The daily gazette., 1883-03-30
,,opN,ro SUMMARY.

p.o.,dent. 1t is said, viii not take any
Jhe .,,rsrds alling the vacant Postmas-
acuGen uGenonsralsbip until next week.
scranton Steel Company,at Scranton,
Inc Is,,ia. started their new mills yes
Penns' which will give employment TO 1000
men, go, ~ Tnou,rv ,v1I oo,
lhG , washington to-day to examine the
vene u 'no,usIning members OF the jean
louf rev who have just arrived from
Siberia .,.,,. .r.,,., A..
Leopold, treasurer o. OryssAi LaAe,
M,cb has been withdrawn' @ ana Leopolu
has brought suit Tor eSV,y9v uamageS
aSsiust n1s bis accuser, who caused MS arrest
. colored man giving the name Of 9. Y,
vastly was arreseed on "wednesday night
o..r o. Salem, Mass, on suspicion OF being the
u"nrdcrer u,", Of Mrs. Carleton, at Watertown,
Mass Westly is cook, and was on his
~sy to ship on board q vessel.
T,e particulars were published IN Chicago
,nrdav ins morning Of an assault and robbery
VENTED ON Mrs. Jacobs last Monday, in
sunsd daylight, on one Of the most populous
vlu4 0,rspts Of that city. The woman Is in a
diving condition.
rhe Corener's Jury IN Philadelphia, yes
a., found that Mrs. Schneider died from
N.u1J 0,.,,,n' 'nneumonia, and that her death was
poaisrsted by wounds Inflicted BY parties
nntnown. Her husband was committed 70
svsIt the action of the grand Jury.
Ms Meeker. who is sentenced 70 be
hsnged today in Windsor Vt, for the mur-
Ss- ~ her ward, Alice Meeker, protests her
Snocent. although her son, Almon, who
w. already confessed his completely In the
crime, crime has been urging her also to confess.
Tho Tennessee Legislature yesterday
n.ssed an act making 1t q felony TO keep
ppsmhIlng houses In the State, or TO rent
SnIldipgs for gambling purpOses. The
Osnalty il imprisonment for not less than
pue yesr, nor more than three years, In the
penilentary'
fire in a lodging house In Eldridge
street, New York, yesterday morning, caused
4 serious injuries to four persons who Jumped
from the windows. A building In Pearl
.tr4et was also damaged by fire, and the
S ionltress and her daughter we're nearly snf-
4 lOesied,
The chemical works Of Alonzo l.. Thorn
,en. in the southern section Of Baltimore,
werp burned Yesterday. The loss Is esti-
mated al about $4,000. Among the in
sur,pces are S2,5l7 In the American Com
puny of Philadelphia, aud $4,000 In the
. North American.
The obstacles TO further prosecuting the
parcb for the bodies In the Diamond Mine
Al Braidwood, Illinois, are such that It is
A proposed to abandon the work, close up the
mine aud erect over Its entrance monu-
m.pt 10 those entembed therein. This
proposition, however, is opposed by the
friends Of the dead men.
The bodies of two colured men, recog-
pIied as Henry Depugh and Henry Ross,
we're found IN a hut in the Rocky Fork
eolored settlement near Alton, H., yester-
dsy. The head of Depugh was nearly
a blown off, while Ross was stabbed near the
heart. The Coroner's inquest failed to
throw any light upon the matter.
While magistrate named Mcneil, as-
sisted hy several volunteers and congtables,
was attempting to arrest Lingan rioters at
Little Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, yesterday
morning, they were set upon by a mob.
Chef Constable Musgrave took refuge In the
. lookup and the volunteers we're ordered
back to their barracks to await instructions
from headquarters.
General Diaz aud party, accompanied by
N cttTtthIles FItllhSHu)sth huu NuhuuicT,
SaOr Romero, General Sherman, Minister
Foster aud others, yesterday visited Mount
Vernon on the United States steamer De-
spatch. In the evening General Diaz was
entertained at dinner at the Mexican Le-
CATION The distinguished visitors leave
Washington this morning for New York
and Boston.
The tobacco manufacturers Of Lynchburg,
Va, met on Wednesday evening, and each
manufacturer pledged himself not TO re-
sumo work with any Of the strikers before
May unless a majority of the nannfAc-
turers consent One factory, In which
whites are at work, was besieged by eOlOred
strikers last evening, and threats of violence
"ere made. Police were stationed at the
factory to prevent disturbance.