The daily gazette., 1882-08-28
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The striking spinneg =. ~. W.
N m'il nm IN ran River hIsve decided Ia TssnT s
tSen' sne SPinInft nm tFs' Union refusing to 4
'nem Gu from Its Dmds.,, -. '--''','' y =
tsxaSP rne aePo1 that the pottery strike At Ea
fonndeJ Ohio, is ended, seems 70 be u
emnIoT The operators say they viii q,
~ any union hands, l'1i5'.d t7a1
No ,e Hooking Valley Manufacturing Con
work at Lancaster, Ohio, was yesteI
Z NY destroyed by fire. The loss IA ref,orte
"s VAoo'OOU, the insurance at $31, 100. ilH'
Durlng July last 65,O1O IMMIGRANT
nrrlved IN the customs distiicts of Baltimore
Doston, Detroit, Huron, Minnesota. New
Vrieans, New York, Passahiauuoddy. Phiis
oelphia and San Francisco. -
Mrs; Mary Irwin died yesterday In New
LOrk from the effects, as alleged of a kict
mnlcted by her son-in-law, John Henry. M
auInlts that he teat her with brooui. bu,
says sne died OF alcoholism. s sT,3 y
Ihe wife Of j. M. stratton, q lawyer. IN
Lelano, Illinois, yesterday shot and killed
ne 1rSL husband and then committed suicide.
ca,,s muy nau not been married long, and no
cause is assigned for the deed. =,
our State Department was informed on
SaSuuay Dy Minister Lowell that O'Ma-
io.ay' hoy' one OF the suspects" /" had been re-
q M
Oh brophy was still under consideration.
The lumbermen of Chicaco on sotur1.,
nxed the yard prices of lumber for 9ents,ny
Der The rates of joist and scantIinp a-e
advanced 90 cents to 81, on box board m
ana ON common boards and fencing SO cent
Charies Speny of Brookfleld, Massa,.b,,-
seIts, charged with attempting to poison bis
y. ,alnlIy with faris green, has been cornmItted
= 70 await the action of the grand inrv Ha
ha1 qOaFTelled with his wife, who was co,,,
pesed to keep boarders to support berself
The house of Jefferson Kirkland. In Peay.
son, 1eorgia, was burned on Saturdav Ij,ht I
ana bertha Greer persisted In fhe fiamas
1er slster Belle was saved BY, X. j. Nc.
Donal9, who had his hair and whiskers
burned Oh while ruaAtAg through the fIre.
hev; rather Waldron, seriously injured
y falling from tEestle hEidge on the
y teStsrn Maryland railroad q few days AGO.
seriously III at Mount Hope Retreat. liz
Ia ies oeen conscious only at intervals since
Inc last mass meeting of the striking
gao p'SHseS Se'H u s9e harmony mills, at Cohoes,
'esson - MoiI On saturday night, about $500
oted to continue the strike, but n IA said
nat hlne-tenths OF the operatives VIII nj
uihe their places in the mill to-day.
a freight train yesterday morning ran
yer the body Of 4 man near Alamillo. New
lexlco, |, The body was badly mangled, but
Then picked up found to be cold n VOC II
1eAtltIed as that of Felipe Chawas'
'ealthy stockman, He was known tn have
al large sum of money on hIs nerann and
believed to have been murdered,
President Arthur yesterday attended SER
ice at the United Congregational Church
! newport, and his presence caused the |
nure9 70 20 crowded. To-day he viii
reaHfast with ". w. Astor, hold public II
ecePtion at the Ocean House, attend A.A,
e." .'I teeeption later 10 the afternoon and
lne with John W. Ellis in the evening. ii
One hundred contributors to the Irish I
fund met yesterday in New '
ork, at the call of O'Donoyan Roasa. to l u
Ike measures to compel an accounting from
e trustees. Rosa said there was $50, 900 Is
the hands of the trustees, and 4 Commit II
OF seven was appointed To demand an p
counting. During the meetipe threats
violence were freely pAade, b
PRESIDENT GaEEett Of the Baltimore and q
no rSstllAtIoaq, with RuMber of officers of II
~ Epae1 ana other gentlemen, on SATURDAY. 2
slted Locust Point, Baltimore, and in u
ected the steamships Mentmore and Meas q
preA the pioneers of the new line to run .
tween Baltimore and Barrow In Furness, u
lgiand. The Oranmore, the third vessel d
Ine Ilne, Is already launched and on her p;
y to this country. 81
three hundred additional troops arrived ~
Guaymas, Mexico, on Saturday, on their -
y 70 Sahuaripa, to cooperate With General =,
yes force against the Indians. There are q
W more than 1000 EsdeFal troops, includ-
800 Impressed pEisoneFs, In the State, =.
the NATIONAL Guard In the field num- NJ NJ
Y 4pN men: A courier Is daily expected -
Guaymss from the sCene of the depreda- Ps Ps
ns on the Rio Chicos.' ~
Ehe Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Com ds
Ay, having secured the right of way IN
ough New Jersey, has begun the erection n,
poles and stringing of wires, and its M
rkmen are now busy at Jameshnrg, on
Amboy division of the PennsylVania di
iroads The Baltimore and Ohio line 81
'ough New Jersey is to run from South cit
1boy via the Highstown and Pemberton ha
lrOAd to Camden. N
surgeon General Hamilton of the Marine DC
spital Service, reports that the deaths 4 pr
m yellow fever in Brownsville to date In
1e numbered 40, of which II occurred | or
week. The total number Of cases of
ers of all kinds to date has been 343. da
effective Gordon has been established on
und the infected district by means of raj
united guards, and the disease t'is now i'm
lfiGed within the triangle bounded by the by
6rande, the Gulf and the Gordon ex- thi
ding from Laredo to Corpus CHRISTI" an
is stated that the amount Of the offers SUI
the new three per cent. bonds represented tro
the packages marked 40 A. M, August th'
1884," all Of witch were included In tht
days drawing for choice of numbers, is pal
ut $220A000, GOO Most of the offers are aei
n National banks, and nearly all the !
ional banks throughout the country have yer
litied an intention to exchange the three urc
half bonds for the three per cents. uAl
far, the largest single Applicant on re- ure
red for the new bonds Is one of about fro
)O0 900 from Philadelnhia hank rec