The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
..nnnrNe, SUMMARY.

have 0een i'P ssIdI 44a- as 4a q
rev DAYS ... ,-on.l.d wisn,onouI ah
Inc ~ Yrk, has b'rn Orde ed ou1 OF
emmi''oH .i =, ,v.. .yo .or
Inle' ''J al / q Prnsacala Navy Yard With
ar last a hnh's %e& e&c .ta ai. VA.
Th .lfam r Frleia, which ahFiv.Ti e. iHirw
L w ,rserday, thought S25h,Dn la Freneh
aold eoin aud bars e5 ~ e5ift
~. bonght b. Secreiarrefihe Treasury
H., -,aynr 10 rnp row MAKE aaoiher tall
y" .noul- 10 tiie Amount OF slb,u0OTOO0 q
~ rhn ,roe easE factors and planning Dlih 81
,t' II 4 Rreekef ridge, III ~ Louis, was
,,,r,d ,an,rd 'aFt evening l.ose about 500 Opp.
The Nqw York 1Jmea yeRteriay ce.ehtAtei
80. ,h,,ty-.ecm,d birthday by Ttdnciiik ita
n1ee NJ ilom four ccnts per copy 70 Two eents,
Tbc number of Immigrants who arrived
!. the United States during August was
sSss being ,6Ss less than during August,
1852 az .h4b iJpB
The State Board III PardonH met ygAtcr-
a..iu Harrisburg, and o nsidered al the
os.es S.s h lore IL, but took, u0 deilnlte aelion
upon ans faa' ~ 81 hHaH
The excursion steamer Saginaw, from
c,evcland Ohio, is Hafe, with all her pas
~ vrrs, She took shelter during the storm,
IN Pigeon Cove. thti'a =
. The three-rnasted schooner, John b. Con
ner went ashore yesterday morning on tho
some pile at Barnegat inlet, and is ih q
g.nnarous nOnittOD. ~ q ~ ~ +H lp II fTl
During parade Of Aremen 10 PateFton,
New Jersey, Yesterday, the aiik and cotton
mill Of r. &H. Adams was damaged by
Gre, with its contents, 70 the exte1t ofi
$4,000 tsftsts.n h.,ltd ~
Henry l.. Pierce has written a letter de-
elIning to be candidate for Governof be-
fare the Republican Convention. OF MABen
ebusetts. He suggests Congressman Hob
mson as the best. candidate to OPPOSE
Butler. .nsl .inhsd,.'s Il igt
Five men erecting barn on the fAr1 OF
August Belmont, at Babylon, Long Island,
we're yesterday thrown 70 the ground b4 the
fall Of scaffold. John Meta was killed and
August Nichols fatally injured, athe othS5s
sustaining severe injuries.
The members OF the Coresn Embassy
were received by President Arthur .vdbt6r.
day morning, IA the Fifth Avenue Hbtel,
New York. Prince Min Yong n, the thief
Ofths Embassy, made an address, to " hich
the President responded.
Governor Pattison yesterday sent to othe
legislature message vetoing the. Pay Res
olution passed by that body. The veto was
sustained in the Senate, the bill failing 60
pass over 1t Ia that body. In lhe House the
message was laid on the table. u
Captain Stevens aud three Other &, ,repoEted
to be lost In the steam barge Oakland, whioh
icundered in Lake Erie, escaped upon a raft
and we're picked up yesterday morni ng Iby q
tug. TIL had been a hours In the W kter,
and were nearly dead from exhaustion. m
A pasaauaar tsst,. 49,, a = R.o9r.1,kI AkhFn -,
the Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council
Bluffs railroad e0lllded near st. Joseph on
Monday night Both locomotives we're
vre"kel, and several persons were injured,
Frederick johnson, route agent, SEVERELY.
JC. WilIiamson, ex-book keeper of the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company,
was arrested yesterday in Wilkesbarr@ on
the charge Of attempting to assault q girl.
He was arrested on two similar charges in
1873, but the matter was settled before going
iocourt
The Republican State Convention of New
Jersey met yesterday in Trenton and npmi-
naird JoDathan Dixon, Justice OF thd Su-
pemt Court, Tor Governor on the hrst bal
o The resolutions adopted declared Tor a
protective tariff, and the taxation of edrpo-
rsons as well as individuals.
Rev. James Kemlo, Methodist minNster
Of Newark, while visiting his mother-inElaw
IN New York, yesterday afternoon, quar-
relied with his wife and drove large butsher
kur lnto her throat. He then cut his own
window to the sidewalk below. 1t ID be,
ie5ed neither eaR survive. t tsa
At tb. quarterly meeting of the General
Passenger and Ticket AgenLs' Association
ofthe United States In. Chicago, yesterday,
reeoution wat adopted reafirminR the
rule allowing only 25e pounds of hagRage
Tree. motion was adopted without dis,
sent to return 10 sehedulR rates ON all llnes
represented in the Association on Oca0ber
], and maintain them rigidly. i9t
Secretary Teller has decided that III
kitkapoo Indians are entitled TO be paid fo
the lands surrendered by them In accord
ance with the supnlatiops of q gBcen
treaty. He VIII ask Congress 70 make 81
appropriation for the purpose. The aecre
taIy has also decided that every Winnehagc
Indian Of one fourth Indian blood ib en-
Titled to receive his share of the $100b b00
awarded by Congress- TO the tribe.---- ~
AT meeting of the stockholders oF Tbs
Florida Ship Canal, held 10 New York QJ
Monday, the directors were authorized ;.
contract for the construction of the cahal
tae work to be begun OF the earliest pSesi
Ole day. The canal win run across tn
peninsula at It's nAFrowest part, and twil
nsVe Its eastern terminus 10 the vicinity G
he .ae mouth of St, JohnSs river. & q VIII
deep. -,
Secretaries Lincoln ana Ghandler Asd
consultation yesteEels @feaiapon with DI
bessels, in regard to The Greedy party. Di
beesels advised agaInat sAnaiHR anDthGr re
hei expedition thlg saaAnzAs ~ 10 send on
would only endangef tha loss ot a1othe
vessel and the lives Of IL crews Mithoutlan
prospect Of great galh m TIC doctor pal
mat ut is not at al nEdb i ID that vSss.
could reach the mouth ~ Smith y Hpu1dIth
season, although Il naRht p0astbiy rAac
uupemsylk. II Ilaute1ank Greeiy reaShs
upernayik he will be lpefEenklg safe, AN
sah be brought away fepm there next Isea
aoni while II he does not readh that pIAc,
ag saotalng will be gained ~ bsndinga o v4ss
mat lar, as it can go no fnit thef ,snd mott bin
4 ssh te done from there ~ aid Greely.H
nhal decision In the d ttsr aiil probably
reached today. II u said Greeiy Will Kg'
sneagh % food to last bis party through q
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