The daily gazette., 1882-08-18
THE MORNING SUMMARY.


accidentally drowned yesterday in the
0swego, N. Y, canal.
The Montreal authorities have granted
writ Of habeas corpus in the case of Ernest
Duchesne, the Belgian embezzler.
Tilman Walton, who assassinated Richard
Hanson on the 9Th inst, near New Orleans,
La, has been captured in Pamela county,
| Texas
A man named Espenshade fell from
scatfold yesterday at the Coatesville, Pa,
rolling mill, receiving probably fatal in
| juries.
The Jesuits of Quebec are agitating, as
matter of justice, for the restitution to them
of all their property coniscated during the
reign of Henry w., of France.
Twenty five thousand dollors' worth OF
lumber, ready for shipment, was burned at
the WadswOrth SawMills, 25 miles north
of Montgomery, Ala. Tie mill was saved.
During quarrel Yesterday morning about
the payment of meal Eugene Doherty, an
ex-convict from Joliet, Ill shot and killed
Nicholas Jones, a warden, in Chicago
restaurant.
At Yaquina City, Oregon, DIR. B. F.
Hutchinson, a respected citizen, and his
thirteen-year-old son were found dead yes
terday. An Indian shot them for the pur-
pose of robbery.
Frank Stringer, 16 years old, was instantly
killed yesterday morning at Huston u SONS
rolling mill, Coatesville, Pa; by large
piece of iron falling on him and crushing
his head.
Wells w. Scott, brakeman, fell from his
train Yesterday, on the main stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, In Baltimore,
and the entire train passed over him, crush
ing and mangling his body.
In New York yesterday two Italians were
arrested and imprisoned for attempting to
extort $500 from T. Mercadante, fruit mer-
chant, by blackmail. They threatened him
with death if he refused.
Several wooden buildings, with their con-
tents, at Main and Centre streets, Broeton,
3 Mass were burned yesterday. Loss, $25,,
OO0 George E. Bryant, clothier, and D.:
T. Bunnell, photographer, were the CHIEF
losers.
Mexican adyices from Magdalena, Sonora
, say that the Apaches continue their laidt
in the vicinity of Ures. A bandof 20 to 10l
is raiding Sonora River Valley. Over 1Ol
people have been killed in the vicinity o.
. Ures within the last month.
d The international rifle match between thu
|, Amateur Rifle Club of New York and thu
i Victoria Rifle Club of Hamilton, Ont, ended
It Yesterday, the Canadians scoring 362 and tn
/ Americans 379 at the ,000-yard range. The
J, total score stood Canadians ,189, Ameri
= cans |, ,179.
The Creek Indians are reported to be mucl
IS discontented at the inroads which the Vari-
n Gus projected railway lines will make int
n their hur ting ground, and threats are ireei
e made against any surveyors who may begi
n operation on their reservation.
81 An official decree was published In tn
city of Mexico yesterday, declaring the Tor
e feiture of the Tehuantepec railroad concet
IS sion, and ordering the 100000 placed
'r deposit by the Company to be transferred
the Mexican Treasury, the company to b
3 held liable to suit for damages.
y Charles H. and Eugene Goldberg, willo'
- and wooden ware merchants of New York
al were yesterday acquitted OF charge
= shipping unmarked explosives on tn
u steamer City of Columbus, of the New Yor
and Savannah Steamship Company.
w. d. Russell was convicted yesterday
the United States Court at Yankton, Dakot
a Territory, of completely in the Santa
+; scrip frauds. The cases against his con
u panions, Cameron and Carpenter, have bee
y continued to the November term.
~ ~ Five masked men entered dwellin
~ house at West Charlton, N. Y, on Wedne
s ,a day night, and after gagging and tying tn
10 inmates, two brothers and sister, iorce
n, 10 open a safe and robbed it OF $500 IN cas-
" and $15O, 900 in bonds and mortgages
n A dispatch from Arizona Territory say
id that six smugglers, with 40 pack animal
Il. encamped for the night in canon In IL
ng SwishoIm mountains, were all, save on
he drowned by a cloud burst last weel
re Their bodies were found along the canC
next morning.
The family of M. L. Smith at Slatingto
d. Pa, consisting of five persons, was severe
la poisoned on Wednesday by eating cornt
lg beef from tin cans. The beef had softene
Lc- and is supposed to have absorbed poist
.s from the cans. All the members of &
lis family were critically i'll, but yesterday a
of are reported recovering.
nd The Astor Mine, owned by the Consolid
re tion Coal Company, situated near Lonaeo
ed ing, Md, and which has been smouideril
IN for some time, burst in flames yesterday, u
no blaze shooting SO feet in the air. The ii
,st originated in the workt out Spruce slop
DR.. which has been burning since 1879. The
is danger of the fire reaching Vale FarI
with its thousands of tons OF underlyil
dy coal.
nd Word comes from Pine Ridge Agency th
" Red Cloud, sswho has been sullen ever SIN
ap- he was deposed from the chieftainship
ks, the Sioux by General Crook, and for II
Bhe reason deposed by the agent from the Chi
RS tainship of his own band, +" has warned
the agent to leave the agency by October Il
nto There are Z, 900 Sioux at Pine Ridge and Z o
md at Rosebud Agency, and in the event of
ler outbreak there would be about 3 OJO war