The daily gazette., 1882-12-11
,,onNrNa SUMMARY.

c.,lolie Church at Amesbury,
The 4lu ,.otts' was burded yesterday. Loss,
@OGoe' r,t,road contractor. shot
d'sir q G In the head at braaIora, "a, on
l,r5ay lilso5m night while suffering from uelirum
SATURDAY II i thought he win recover.
ir.l1.' p,to,nac river is "frozen over solidly2
The Thla lo'g t"ot OF Analostan Island TO t4
itohi W "Tsoils-"A spectacle unprecedented
litlle ihn ta,'p memory Of the Oldest river men,"
V'u.' ,snr.m from Chicago reports con
AWl,- ~ the raids upon the gambling
dpuanuo ,hot city, but says "there is no
hoasts ~ of the vice, new dens replacing
tAo'' II parney, ex City Collector and
JAM, ~ me Baltimore Warehouse Com
ffesuu" sas found dead in bed at his home IN
lan;l.i Yesterday morning. his death
p.,,,rlhnted TO heart d'sease'
s'', ar.,s were established In Pennsyl-
fos' or ar seek at Bcithoover, Allegheny
yaol. 'a Fdep, Bucks county; GODDARD,
COUNT gno,r, lakewood, Allegheny county,
LHf fwer you lIillyille. Clarion county.
'Ds dispatch FROM Mount Kineo, Maine
-. ! feared TINT Dr. n .: Davis, r: =.
TTyigbt, Charles Misery ana .nres ogneI
~ - fere drowned in Moosefeao Laks iast
Tsn n.r ..dsy. ts no particulars are given.
ir TSs S,niipsl newspaper Of Milwaukee says
a.. ia' are % policy shops in that city, "all
tHsie tHsirs',ai r by one Daizeil," and that the evil
~. cached It's present proportions through
G' oIniyapce Of former chief Of police.
u, .obo,ner Just arrived at New Bedford
S, Helena. Reports that on october
~ nya .hoI lark Hercules arrived at the Island
u, = ~ tittle Fish Bay with six men sick OF
no.I oannoy three having died of the disease
dispatch from Nashville reports the
-, nosoninr Of Charity Monahap, ,colored,
a. inIa hor @randdaughter, Medora Hogan, with
mnl,ect Il is supposed, of securing the
gd a1 wg1man's property. Arsenic was used.
M.rca,et Clancy was found dead In her
,,n'" at .Wilkesbarre, Penna., yesterday
nnr,ing. NJ with gash in her head. 1t is
VA W., .he kept considerable money In the
san.e ~, and IL is suspected that she was muir
derel by robbers.
The engineer in charge of the Washing
,or Nonument, at Washington, has decided
Val W. iour more courses of granite and
marlle 10 the structure before roofing over
Sr ,he winter. This will add eight feet to
,Ss height OF the column, which Is now 334
fet
Frank Burkman, arrested in Baltimore
tr the murder of Captain Edward Nelson,
n me sloop Fanny Southard, on the lower
Potomac, in May, last, was convicted In
King George county, Virginia, on saturday,
ii murder in the first degree. 1t Is said he
vH be tried to-day for the murder OF
eoorei man On the same vessel at the same
time.
boi,cr in the Bay View Distillcry at
San Francisco, exploded on Saturday while
peor Phrlan, foreman of the Fulton Iron
Works. was examining IL. Phelan was SO
tally injured that he died In few hours.
Sr other men were injured, two of them
dangerously. The boiler was old and leaky
and had been complained OF by the men for
Nme time
The Pres s'dent, on Saturday, sent TO the
Sepaie thc nomination Of Clayton Nc Michael
Dbe Marshal for the District of Columbia.
He sko nominated the following Post
master inc Pennsylvania Matthias W.
NcAIaiucy, At Harrisburg John +. Clark,
Newport Mrs. Margaret A. Hurst, Hunt
hgtou Also, =. q. Snedicker for Post
master at Asbury Park, New Jersey.
Daniel I, Davis was nominated for Collector
Of Customs at Bangor, Maine.
Tie Commissioner OF Pensions, In his an
nual report, says In relation TO the "pension
vyulaton' OF the country that he has been
unable To procure accurate data upon the
Hcect "lhc best approximation that can
u made shows that OF the 2,063,39 soldiers
Eho oeulisiad during the war, pensions have
Ten applied for by or on account OF, only
8prccIt" He concludes by saying that
from the best available information, 1t ap'
pan that there is surviving soldier popu'
i0l Of a little over 1 900, 600, out of which
claims for pensions in the future may bt
{ made by those who incurred pensionablt
disabilities"
lhc sunday provisions of the new pena
code d New York were less stringently en
{ ioTcul il New York city yesterday than OF
The previous Sunday. Barber shops anC
news stand, were open, but all the store'
were closed except the Jewish establish
nens on avenues A and Il. One maj
vasarcs;cd for shoveling snow, but he wal
discharged. About 600 persons met on tn
tlstNlc under the auspices OF the Social
hi. Latgr party and protested against th'
clde, tAr commission that drew 1t, and tn
folc Commissioners" )" andinsisted upon IL
fNsol, but demanded that, until revised
RszOuld be strictly enforced.
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