bondholders has
passed the Legislature of that State and
gone to the Governor.
A telegram from Montreal saws that large
Quantities OF freight are being sent from the
United States to that port for shipment in
consequence of the strike in New York.
Surgeon=General Barnes was placed on the
retired list yesterday. Rear Admiral John
Eain -ftFflI hn s,.nI1 4 -
modore A. K. Huges promoted to the grade
of Rear Admiral.
Since the end of January eight deaths
have occurred in Chicago from collisions
with the cable cars on State street. The
last casualty is ascribed to the carelessness
OF conductor, who was arrested yester-
day.
A premature discharge of fireworks In
'front.' OF store in Minneapolis, on Thurs
day night, caused panic among a crowd of
several hundred persons, 13 of whom were
injured, one perhaps fatally, by runaway
horses.
William j. Fave, alias G, II. Linwood
who has been obtaining money in different
parts OF the country by pretending to repre-
sent Lord q Taylor of New York, was ar
rested in Whitehall, New York, yesterday
morning.
The captain of the British steamer Stratb-
airlie was fined S11 $50 by the United States
District Court at San Francisco, Yesterday,
for bringing Chinese passengers in excess of
the number allowed by law.
William j. sipple, telegraph operator, re-
Gently convicted of attempting to defraud
the Erie Railway Company of S43, ,61O by
bogus kilograms, was sentenced in Jersey City
yesterday to five years imprisonment in the
penitentiary
Heavy thunder storms prevailed YESTERDAY
morning throughout the Northwest, doing
considerable damage in many places. Not.
withstanding the heavy rains and high winds,
however, the crop reports generally are of
the most promising description.
The race between the Harvard and Yale
crews, at New London, yesterday morning,
was won by Harvard by a length. The
official time of the winning crew was
sO.H15, being the fastest, with one excen-
ton, ever made on four-mile course.
The inquest on the victims of the Long
Branch railroad disaster was begun yester.
yesterday, The injured are reported To he
al doing well, there being even a slioht i'm
provement in the condition of Mr.. Garrison
James =. Mallory, who was fatally injured.
died yesterday morning at a farm house at
where he was taken after the dis
aster. de was formerly an ink manufae--
turer and latterly real estate broker In
New York. - D'N'>'' ~