The daily gazette., 1883-02-07
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lMo srs drowned on Monday By break
Sv9'I5, w. Through the lee at North Asslehoreagh,
Mass.
The most office at Birmingham, Ala, was
.ohhed on Monday night Of money and
s,amps amounting 70 over $1,000, and also .
Ane diamond ring.
Tbe schooner L. j. Carney, from st. John,
Now brunswick, for Barbadoes, with ium-
~ has been out SO days and Is given up
80 lost She was new vessel.
The bodies Of James Burdge, aged II
as and David L. Townsend, aged 1O,wh0
disann on Sunday, at Barmingdale, n.
lave been found In q mari pit.
pobert J. Smith shot and killed his wife,
"a then. shot himself IN the head, in hotel
~ Lowell. Mass, last evening. He died In
Z few hours. Jealousy caused the crime.
CHARLES Waite. Sheriff Of Sherman county,
Noh shot and killed Mr.. Ryan, his board
sno house keeper, and then killed himself,
M Monday night. Jealousy was the cause.
1,e envipe and two cars OF gravel train
Al ,vork on the South Boston flats, at Bos-
son ran into the docks late on Monday
nigbt. and William Burke, the engineer,was
Adrowned.
Al a snecial election In the Second Senate
riaI District Of Bristol, Mass, held yester-
Jay John w. Cummings, Democrat, re-
ceiyed 700 majority over John 9. Marvel,
Republican.
The Senate of Kansas yesterday con-
curred in the House joint resolution in
structIug the Attorney General Of the State
N bring suit for the annulment of the con-
solIdation of the Union and Kansas Pacific
Railroads.
Henry Morrison, colored, who killed his
wife at Middletown, Pa, and pleaded guilty
4 Of murder in the second degree, was SEN
tenced at Harrisburg yesterday TO imprison-
ment in the penitentiary for eight years and
4 two months.
All except three of the 81 cadets recently
suspended from the Pennsylvania Military
Academy at Chester, for attending theatri-
cal performance, have been reinstated. The
excepted three have been discharged, as
sringleaders Of the revolt.
Peter Heffner, living near Fleetwood,
Berks county, Pa, yesterday accidentally
zthrew lighted match into keg containing
kpowder. By the explosion which followed
fIeifner and his wife were severely injured,
and their two-year-old child was fatally
Burned.
It Is thought in Washington that the
President will appoint the Civil Service
commission In few days. Silas W. Burt,
Naval officer at New York, and Edward o.
EGrayes, Chief of the National Bank Re
&demption Agency, are mentioned as proba-
\ bic appointees.
4 In Berlin, Mass, on Monday night, James
Livingston murdered his wife with
$hatchet, and then notified the neighbors.
lie said they had quarrelled after drinking.
Jealousy is suspected as the cause. Livings-
bon is go years OF age: his wife was f5. They
&laye several children.
Il A collision occurred between an express
4 brain and freight train at Aver, Mass, yes
Sierday morning, owing to the displacement
( Of a switch. Silas Loyeioy, engineer of the
Express train, and Mr.. Butler, a passenger,
were severely injured. Another passenger
was slightly injured.
The Secretary of War has received tele-
n grams from General Pope In reference to the
military operations to prevent an invasion
n Di the Oklahoma lands In the Indian Terri
tory. The General does not expect foreible
Resistance, but says he is prepared in any
event TO "enforce the removal of the
faiders.
August Diefenthal, an emigrant, recently
9ell dead Of heart disease In New York and
f'"l uuiitu III u phupti grave A1lb bEotueE
*in Germany wrote to lawyers that the de-
eeased had money with him. The body was
exhumed yesterday. II had on three shirts,
and pocket In the back of the inner one
Contained 81 ,09l.
Yesterday was the closing day of the Car
piyal in New Orleans. The procession and
ableaix included "Bnuf Gras," the "RoyRI
Pageant, the ''Phunny Phorty Phellows,"
and the Independent Order OF the Moon"
The imaginary continent of Atlantis was
Illustrated 1t is estimated that 25, 600 visi-
ors were attracted by the carnival from diff
lerent parts of abe Union.
dispatch from Hamilton, Ont, yester-
boy says Major Phlpps will remain In jail
here to morrow while his case is argued be-
lore the Court OF Appeals at Osgood Hall,
Toronto. He will be represented by Mr..
llarkins of Philadelphia; Carscallen and
4Dsler of Hamilton and Dalton Mccarthy of
Toronto. This Is strong array, but the
finances are largely in favor of extradition.
The decision, it is expected, will not be rem
dered for couple of weeks.
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