The daily gazette., 1882-10-10
moRSING SUMMARY.

=. ,ne burned on Sunday night, with all it
contents hs.5f
n, the spontaneous combustion of {
,u.,tlty of lime at Stag Creek, Ontario,
Sy,.terday, two men named Field were
burned to deatn'
The leaders OF the Labor party Of Iuzerne
.nnty have called convention, TO meet In
T1kesbarre on Thursday, for the purpose
nominating Labor ticket.
The Sessions bribery case was called
,.',erday In the Court Of Oyer aud Ter.
Tner before Judge Osborne, at Albany.
u,,rs. Sessions and Bradley were In court.
A boiler IN the saw mill of Young q
Smith, near shelbyville, Indiana, burst
,e,ierday morning, killing George Smith,
nd fatally inJnring bis partner, Henry
Smith
spyepty.seyen new cases OF yellow fever
and two deaths were reported at Pensacola
an Sunday, and ~ new cases and five deaths
Yesterday Total cases 10 date, l,5OO /;
Deaths, ll2 4a
Ieopold Morse, Democrat, and r. B. Hae-
keI Independent Republican, decline to be
unddstes for Congressman, respectively, In
Ae Fiflh and Ninth districts of Massachu-
Rtis,
The officers OF the Irish National Land
League at Buffalo have issued circular 10
he public, protesting against the statement
that the Land League is no longer in exist
uce.
Hny thousand loaded breech-loading caps
blew up In the Union metallic cartridge
shop at Bridgeport, Conn, yesterday after
noon. The building was utterly demolished,
but no person was injured.
A schooner, supposed to be the Glide, of
WInterport, ran into the Handkerchief
shOal Light Ship at two o'clock on the
morning Of the Sth inst, ard soon after
n'ds sank. 1t is believed her crew were
sVed
The Committee on Grain Of the New York
Induce Exchange, yesterday restored the
nde Of No. oats TO what It was on
October 5, and established the grades of
vinter wheats the same MS they were last
EasOn.
President Arthur has informed the Mayor
4 dBOston that he will be unable to visit ii Q
White Mountains during his visit to New
England as he must be back In New York
on Friday next, to meet previous engage
nents.
A cricket match was played yesterday In
HOboken, between the Australian IL and
~ selected players from clubs of New
York and its vicinity The play resulted In
ilO lor the Australians and "a for the
Americans.
Secretaries Lincoln, Chandler and Teller
lell washington last night for New York,
wnere Cabinet meeting will be held to-day.
iIS understood that the object of the meet
ing s % axe action upon Secretary Folger's
Inc receipts Of the st. Louis fair last week
see SlOo 100, against $1,000 last year.
@I siVOOV worth Of live stock, 5000, 900
%n agricultural Implements and nearly
W. neaVy machinery on exhibition were
MOh the lair grounds.
Vlp'aln Scott, of the ROYAL NAVY. who
saaucted the investigation into the Asia
s..s1, '..s ou Lake Huron, has expressed
sIS'llent .s.,1' AZ the lamentable state of
,a.o'. ."s ulse,osed BY the Investigation. He
=, vs'eS 1nr building Of stanncher era #
Izels. '"e o''seo'S Vi i-aAe
sao WORKERS In the rolling mill and spike
SoE ol the fredegar Company at Rich
NV Houu, virginia, have struck because of
w uNeharge of one of the rollers for
,oS ,'ssO@ which the workmen considered in
@a ,SITea'' All of the iron departments of
,sl. ~ lsuegar ,d works are at stand still. and
'Is.. S'' 'VV men are out of employment.
w. asa"S ny, anu Ward, charged with conspirine
uDcpvo a''amluiiy obtain possession OF dis
amns oIS paper used in printing revenue
gaypa a"u currency In the Bureau OF En-
tUDIoso. anI Printing, through bribery of
nlsoDo, p naa hearing before U. s. Com
nd wo.a nundy In Washington yesterday
AAacA. '''eu III DEFAULT OF $4,000
M ve.,". tupreme Court Of the United States
hIbc ay nra.o' IN Washington, all the Justices
c6n,a ueInt except Fisher and Bradley.
kot s",ssloh s,,anh OF w. A. Maury, as AS
OIL In ney u ueneral was presented and
Nation N e ~ pohtlcal assessment case of
ktiOn ' f., 0ufus, leave was given to file a
ks,a r m writ OF habeas corpus. and
hhm "aS set for argument on the 23d
eplnv ~ w. huger has written a letter ac-
hdge of fly n Demoeratic nomination for
hiettrrs" "o ~ Iourt OF Appeals Of New York. |
; Rl[ acoan, uroVer Cleveland and David |
h@ for Gp.iAg the Democratic nomina-
dhat S,a,o vernon and Lieutenant Governor
hdav 'vte' NJ. respectively, viii be published |
loui b,ls Sr' Cleveland's letter, which Ii
uelu,ivelva : column in length, is devoted |
p'a pa"ely TO State affairs. oN
London ous walsh, who has Just returned to |
spd 10 Vn.'; g; from visit to Ireland re,
Af Ca,Se%n.e,i M tne Irish question in bis sermon at
@lGsd az, snnu on sunday. lie severely de- |
hlrsndI 10 nsw snow that there was less crime |
lntlaDSau aIpIopportlonally than In England
.sate~urss,nId ..Tu and Wales. While opnosipg the
tvored ,,Oa ho%n Of the Empire, the Blshop
atepLvoaae rule for Ireland similar 10 |
sn Iess'lon Iovss sI Of the Sac and Fox Indians.
wasb,n,ns,alle called on Commissioner Price
@dgnln~S S.Sh, 20 Yesterday, In reference to
htSty Sv,, seven in number. renresent .mt
ppOsedI " members members of the tribe who are
sywllI an 1Ilat i I they sign for the money s
atn thai -, Inc Commissioner informed
S Be withheld d%01sy Sniiiy due their tribe
aat mad signed the roll Of the the Benars B1s,ong-
A pAtaFrh of a.. ..,