The daily gazette., 1882-05-17
MORNING SUMMARY.

Sixty-five deaths from smallpox were re-
ported in Cincinnati last week.
The steamers sailing from New York for
Europe to-day take out s., 400, 900 in specie
Tire planning mill of Jesse Hoyt, in East
Saginaw, Michigan, was burned yesterday
afternoon. Loss, $70,OOO.
Eighty jurors, summoned to appear in the
Marine Court, New York, have been fined
$3.50 each for n-attendance. I
large number of sailing vessels are de-
tanned in the Gulf of st. Lawrence by ice,
and their crews are in state of semi-star-
walton. h rr Ha ~
The superintendent of the Railway Man
Service decides that "mustard -four Is iniu-
rious TO other mail matter and is, therefore,
unmailable."
1t is understood in army circles at WASH
| ington that no more retirements will be
ordered until Congress has acted on the
pending Compulsory Retirement bill.
John CretzeIo, George OnswaId and
George G. Knoll were drowned by the cap
sizing of their boats while fishing IN Wolfe
Lake, near Chicago, last Sunday night.
The Finance Committee of the Senate of
New York has decided to report favorably
to-day the bill appropriating 81 ,O0O, 600 to-
wards completing the new capitol at Albany
Another detachment of English ship
laborers arrived yesterday in Montreal. The
striking ship laborers in that city are now
accepting work at 20 to 2216 cents per
hour.
E. W. Kihgsland, treasurer of the ProvI-
dent Institute for Savings, in Jersey City,
who attempted suicide on Friday last, is re-
ported improving, but likely to lose the
sight of both eyes. ai ..4
Howard Bowers and James Koch, welders
in the Reading pipe mill a. Reading, were
severely injured by IA ball of hot iron thrown
from the furnace used for heating pipe It
is feared Bowers will not recover.
President Arthur, his Cabinet, General
Sherman and Admiral Porter have been in
vited to participate in the Decoration Day
ceremonies in New York. The President
has promised to attend, if possible. ....
Rev. DIR. A. d. Bullions, retired Presby-
terian minister, formerly professor at
Waukesha College, in Wisconsin, fell dead
Of heart disessc yesterday at Lansingburgh,
New York. He was 90 years of age.
The village of Stewartsville, Missouri, 20
miles east of st. Joseph, has been almost
totally destroyed by fire. Thirty-seven
houses, including the whole business portion,
is in ashes. The total loss is about $40, 900.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Pennsylvania met yesterday in Harrisburg.
The reports showed the total membership to
be 1854, an increase during the year of
1853: The expenditures for relief were
1857 $50.
The total number of deaths from the cy-
clone at McAllister, in the Indian Territory,
has reached Is. The injured number 105,
many of whom are not expected to recover
OF those likely to recover many will be
MANNED for life.
Alfred jackson, colored, was appointed
letter carrier in. the post Office at Toronto,
Canada. The other carriers, so in number,
refuse to work with colored man, and the
postmaster has assigned jackson to other
service until the authorities settle the mat
ter
Mr.. Trescott, our Special Envoy to Chilli
and Peru, was received on the 25th ult. by
President Montero of Peru In the interior
city of Huaraz, in that Republic. Mr..
Trescott subsequently presented the Chilian
conditions of truce, the principal point being
that Chilli should keep the Province Of Tara
paca as a conquest, and that Peru should be
obliged to sell to Chill the Province of africa.
The conditions were rejected.