The daily gazette., 1882-09-29
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

dsho first ReNGTG IiOpe VI sAN -
~, ~ occurred on Wednesday night.
'Sr Ths entertainments of Mcneil, Sub. .Trea-
in Al Montreal, are estimated at $l5,OOo'
'u,'' srs at Pattonsburg, Mo-, on Tuesday
-,nht DESTROYED Is stores and number OF
Isli ,sEsllings. causing loss of S6O,OOO.
w. oesr by the New York pilots to reduce
~ t,as o"s * ner cent. has been rejected by
US gI rhsmber of Commerce of that city as
y Insufficient
i rao demolished by a tornado during
's'v,os ~ %~ an wednesday evening. No person
~ Injured. No other buildings were dam
# aged.
nsu"facturiup firm of A. Bancroft & Co.,
:, Gardner, Massachusetts, committed
.nIcide on Wednesday. He was in III
4 health.
Euiott. the prize fighter, arrested in New
vart an Wednesday, was discharged yester-
n ssr on A writ Of habeas corpus, the Judge
holding that the warrant for his arrest was
& defective.
Henry Burke and Martin Carson, en-
4 Moves Of the Standard Oil works on Long
\ Island were dangerously. If not fatally
wounded yesterday, by the explosion OF one
a OI the stills
telegram from Long Branch reports a
continuance of high winds and tides with
heavy Sa. and says that "unless there is
n some abatement the bluff will be damaged
y Ieparably."
The carriage Of Chauneey 7. Welton was
& struck By a train at a railroad crossing near
\ New Britain, Connecticut, yesterday after
noon Mr., Welton was killed and his wife
fatally injured.
Isaac 2. Evans, senior member of the
81 6m Of !. r. Evans Il Co. of indianapolis,
nd leading member of the Society of
Friends of Indiana, died yesterday at Rich
mOnd, in that State.
General Crook and his staff are at San
Carlos, Arizona, investigating the causes of
the Indian disaiIectlon In that region. He
has attended meeting Of majority of the
chiefs, and will now visit each tribe sepa-
ntely.
In the Supreme Court of New York yes
terday, Judge Donahue signed an order of
dscOntlnuanee IN the suit of Richard
* 0'Gorman against William ii. Aruough, 10
test the lattcrs right To the Jndgeship Of
the Superior Court.
hhS bl'uuiVI lNuliidDhi AlOth
u which arrived at New York yesterday morn
ing, had on board the mail bag Of the steamer
Edam, before reported lost. II WAS picked
\ up by pilot boat on the I'D inst. IN one of
the hdam's life boats.
John II. Rinker, for many years a carrier
for the New York Post Office, was arrested
yesterday Tor stealing money from letters
lie confessed his guilt, and said he had been
6lgaliuU tFpm AZ a Il.
lFn for three months.
John Clark better known-on the operate
Mgo-Rs signor BFocoiipi, has brought suit
10 lle Supreme Court Of Kings county, New
loFk aga nst the proprietor OF the Police
nalate, ior slO,0O0 damages, for an alleged
libel published in that sheet.
lhe schoonr G, w. CLYDE, for Labrador,
WIN fpl qnintals Of fish, sprang leak and
salE on Horse Island, Newfoundland, ON
hohaay night. Another sehooner, the
9essle was lost In the Straits of Belle Isle
on Friday last. No lives were lost
General GEORGE Stoneman, the Democra-
Ut candidate for Governor of California, has
resigned his position as Colonel on the re-
urea list oil the army. The acceptance OF
hl a,s resignation WAS signed on Wednesday
y uelerai sherman, acting as Secretary of
Inc tTeeholdeis of Union county, New
sVt@yi ailfr M examination of the damage
WV yUue py the Hoods, estimate the expense to
.4s ~ county l0f replacing the twenty-seyen
@hBes washed away at 500, 900. This is
sAiiaRe of damage to the culyerts and
p.a, iaf alnty ninth annual Convention of the
gee1alt Episcopal Church of New York.
~ 9eAeiei IN New York city, Bishop Potter
pesaihg. Bishop Galleher of Louisiana,
Gaap. e pleaent. Delegates were elected to the
M. Tpaeral Convention to be held In Philadel.
plla next year.
honnd.e @ lfeaty definitely establishing the
Wss Ys'uafy a,y between Mexico and Guatemala
Nj, o.sned on Wednesday In the city o.
,ssa sane W ny oy senor Moriscal, Mexican Secre.
n. VI G rofelgn Affairs, and Senior Herrera
nosaa a9aatelnaan Minister. The line pro
serea,aS na many years ago by Mexico Is the ont
n,ana,,p am,u,pluemic Of cholera, or cholera morbus
rSIsna SS+l,s IN portions of the Mexican State o
hayaP Pa' a.. twenty yeight deaths In one da,
nLali,eaeh lSeeh reported In Uxtla, a town of 5 ,00l
lh'Ian.s' lhhad t.l % quarantine has been estab
% ~. ~ tle Government. 1t Is said tina
IN h"t 'iaf disease, but less violent, appear
dye wood.i wy year' caused by cutting
Genaslpih n. McCammon, Assistant Attorne,
turned = i9r u, the Interior Department, re
iornia W, " nasilington yesterday from Cali
Ts,al n'l anu h Montana. While In Montana h
tIats1 tle flathead respryation and nego
allow an an agreement with the Flatheads h
bnlt ~ tne Northern Pacific Railroad to b
Of "a nin rough their reservation, a distane
for ~ H. Miles They are to receive s23 .D0
WI Inc concession, t'so''o 9-",'o
10 or.ene ae secretary of the Interior has decide,
lOO0a eno ior settlement a tract of abou
Eorbs,s"u' a acres of agricultural lands i
from MI sa,,, Dakota, which were withdraw
ary sbs.ielllent s'bu several years ago by Seere
Dart 9tnurz of ~ The lands, which once forme
xltbds..lle .lle great Sioux reservation. wer
eonsda.a,ni from the settlement pending tn
by bya9tatlon s'..s OF claim to their occupanc
d no~ wing " band of Chippewas. This clai,
ny Tp@ decided to be INVALID. '''''
dstr'o,t rs iron manufacturers of the Wheelin
adontaai al meeting yesterday mornin
Rlling 10 resolution declaring " We ar
and ee,a,,s ~ start our mills on the same wage
first of fIlllohs Ihs that were in force on III
agree th.a Utne last, provided the workme
lext III" On and after the lst of Jun
inthis di.se same rates of wages shall be pai
ton W. uisslrlcl, and no more.n The resol,
Ing Nas Nea,d aast !, evening presented to the Worl
tc senen, seas Committee, but the latter ref1s,
aSSept the proposition. '"'''' '''U''