The daily gazette., 1882-07-29
THE MORNING SUMMARY.


The Central railway of Mexico was inau-
gnrated yesterday at Leon, go miles from
the City of Mexico.
Isaac Turner, colored, was hanged yester
day at Lexington, Kentucky, for murder
committed last year.
The strike of the miners al the Kelly Run
Colliery, in Schuylkill county, ended yester-
day, the operators granting the demand for
an advance OF 25 cents per ton.
Thomas O'Leary and Timothy Bree
sought shelter from thunder storm under
tree in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, yes
terday, and were killed by lightning.
About 20 women and girls in s. B. Fuller
u Sous shoe factory, at Essex, Massachu-
setts, struck yesterday for an advance in
| wages. Their strike virtually closes the
factory for the time being.
The forest fires near East Tawas, Michi-
gan, continue without apparent abatement,
and at last accounts the village of 0sceola
was threatened. 1t is reported that horses,
cattle and other stock have Derished.
The contract for iron furring and lathing
for the Philadelphia Court House and Post
Office has been awarded to j. w. Hoyt at
So, ZOO. One of the bids for the same work
amounted to S12l 900.
which arrived at New York yesterday from
Albany struck for an increase in their wages
| of $27 per month. IL Is believed there will
be no trouble in filling their places.
B. Frank Bigelow, ex-receving teller of
the National Bank of the Republic in Wash
ington, who disappeared on June %, leav-
ing shortage" in his accounts of S25, 200
was arrested yesterday in Port Huron, Mich
igan.
Mr.. Carl Schurz denies that there is any
movement for his nomination as Congress-
man from the Seventh District of New York,
and says further (aecording to the New
York Commercially, that he would not accept
the nomination.
Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes presided yester-
day morning over meeting of the Women's
Home Missionary Society at Chautauqua,
New York. In the afternoon she presided
over another meeting at which Bishop
Wiley spoke,
An incendiary fire at North Bergen, New
New Jersey, on Thursday night, DESTROYED
Pandebard& Co. IS silk mill, three dwellings
and saloon, causing a loss of $50, 900.
Two hundred persons are thrown out of en-
ploynlent by the destruction of the mill.
A telegram from the City of Mexico says
1t being known that the American Govern
OF President Barrios, marked satisfaction is
expressed In all OF the journals, and
friendship for the United States is strength
ened.
telegram from Scranton says that Louis
Randolph, the draft swindler, who secured
thousands Of dollars in Philadelphia, OBJ
tanned two drafts there yesterday, one on
the National Park Bank and one ON the
Hanover National Bank of New York Both
banks We're notified.
The Temperance Convention OF Nebraska
adjourned yesterday, after deciding to make
thorough canvass of the State in favor of
Prohibitory Constitutional Amendment.
and to ask the State Conventions of the
great political parties to ssput themselves on
record" for Prohibition.
The Commissioner of Indian Affairs is in
formed that 200 Indians left the Yakima
Reservation in Washington Territory a few
days ago and crossed tile Columbia River.
going southwark. The Warm Spring In.
dians are cooperating with them, the OBJ
lective point being supposed to be the Win
nemucea Reservation, from which they were
removed two years ago.