The daily gazette., 1882-08-15
THE aaOKNENa SUMMARY.

4 Charles Harris hanged himself yesterday
at Princeton, III, because Belle Mercer, .hiI
affianced, refused to be reconciled with him
| At Newark, Nj, last evening, William
II. Warner, III q ct Of jealousy, fatally shot
his wife, Maggiey and Grsenleaf ID. Brown.
Warneris In prisOR. o. lob pr q
John Morris, IS years Of age OF Newark
N. y, is dying, from injuries received By
walking out Of q third-story window ct mid
| ranged. 600 ~ 500 slfTfnd HFsit q
Bob Brooks ana Charlie Griffin were
lynched by mob ON Saturday night, I'm
Chambers county, Ala. They had murdered
man named McCann and had been granted
| new trial.
Delegates to the Greenback Convention at
waterbury, Vermont, are arriving rapidly.
| Itsis believed that the GubernatoriaI nomi-
nee viii be either @. +. Clough or NJ. O..
Heath. ,+u o. -53FuU 4ESI lnl
Walter ]. and G. R.'AfofTis, s'because they
did dot like the singingi' of Henry Hyman,
stabbed him and his friend, A. N, Clute, in
the neck yesterday at the Avon Beach
Hotel, L. /. .a..., t..J.5,e.t
Two white men, named Mooney and Rich
ardson, fatally shot q negro, named Booth,
on Saturday, near Satartin, Miss, because
he would not let them ride In his wagon.
They escaped, -
James jackson, foreman, was killed yes
terday by car attached to labOrers' train
on the New York, Chicago and St. Louis
railroad having been thrown from the track
near Warsaw, Ind. rr114
james Tisdale of Hartford, Conn, assis
tant librarian OF the National House of Rep
resentatives from 1854 to 1867, and librarian
from 1867 to 1872, has died somewhat sud
denly at BuZzard's bay, Conn.,
The bail of Bigelow, the defauIting teller
OF the Washington Bank of the Republic has
been reduced to $27 900. Bail has not been
given. The Government has had In all 27
warrants issued for his embezzlements
United States Deputy Marshal Young was
fatally shot, In the Choctaw Nation yester-
day, by two men named Jones and Randall
while he was executing q warrant at Jones'
ranch. party is pursuing the murderers.
G. A. Wetton, Auditor of the Des Moines
and Fort Dodge Railroad Company, blew
his brains out last evening while an officer
was reading wa&ant for his arrest on a
charge of bigamy. 1t is said that he had
five or six wives. 4
A suit in equity has been entered in the
United States Circuit Court, Boston, Mass,
by Richard M. Hoe, ct. al. against the
Boston Daily Advertiser for Infringement of
the patent Of the Hoe power press. Damages
are laid at $4,000. ~
Joseph w. Milne, who was serving a 1--WE
years. term of imprisonment for embezzling
funds of the Pocasset National Bank, Fail
River, has, at the request of business men
and United States officials, been pardoned
by President Arthur.
Amimikence, Little Thunder, famous
chief Of the Chippewa Indiana, and one of
the two survivors OF the Custer
massacre, died In the Mercy Hos
pital, Chicago, ILL.,, yesterday morning, aged
so years. He was known as "a good In
dian"
Pessensor and freight train culilard
yesterday on the Cleveland and Marietta
railroad, near Hilger's Crossing, Ohio,
wrecking both locomotives, and seriously
injuring many passengers. Miss Josie Carr
was pushed from the cabOose run over and
killed.
A Little Rock, Ark, dispatch says that
John F. McCurtin has been elected Princi-
pal Chief of the Choctaw Nation, beating
Benjamin II. Smallwood, the anti Railroad
candidate by large majority, "The cleo
tion was very exciting, but there was no
blood shed. %
Information has been received at the Post
Office Department at Washington that In
spector Booth has arrested Thomas G.
Hayden, assistant postmaster at Talladega,
Alabama, on charge of rifing registered
letters. The evidence against the accused
Is said to be conclusive.