The daily gazette., 1882-08-01
THE MORNING SUMMARY.


There were two fatal shooting affrays yes
terday in New Laredo, Texas.
Isaac Wilson, rough, was shot dead b.
Charles Miner in self-defence, at Bardstown
Kentucky, on Sunday
The cornerstone of the Madison Avenu,
Methodist Episcopal Church in New York
was laid yesterday by Bishop Simpson.
r. b. Andrews ~ Co. ,elothiers, of Raleigh
North Carolina, have made an assignment
| Their preferred debts are stated at $50, 900
An unknown man entered store in Rose
vile, Ark, on Saturday, quarrelled with the
proprietor's son and stabbed him to death
Captain Samuel Reynold, over 80 years oi
age, was killed yesterday while driving
across the railroad at Danielsonyille, Rhode
Island.
John B, Resspas, an old Republican, has
been nominated for Representative in Con-
gress by the Liberals of the First district OF
North Carolin.
Charles Price was fatally shot by neigh.
Dor named Stanley, near Frankfort, Ken.
| lucky, on Sunday. Price had attempted tC
assault Smiley's daughter.
John Boyle, 81 years or age, committed
| suicide in barn near Scotch Plains, New
Jersey, on Sunday. He quarrelled with his
parents the day before.
The National Mining Exhibition at Den.
yer, Colorado, will be opened to-day. Judge
Kelley, who is to deliver the Grafton, arrived
In Denver yesterday evening.
II. G. Sholes, an attorney, drew a pistol
on a young merchant named Herman Slapp
in a dispute at Ellinges, Texas, yesterday
and was shot dead by Slapp.
Samuel Russell Warren, an organ builder
of Toronto, died at Silver Spring, Rhode
Island, on Sunday night. His son is the
organist of Grace Church, New York.
A water spout |" at Millersburg, Ohio,
yesterday, swept away number of bridges,
and several dwellings, and drowned num-
ber of live stock 1t is feared some persons
have perished.
Henry C. White, a prominent citizen of
Hartford, Connecticut, died yesterday in
that city. He was father of Lieutenant
Commander Henry @. White, Jr., now sta
toned at League Island,
The Democratic Committee of Lancaster
county yesterday nominated William B.
Giaen of Columbia for Representative in
Congress from the Ninth district In place of
Samuel H. Reynolds, declined.
Joseph Miller, aged 81 years, was killed
yesterday by falling from painters scaffold
at the Cooper Institute, in New York. Kate
McNair, years of age, was killed in the
same city by falling from a fourth story
window.
Arthur A. Noyes, engineer of the Law
renee Building, in Chauncey street, Boston,
has been arrested for stealing 0,000 worth
of goods from Lewis Coleman & Company.
Noyes explains that he has been operating
in stocks, and stole the goods to cover his
losses,
Carleton Hunt was unanimously nomi-
mated for Representative in Congress yes
terday on the first ballot by the Democratic
Convention of the First district OF Louisiana.
He will succeed Randall l.. Gibson, elected
United States Senator. Mr.. Hunt is a
nephew of ex-Seeretary of the Navy Hunt.
+ James Generals, an old colored man, was
found dead ip stable In WiIkesbarre, yes
terday morning. His death resulted from
blow on the head given by an unknown per-
son, and from excessive drinking. He had
nearly S200, 900 insurance on his life In the
graveyard insurance companies, but he out
lived all the companies.