The daily gazette., 1882-07-26
THE MORNING SUMMARY.


The British steamer Triumph arrived yes
terday at San Francisco from Hong Kong,
with 795 Chinese passengers.
A man named Bundy was lynched near
Paoli, Indiana,o ,on the night of the 18th inst,
for assisting murderer to escape.
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Anderson were suffo-
Gated yesterday morning by the burning
of a small house, in Grand Haven, Michi-
gan.
A number of fishing boats were swamped
by sudden gale at Astoria, Oregon, on
Monday, but only two lives are known to be
lost.
The strike at Keene Brnthers' shoe factory
in Lynn, Massachusetts,, ended Yesterday,
the firm announcing its readiness to pay
Union prices.
Three hundred men and boys employed In
the keeley Run Goiliery, at Shenandoah,
Pa, struck yesterday for an advance of 25
cents per day
The iron ore unloaders at South Chicago
have struck, and number of the steve
dores of the several Lake lines in that city
are also reported striking.
Elizabeth Barth was fatally burned on
Monday, in Ashland, Pa, while kindling
a fire with coal oil, and died of her in
juries yesterday afternoon.
r. D. Lane, marshal, was shot dead by
Ivan w. Bouman, a stock dealer, while sit
ting in front of store in Augusta, Ken
lucky, last night. The assassin escaped.
Crawford Morrell, notorious thief and
blackleg, was shot dead while resisting arrest
in Howard county, Arkansas, few days
ago. It is feared his friends will ayenge his
death.
The loss by Wizards failure at Jonesboro,
Illinois, is now estimated at S200,000, while
the assets ale considered "paractically
nothing" Wizards whereabouts is un-
known.
Mrs. Julia Petry, aged % years, died yes
tcrday morning, in Blissville, Long Island
from burns received through the explosion
OF coal oil lamp she was carrying the pre-
yious night.
Joseph Sayers, 10 years of age, convicted
of felonious assault upon young girl, re-
ceved 25 lashes in the jail, at Toronto, yes
terday. His back was fearfully lacerated,
but he uttered no sound.
The Coroner's jury in the case of the six
negroes killed ON the De Soto railroad, in
Mississippi, has rendered a verdict that
their death was accidental, and that no per-
sons were to blame except themselves.
John II: Stebbins, of Port Deposit, Mary
land, was seriously, ii not fatally injured
yesterday morning, while trying to drive
across the railroad track in front of an ap-
proaching train at West Grove, Penna.
At Gettysburg, yesterday, the monument
erected by Post IL, of Norristown, to the
memory of General s. X, Zook, who was
killed in the great battle, was unveiled,
Colonel Theodore Bean delivering an ora
tion.
A telegram from st. Louis says that all
the eases against gamblers, lottery dealers
and other similar frauds in that city have
been either nolle prosecuted or postponed
until the December term, ''when they will
be dropped.
1t is believed that the National Tube
Works Company of Mekeesport, Pa, will
resume work in few days with non Union
men. The company has 1890 men upon its
payrolls, and, besides the large mill at
McKeesport, operates the old Wharton Mill
in Pittsburg. tfi
The members of the firm of zell BROTHERS,
OF Medina, New York, have been arrested
ON the charge Of committing forgeries to the.
amount of S+,Gpa. 1t appears that they
We're selling agricultural Implements, and
taking farmers notes IN payment, would.
as alleged, "duplieate and triplieate them,
disposing of all the paper at a discount"