The daily gazette., 1882-09-28
..1 NIGHTS NEWS.

pc FLY E,3 3'Vst Yesterday in New YORK -,
opnsss Fergus, well-known journal, nal
u ,,d,v Il d jersey city; -, :, u.teo,a
s'u' ~. Caleb G. Dickinson ,ooo ot hasns,u sn.
be laie ~ Ia'' left about $3.50, 900 to found
&, lsh'osUital at Northampton
AHi'y n.a~p. n"rr a salesman, about 40 years
Obert BroW,n,te suicide by swallowing
n, XII acid acid, in New YORK; On iue'uA'
b. yos seen at Quebec yesterday
hecOmt' i 10 o'clock. A telegram from
ping, a. Il il described as Every large
leala" n.r Nacoochee, built for the New
b s'sa%v, savannah line was launched yes
'na =. Roach's ea ship yard, Chester. She
n y tous MS" burthen.
~" w., artbur left New York yester-
tasu' ,S some friends, on a fishing ex-
N''n UIs destination is unknown, but
0n ..i i'tc 10 be the thousand Islands.
p,, v. Burke, % years Of age, died in
lllam a,n last night, of lockjaw caused by
kl T. the hand, from the explosion of
.uI sDofa II run which he was examining.
,.a,b,t the riasd field guns recently
1.saS sa.l in England by the Militia De-
@ y, n Canada have arrived at Quebec.
l'n .,o similar 10 pattern to the guns used
British in Egypt.
Trsn Mckinney, 36 years of age.
sr,sJ I suicide by taking arsenic, in
i'CI Gity on Tuesday evening. Her
!nSb lad lost considerable property, and
y y wtyed upon her mind.
n,ndo c. Bcaman, who was Repre-
~ IN Congress from the First District
'Sisan for five successive terms, from
i jS7O, died yesterday at his home In
\, aged &C years,
Third Of the employees of the depart
of construction and repairs In the
& s,d at Portsmouth, N. H., were sus-
Yesterday "for the remainder of the
because of lack of funds.
\ new cases of yellow fever and six
we're reported yesterday in Pensacola.
NV cases of fever were reported In
r.vlle and three at Fort Brown. Two
from the fever were reported In Mat
Mr.. McClenihein, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church, of Avondale,
tton county, Ohio, was yesterday
IN beaten with n club by Robert
one of the elders Of the Church, be-
Of quarrel growing out OF a church
failure of Duncan A. Grant, importer
h, trimmings and embroideries, In
ork, was announced yesterday, with |
Ies amounting to S125,000 ii. a. II.
bold dry goods dealers Of Greenville,
billed yesterday. Liabilities, S23, 900
5000
water In the Delaware and Raritan
according to a dispatch from Prince
4 ew Jersey, Is nearly out, and many |
bre fast on the bottom, A few of the
are temporarily in position, and
are running, "but the country pre-
Wretched appearance" thereabouts.
iiefOrd, Maine, yesterday, Joseph |
m, shoe manufacturer, granted a de-
Ci bis men for an increase Of wages,
ring to about 25 per cent. 1t is |
d that l.. II. Day, on account of the |
growing out of the strike in his fac |
i'll remove his business from Bidde-
an giving the name of A. J. Thomp-
ID representing himself to be an ex- |
buyer of grain, swindled the Prairie
BOD First National Banks of Terre
Indiana, out Of S2 600 last Friday by |
Of duplicate bills Of lading, from |
the word "duplicate" had been |
BY means of oxaie acid. The fraud |
discovered until yesterday.
reported from New York that Secre-
yer said yesterday that the Govern |
Fould take what action would be
fy TO maintain ease IN the money |
When he returns to Washington he |
10 look into the matter very thor
and II the law will permit, he will |
END lhat the Government shall loan |
Y banks and take bonds for security.
ad thai during the recent floods a
arsenic was swept from Crump's
fglofyi at Montelair, New Jersey, into
Ntef, which empties into the Pas.
eona river, however, empties below
~. whence the water supply of |
aaa Jersey City is taken, and the
Us material was no doubt carried ont
TUE swift current before II rould bo