The daily gazette., 1882-05-02
THEMORNING SUMMARY
THE WORK OF LAST NIGHTS
NEWS GATHERERe.
VARIOUS EVENTS BRIEFLY TOLD.
More Indian Troubles-Further News
From the Strikers-POlitical Matters
Fires, Casualties, &c. 13

nhresy CnSuAlt1eB, &c.
The Sycamore mill at Fall River did not
resume operations yesterday, as was an
nounced.
William Godfrey Kruger, aged 43 years,
inventor Of patented flying machine, COM
mitted suicide yesterday in New York.
In the Criminal Court at Washington yes
terday the trial of A. G. Soteldo, indicted
for murder, was set for the 9th of June.
A committee from New York yesterday
presented to the President an Immense"
petition for the pardon of Sergeant Mason.
The carpenters strike in Cincinnati Is
we'll under way, the builders having re-
fused to give the advance demanded Of so
cents per day. fftG
All the puddlcrs and helpers in the Ma
tional Rolling mill at McKeespoTt, Penna.,
struck yesterday because non-union men
were employed by the firm.
A State convention of the "Straight-out"
Greenbackers of Maine will meet In Port
land on the 30th instant to nominate Gov
ernor and four Congressman.
The Police Commissioners Of Syracuse,
New York, were removed yesterday by the
Mayor in consequence of controversy aris-
ing from the operations of the Sunday
liquor law.
n 10 FCpOTJcu W uufC OcSuETOu DO
tween Captain Tupper's command and In
dians near Cloverdale, New Mexico, on the
2Sth ult., In which fifteen Indians and four
whites were killed
Application was made yesterday to the
Chancellor, at Trenton, to vacate the order
allowing an election for Directors Of the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. The Chan
cellor reserved his decision.
Local elections were held yesterday In the
various towns and cities of North Carolina.
The returns generally show the success of
the regular Democratic tickets In Raleigh
the independents polled'a very small vote.
In the U. g. Circuit Court at Charleston,
yesterday, the jury in the Barnwell county
election cases of Hogg and Others were dis
charged for failure to agree. They stood
ten for acquittal and two for conviction.
The Washington Glass Works, in Ithaca,
N. Y, were destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Loss about $50, 900. One hundred
and twenty five men are thrown out of en-
ployment by their destruction. 1t is stated
that they will be rebuilt,
| All the buildings of Colonel Bingham's
Military School, 16 in number, at Mebanes-
| vile, North Carolina, were burned yester-
| day morning. The inmates escaped All
of the buildings were wooden and the loss
will not exceed $4,000. ..s
Twenty-four houses belonging to the
Knickerbocker Ice Company, opposite
Poughkeepsie, were burned yesterday. The
buildings were valued at 81, 600. A num-
Der of smaller buildings were also destroyed.
1t is supposed they caught fire from burning
woods.
The steamer GlamOrgan, which arrived at
Boston yesterday from Liverpool, reports
having steamed $50 miles on the southern
edge Of an ice field, and during that time
passed ''fully 100 large icebergs, on which
were seven polar bears and large number
of SEALS"
At Harrisburg, yesterday, Judge Simon
ton overruled the exception taken by the
Commonwealth in its suit against the Stand
ard Oil Company, and the case will be
argued before the Supreme Court on the
Goth inst. The Judges action was d matter
of form to allow an appeal. A
At Harrisburg yesterday Judge McPher
son fled an opinion in favor of the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company in the suit of the
State to recover from that corporation $780,
932 taxes on that company's bonds for 1880
and 1881 The decision covers between
twenty and thirty other pending cases of a
similar nature.
Captain Jack, of the White River Utes,
| was arrested on the 29th ult, near Fort
-
by order of the Interior Department. Soon
afterwards Jack attempted to escape, and
fled to tepee, where he secured carbine
and killed Sergeant Casey, of the Third
Cavalry. A mountain howitZer was then
fired into the tepee, and Jack was instantly
killed. He was leader in the Thornberg
and Meeker massacres, and was considered
very dangerous.
The Supreme Council of the Royal Area
, nun, in session in Baltimore, yesterday
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year; Supreme Regent, William G. Tennant
Of Michigan; Supreme Vice Regent, John
, Haskell Butler of Massachusetts,; Supreme
Orator, A. G. Trippe Of Maryland; Past Su
4 preme Regent, A. E. Keyes of Ohio; Su
+ preme Secretary, W. o. Robson Of Massa
+ chusetts; Supreme Treasurer, E. A. Skinner
\ of New York; Supreme Chaplain, 4. 4
q Shepard of Michigan; Supreme Guide, ID. G
a Mccoy of Pennsylvania; Supreme Warden
II. f. W. Campbell of Ohio; Supreme Sen
try, w. A. Gordon of Wisconsin.
e The troops now in Arizona are to b
It reinforced by the First and Fourth Infantry
a the Third Cavalry and part of the Mint
II Cavalry, in order to put down the Indian
p as speedily as possible. General Forsyth
% has made detailed report of his recen
Il operations against the hostile Apaches. 1t
d main features have been anticipated by tn
r, press reports. The fighting took place In
n very rugged and mountainous region, tn
d Indians resorting to their usual strategy
k Four of Forsythe's Indian scouts wer
n killed. lie intended to continue the pun
70 suit of the savages, and says no uneasinef
a need be felt If he is not heard from for som
time.