The daily gazette., 1882-09-16
rHE MoRNINo SUMMARY.

The Tariff Commission gave public hear
ings yesterday In Des Moines.
John w. Gilpin, aged 81 years, died yes
terday in Baltimore from drinking tine
ture Of aconite in mistake for whisky.
Captain Oliver 8. Pease fatally shot him
self on Thursday, while cleaning loaded
gun on a boat near Kirkville, New York.
Charles Moseley was yesterday struck and
fatally injured by an engine while walking
on the railroad track near New Haven, Con-
neeticut. a.
Patrick Markley was killed yesterday
morning at Nesquehoning, Penn'a., by the
fall of a hoisting car, caused by the breaking
Of rope.
The business men Of Syracuse, New York,
have appointed delegates TO present their
interests at the State Conventions to meet in
that city and saratoga.
The international rifle match at Greed
moor ended yesterday In a victory for the
British team. The total score Of the two
days shooting was British, 1875; Ameri-
cans, 1906.
The British war steamer Phoenix of l, 1870
tons burden and carrying six guns is
| ashore at East Point, Prince Edward s
Island, and will probably be total wreck.
Her crew are safe.
The report of the loss of the steam Yacht
Nellie, with ii lives, in Lake Winnipiseogee,
proves untrue. The yacht anchored all
night few miles from Weirs, and her party
landed all right yesterday morning.
William NJ Snyder, injured by the rail-
way accident near Mount Carbon, Penna.,
on Thursday night, died yesterday morning
in Reading. Patrick Phillips, another of
the injured, had one of his legs amputated
on Thursday night.
Our total exports of petroleum during
July, 1882 were valued at s., 12S, ,3l3 against
s. ,6S4 ,S0l during July, 1881 The petroleum
exports for the seven months which ended
July 3lst last, were valued at S27, PAT ,416,
against S2i ,227 ,301 during the corresponding
period of 1881.
| Acting upon decision of his Bishop, an
| Anglican minister in Quebec has refused to
marry resideQt of that city to his deceased
wite's sister, the minister taking the ground
that :" while the law renders such marriage
| valid, it does not compel any clergyman Ia
| perform the ceremony"
Ex-Treasurer Winans of Newark, New
Jersey yesterday pleaded "n non vult " to an
Indictment for misconduct in office, by
making a false entry OF Sl7 in the temporary
loan account. 1t is claimed that the entry
was made by clerk at the direction of the
late Auditor, but that the Treasurer is tech
nically responsible.
| Wellington, cashier Of the Manufacturers
National Bank, of Troy, New York, sud
denly resigned yesterday morning, and s
O. Gleason was appointed in his place. 1t Il
said that Wellington has lost more thai
$780, 900 by Wall street speculations, and
that he is s'indebted" to the bank SIS, 900
The bank has surplus of over SI00,000.
The eleventh Mexican Congress meets al
ii - H. A ii. "A
nary injecting yesterday, Senior Rubio wa
elected President of the Senate, and Seno
Duban President of the Chamber of Depu
ties. Senor Boranda yesterday took tn
oath Of Office as Minister OF Justice in Presi
dent Gonzales Cabinet.
The United States steamer Dispatch, witt
President Arthur on board arrived at New
| port yesterday afternoon, from Vinelan
: Haven The Dispatch arrived in the Eas
4 | river, 1t being too rough to go around t
Newport Harbor. The President rode I
: town in an express wagon, and after goin
to the telegraph office left for New York b
: way Of Wexford.
i In, Cincinnati yesterday afternoon, Will
G William Wiley, clerk, and John SatheI
n porter, of Charles b. Coffin Il Co., Whos
:, oil store was burned the day before, WEI
= Tightening the hoops on barrels of oil In Il
x cellar by the light Of lantern, the oil su,
r denly exploded, burning Wiley to death an
/ seriously injuring Slatben. Wiley was
= years OF age, son Of Bishop Wiley, of tn
!. Methodist Episcopal Church.
! Twenty-four new cases of yellow feye
: but no deaths, were reported yesterday
e Brownsville. About one-fourth of the tow
d is under water, and the flooding of Il
!, streets gives rise to further apprehension
n regarding the public health. Six deathsfro
: the fever were reported yesterday at Mat
II moras. Forty cases offever and five deaf
Di were reported In Mier, Mexico, on Thur
day. Nineteen new cases of fever and ty
e. deaths were reported In Pensacola yesterda
- making total of 1853 cases and TWEEN
u deaths to 1ate.