The daily gazette., 1882-08-19
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THE MORNING SUMMARY,

Another band of Apaches have penetrated
Alalner and are depredating there.
Thirty-six new cases of yellow fever were
reported yesterday afternoon at Browns
vile.
Frederick De Peyster, LII. D., one of New
York's most respected citizens, has died at
Ifvoli, Duchess county, in his seth year.
Peter Malone, eleven years old, has died
from injuries received yesterday morning, In
jumping off a car of the Pennsylvania Coal
Company. at Pittston Pa
The yellow fever seems to be on the in
crease in Matamoras, Mexico, though the
death rate is more favorable, there being
only three deaths yesterday.
Notice was yesterday received at the
Post Office Department at Washington that
the mails are being quarantined in the State
of Texas, on account of the. prevalence of
yellow fever.
Up to a late hour last night Indian Com
missioner Price had received no information
at Washington of the threatened outbreak
of Red Cloud and the Sioux at the Pine
Ridge agency
John Trumbull, Charles Trumbull and
Ira Hall are in Jail at Fort Lincoln, Dakota,
with likelihood of being lynched for beat
ing to death Jacob Boak, for mo wing grass
which they claimed.
Henry Cosby died yesterday at Lynch
burg, Va, from injuries caused by one of
his legs being run over by the rear wheel OF
an engine and tender His foot got caught
between the guard and main rails of the
railroad track.
William Manner of Union, N. Y, and
7 Hall AEaI- d. H.,n,, ha1I a
at Susquehanna, Pa, in $1,000 each to
last, in a lonesome place, near 5usquehanna,
and for shooting him in the back when he
tried to run away from them.
At the instance of the Citizens Associa-
ton, the Chicago, Illinois, lottery shops
were raided yesterday, and the police ar
rested the agents OF the Louisiana, Little
Havana and Commonwealth Lotteries. The
Association proposes to make a strong
effort to break up the lottery business there.
Two freight trains, one of which was the
following the other on the Illinois Central
Railroad, collided yesterday at the crossing
of that road and the Michigan Central south
of Chicago, ILL.,, and an engine, caboose and
about % freight cars were wrecked. An
unknown man, asleep in the caboose, was
fatally scalded.
On account of the enforcement of the
quarantining of Brownsville, Texas, the
greater portion of its population is In dis
tress, and Mayor Carso yesterday tele-
graphed to Acting Secretary of the Treas
ury French for aid. In reply he was told
that "the request must come from the Gov
ernor of the State"
There is much curiosity, If not anxiety,
among the citizens of Quebec over the au-
thorities there mounting and placing in po-
sition new pieces of cannon on the Citadel
forts and along the ramparts. Other pieces
of ordnance are being shifted, and warlike
material generally under order. There is
also considerable brushing up and over
hauling.
At Taratuc Ranch the Apaches killed six
men, two men in Lucuchilla, two men In
Arncohonda, and eleven women and one
child at Ell Carriel. Before killing the
women they tortured and otherwise NAL
treated them. They then started in pur-
suit of four men, one of whom escaped and
brought the news to Trinidad, from whence
body of citizens has started to the
rescue.
The Firemen's Convention at Rochester,
N. Y. yesterday, awarded prizes at the COM
petitive drill to the following companies,
based upon the percentage of excellence
noted after each Knickerbockers OF
Waterford, first prize, 9515 Steamer and
Hose, Palmyra, second price, s924 Logan
Hook and Ladder, Auburn, S6s4 Ellis
worth, Penn Yam, 76H Hydrant, Geneva,
rs !; Hydrant, Lockport, TAX Safety,
Johnstown, 633I.
U. s. Consul Clifford, at La Rochelle,
France, writes that the production in France
of genuine brandy from white wine has
substantially ceased, on account of the fail
ure of the vine, and, he asserts, the greater
part of the brandy now sold is prepared
from alcohol obtained from grain, potatoes
or beets. He closes with the statement that
'sall French brandy might properly and,
perhaps, ought to be excluded from the
United States on sanitary grounds"
The practice shooting at Creedmoor has
resulted in the choice of A. B. Van Heusen,
T. ]. Dolan, j. L. Paulding, s. E. Irelan,
F. Adler, NJ D. Kinds, j. McNevin, J. N.
Ward, all of New York; T. w. Griffith,
John Smith Of New Jersey; G. V. Hinman
of Massachusetts, and d. R. Atkinson and
E. o. Shakespeare, of Pennsylvania, as the
American team which is to contest In the
coming International Rifle Match. Colonel
John Bodine, "Old Reliable" was unani-
mously elected captain.