The daily gazette., 1882-11-29
MORNING SUMMARY.

Dodge s. Sinclair, rubber goods dealers.
failed In New York yesterday Tor $200,COo.
It is said that Collector Tom Murphy,
OF New York, will be appointed as Marshal
Henry's successor.
Mcdonald, recently arrested at St. Louis
for matchmaking Kate Claxon has been sent
TO the insane asylum.
Cornweli, Price & Co., the largest paper
dealers at Detroit, Mich, have made an as
signment. The affair causes great surprise.
William Powell, aged 13 years, was killed
yesterday by being thrown under the wheels
Of mine car on which he was riding, at the
National mines, near Frostburg, Md.
Oomlnick Carruso, an Italian laborer, IS
years of age, was yesterday run over at High
Bridge, New York, by New York Central
and Hudson River railroad train and killed.
Hiram Shepard was murdered by Erastus
Page at Hunts Hollow, Livingston county,
n. Y, on Sunday night. Page was drunk
and stamped his victim to death. He Is now
IN jail.
Louisa Kollbrunner, aged years, an in
mate of the German Orphan Asylum at Bal
Iimore, yesterday fell from the rail of the
stairway, distance of about sixteen feet,
and was killed.
The Upham FIGURING Mill at Blue Rapids,
Kan, was burned on Sunday. 1t had six
teen rollers, and cost $50, 900. Grain valued
at several thousan dollars, and insured,
was also burned.
Francis A. Wardell, special agent of the
Pension Department, has been detected at
Detroit, Mich, In series OF audacious for
geries that eliminated yesterday IN the issu-
ing of warrant for his arrest, but he has
fled.
The family of laborer named Sullivan
were accidentally poisoned yesterday at San
francisco by eating fish Two children died
and another is not expected to live. The
wife and two remaining children will re-
cover.
At Herkimer, n. Y, on Monday night.
Mrs. 2. J. Caslcr fell down the cellar with a
lighted lamp in her hand the kerosene ex-
ploded and she was horribly burned about
The head. Her husbands hands were badly
burned in extinguishing the flames.
The jury in the inquest concerning the
death of James Maxwell killed In the recent
accident at Peekskill, v. Y, yesterday rem
dered o verdict censuring the New York
Central Railroad Company for not employ
ing sufficient men to protect trains.
E. P. Rowell, former employe OF the
Wabash railroad ticket office at Adrian,
Mich, was arrested at Indianapolis on Sun
day last, when he confessed having stolen
IS 600 worth of tickets in October last, a
portion of which be WAS offering for sale
when arrested.
In tho United States Circuit Court at
Syracuse, n. T., yesterday the jury In the
case of h. Porter Lee, the defaulting presi-
dent of the First National Bank of Buffalo,
returned verdict of guilty, and Judge Wal
lace sentenced the prisoner to ten years i'm
prisonment.
Lyman Guard, IS years old, engineer of a
portable hoisting engine at Providence, X. l.,
was yesterday hoisting salt from the schooner
Harvey Hart, when he mounted the engine
to adjust some of It's parts, and his overcoat
was caught in the hois-rope and he was
drawn around the winch, receiving probably
fatal injurits.
In the Circuit Court yesterday at st. Louis,
| NO., a decree of divorce, with custody OF
children, was granted to Barnet Dixon,
whose wife eloped last spring with John
Curtis, aged 20 years. Mrs. Dixon is highly
connected at st. Louis. Curtis was examined,
| and testified to his relations with Mrs. Dixon.
| 1t is believed shs 10 now living near Phila-
delphia.
Judge Moore yesterday at Brooklyn,
n. Y, sentenced james Flaherty, convicted
of murder in the second degree in having
killed his wife on September 17,'in Will
iamsburg, to imprisonment for life. Judge
Moore also sentenced Robert Donald, who
in September last killed his father by strik-
ing him on the head with an earttenware
teapot, to the State prison for seven years.