The daily gazette., 1882-08-21
THE MORNING SUMMARY.

Burglars robbed, on Saturday night, the
residence of Victor Haughman, editor and
proprietor of the Citizen, Frederick, Md.
A drunken hoodlum, named Funk, fatally
shot Henry Ayers on Saturday, at the Old
Settlers s'meeting, at Oakland. Funk has
been arrested.
Another incendiary fire occurred at Ian
caster, Pa, yesterday morning, Jacob Ways
large barn, with It's contents, including five
horses and five head of cattle, being burned to
the ground.
A passenger train ran into q wagon on
Saturday night, near Catasauqua, Pa, in
stantly killing John Steward, fatally injur-
ing Willoughby Sieger and slightly injuring
Jacob Stockenberger.
A party of drunken soldiers were, In sport,
stopping teams, near Fort Omaha, Nebraska,
yesterday, when a farmer In one of the
wagons shot and killed Private Schroeder OF
Company X, Ninth Infantry.
Bernard Horne shot and fatally wounded
General John German, late on Friday night,
at Mill Creek, near Pottsville, Pa, because
the latter would not instantly remove q
fence which he had put up between his and
Horne's property.
An extra freight train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad ran into another freight train,
near Bristol, Pa, early yesterday morning.
Ten cars and an engine were badly damaged
and three men were seriously and two
slightly injured.
The Tonto Apaches, who were about to
attempt an outbreak, were through the
threatening attitude of the Mohave Apaches,
their bitter enemies, compelled to return to
their lodges. Settlers around the reserva-
ton are organizing.
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and peculation during Agent Tiffany's ad-
ministration at San Carlos, A. T., have, it
is said, been discovered. The commissary
and sub-agent have disappeared, and Indian
agent Wilcox, has under the circumstances,
refused to take charge.
Robert Hiding, who recently confessed
in Chicago, ILL.,, that he murdered Sophia
Dahlberg, in Stockholm, Sweden, In 1875,
denied on Saturday, all knowledge of the
crime. Robertson, companion, has con-
fessed that Hiding smothered her while he
(Robertson) stood outside the house on
guard.
Agent McGillicuddy telegraphs from Pine
Ridge Agency that he is assembling all the
Indian Police, and will arrest Red Cloud,
Woman's Dress and one or two others of the
chief conspirators among the Sioux. He
wants to send Red Cloud and the others to
the Leavenworth Military prison, and asks
for an escort and transportation for them
after their capture.
A largely attended meeting last evening,
at Newark, N. j., of the Trades Assem-
blys', delegates OF the city's labor organiza-
tions and of the Knights of Labor, resolved
to act in concert in politics and to call q
convention to nominate candidates. They
refused to endorse candidates who would
pledge themselves to support the labor
cause.
During Saturday night the Knights of
Labor posted printed bills throughout Iona
coming county, Md, warning the miners not
to resume work this morning without orders
from that organization, as otherwise they
will he branded as blacklegs, This warning
will not, it is believed, deter the miners of
the Georges Creek Coal ard Iron Company
and the New Central Company from going
back to their work to-day.
While w. G. Coup's circus train was run
ming in two sections yesterday morning, be-
tween Tunnel Hill mad New Burnside, about
Al miles north of Cairo, ILL.,, the engine of
the second section ran into q passenger
coach in the rear of the first section, COM
pletely demolishing the coach, killing three
wagon drivers and seriously injuring 25 or
80 others. Relief trains, with physicians,
etc., were promptly sent to the scene.