The daily gazette., 1882-12-09
MORNING SUMMARY.

Two mills at Easton, Pennsylvania, have
been compelled to shut down by low water
in the Delaware river.
| Eleven rioting miners at Buckingham
| Ohio, were arrested and fined on Thursday
| No further trouble is expected there.
The Governor General of Canada and the
| Princess Louise left Victoria in the steamer
Comus, on Thursday, for San Francisco.
The Hall extradition case was reargued
yesterday before the Court of Common
Pleas, in Toronto. Tpe decision was re.
served.
The question of naturalization, in connec-
| tion with certain claims before the Spanish
| American Commission, was considered at
| the Cabinet meeting yesterday.
The Governor of Massachusetts, yesterday
| appointed Oliver Wendell Holmes, DR., to
be Justice Of the Supreme Court of that
State, III place Of Lord, resigned.
A dispatch from Chihuahua, Mexico, says
| that rs persons were killed by Apaches, in a
recent raid upon Cases Grandes. keyeral
women and children were also carried off by
the savages.
John Clark, President of the Ridgewood
Ice Company, said yesterday, in Albany,
that there was about 200, 600 toes of ice re-
| naming unsold in the Ice houses between
that city and New York.
General Sidney Burbank, U.S.A., retired
died iu Newport, Kentucky, on Thursday
| night. He was IA years of age, and was a
soldier of the Black Hawk and Seminole
wars and of the war for the Union
An accident to the machinery of the Que
quechan Mill, in Fall River, Massachusetts,
which occurred yesterday, will necessitate
the closing of the mill for several weeks. 1t
has been making 500 pieces of print cloth
| weekly.
The official count of the votes cast at the
last election in Massachusetts, gives the fol-
lowing result on the vote for Governor
Butler, Democrat, 1873, ,946; Bishop, Repub-
| lican. Ill ,997. All thers, 2,335. Buffers
plurality, 1899.
On Monday next all the collieries of the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company in Schuykill county will be put
on three-quarters time. The number of
working hours will be 1917 per week INSTEAD
OF 6S IS at present.
Thomas Gayle, alias ID. c. Clarkson,
| charged with using the mails for fraudulent
purposes, in offering to sell counterfeit
| money, had hearing yesterday before the
| United States Commissioner in Baltimore,
| and was committed in default of $4,000
bail.
Stephen Trip has been arrested in North
Adams, Massachusetts, charged with " rob-
bing the Troy Il Boston railroad cars of
freight, with wrccking trains, and with OBJ
taiuIng rewards from the company for re-
moving Instructions which were placed on
the track by himself"
The Governor of Virginia yesterday issued
proclamation declaring the ratification at
the recent election of the amendments to
the State Constitution repeating the law for
repayment of capitation tax as a prerequi-
site to voting. The amendments were rati-
fed by majority of II ,l72.
The Denver fire Insurance Company of
Denver, Colorado, organized Is months ago,
with an alleged capital of Sl,000, 900, has
collapsed. A telegram from Denver says
"On January 1, 1889, the officers made
most flattcring statement. 1t now tran
spires that the company never had dollar
in the treasury, and its only assets consisted
of unsecured notes and tracts of unim-
proved lands"
The Harrisburg Patriot publishes to-day
some horrible statements in regard to the
management and condition of free colored
cemetery near Harrisburg. II asserts that
there are at least four layers of the IL ad in
the enclosure that the dead have only been
partially buried, many without being cof-
lined, and that dogs have been feasting on
the remains of those inferred for many
years, poiblOns vi boults pCllS uTdSStu TO
neighboring farm houses.
The temperatures in Manitoba, Dakota
and Minnesota, during the cold wave of
Thursday, ranged from 10 to &c degrees be-
low zero. Throughout the Canadian Pro
vince of Ontario, yesterday, the tempera-
turc ranged from zero to 10 below, The
cold wave extended southwark to the Gulf
States, temperatures below freezing being
reported In them at various points. The
weather suddenly grew milder in the North
west yesterday, the Thermometer marking
19 to 20 above zero from Minneapolis to
Bismarck.
A passenger train and freight train on
the Chesapeake s. Ohio railroad oollided at
Stretchers' Neck Tunnel, near Hinton, West
Virginia, ON Thursday evening. Both
trains were wrecked. Henry Aucarrow, the
engineer, ana Patrick Geehan, the fireman
OF Inc freight train, and William Cooper,
the fireman of the passenger train, were in
stantly killed. b. R. Thompson, copduc ior;
John Madden, engineer, and the conductor
of the sleeping Gar and an unknown news
Toy We're fatally Injured. Several others
| were injured less seriously.