The daily gazette., 1882-10-04
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.nRNING SUMMARY


bancroft, the historian, celebrated
+, ,SI,thdsy in Newport yesterday.
.,e now l,52O employees in the Pen.
sre. and the force is announced te
plete' 80.
Rsybsra, California, reports that his
Is restored
e,,nd Commandery of Knights Tenn
Ssv York is in session at Schenec-
There will be parade of the Order
,,,Deb office of the Merchants Bank
a, h Chicago, is to be closed las the
interest in that city are lower than
N, aud the East.
F0,d Of Aldermen of New York yes
Srd the amount to be raised by tax
that city at s27, ,6S4 ,427 and the rate
Last year the rate was $500.
In,lmated at the Post Office Depart
M surplus OF about 50, ,0oQ,OOO will
d the appropriations Tor the Star
erire during the fiscal year.
Int steamer of the new line to ply
IIayrp and Baltimore, and connect
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at
Point, is to sail from Havre to-day.
hard of United States Engineers is
stssiDn in Chicago, TO determine the
Of the channel and adopt plan for
Ieral Improvement Of the Calumet
South Chicago.
Helen Pauline McMaster, youngest
h Of James A. McMaster, editor of
kaaa'S Journal Of New York, was
into the Carmelite Order in the
in Baltimore, yesterday morning,
Bishop Gibbons.
bit Of Cape Cod residents against A.
j 4 Co., publishers, growing out of
n recent novel to certain inhabi-
that classic locality, was yesterday
IVA from the Court at Plymouth and
tnty settled.
legislature of Oregon has adopted a
Oution asking Congress to pass an
pOrating the Nicaragua Canal Com
heh will be filed with the Secretary
al Washington for presentation TO
Gthe next session.
ard Of Army Officers appointed to
Magazine gun for army use have re-
the Secretary OF War in favor of
tinet types of guns--the Lee, Hotch-
Chaiiee-Reece. Final action has
peen taken by the Secretary.
gram from Birmingham, Alabama,
lhe arrival there Of company Of
with $4,000 capital, for the pur-
building another iron blast furnace.
make total OF 81 ,650, 900 invested
Rnuiacture of pig-iron in the Bir-
p district. ...".
gram from Biddeford, Maine, says
aications now are that the shoe fac
vi slowly resume work" The men
pmb " Co. have agreed to 20 TO
uay under an arrangement which
PIE them TO earn about twoper cent.
Rn formerly.
700 eartmeH and general laborers
81 mines and iron furnaces at Wells
kson county, Ohio, struck yesterday
BECAUSE the operators refused TO
sanle wages as are given at Coal
matter Will be referred to a com
OfIators and miners. Meantime,
lDts are closed.
Not well-dressed, good-lookiDp
Oman was found In d ditch near
quebec, on Monday. From papers
poA her she is supposed to have
ny ioisington, from Toronto. In
|| ~ was ticket for passage TO
Sunday.
puuly Court at Chattanooga yester-
'ta'el the reward for the Taylor
VINO murdered Sheriff Cote and
tSo weeks ago, to 1900. This
n 7. 'olal rewards now outstanding
II Is said the State will also in
rrward The murderers are sun.
eolalhg In the mountains seventy
north Of Chattanooga.
tlec'ionS were held on Monday In
.a'' except in New Haven and
y vi 100 towns heard from the
al,s ai1 carry 5d, the Democrats 29.and
.'a'u.M Ss NJ, ~ the larger towns the Re-
s1Il,ea N Norwich, \ Meriden, Water
.as Ne@ Britain the Democrats.
81 I'a Mlldletown. New London
tsl a. Forty rorty OF the one hundred
~ against license.
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