The daily gazette., 1883-03-06
moKrrre SUMMARY.

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r.. more than $4,000 has been sub
PAU, -, - Lawrence, Massachusetts,, to-
geI 1s the Auqustinian relief fund.
" r.nea of the stamp tax on bank
drsfts. orders aud vouchers will take
y, oAS On the list Of July next.
~, ~ a Msrcbants' Hotel, 80 and II Cort-
~ ~ street. New York, was sold at auction
terday for S79,7OO. II was opened 10
=. ueNally and her daughter, Mrs.
,S, we're killed yesterday BY q train,
JrI, ~ crossing the railroad, at Bangor, Me-,
sleigh.
lvsue LouIs stanein aud his wife were
aling a pisto at Jeannette, Louisiana,
ply the weapon went of and Stancin
dsad with bullet in his heart.
d The fall of the scaffoldIng Of railroad
ige at Highland Falls, New York, on
Tylav William s. Miller was killed and
otber men we're severely injured.
Srbs Anaehe Indians are reported TO bo
,,sdattne on the Mexican frontier. At
pssroria rancho, near Wires, on Sunday,
y Killed all the people, leaving only one
Imam alive.
NM New Haven and New York Central
SIlroad Companies have thus far paid out
settlements ior the recent tunnel disaster
sum Of 100000. There are four or i've
inns vet uRsdjusted.
rank C. Anderson, colored, clerk in the
h office at New Orleans, yesterday
kaded guilty TO the charge OF stealing
,lstered letters. He was sentenced 70 Ave
hn IN the penitentiary.
Tbe Grand Jury at Chester, Pa. yesterday
licted Colonel Theodore Hyatt, Principal
Hthe Pennsylvania Military Academy, on
charge of assaulting and unlawfully Inn
soulng Thaddeus Lowe, one Of his
3pils,
hbe cornerstone of the "Great Sengerfest
ksIc Hall p in Buffalo, was laid yesterday,
4 Mayor and prominent German citizens
Ming addresses. The building is 70 seat
sOO persons and cost $i70,00O. The next
&tlyal of the North American Sangerbund
d be held In the new hall In July.
An exhibition game Of billiards, 800 points
ssight carom, balk line game, was given
sterdsy in New York by Maurice Vignaux
Il William Sexton. vignaux won by a
bre Of 800 to l4l. His last runs were "A,
. IS aud s.. The best run made by Sexton
u A. After the game was over the winner
Ne an exhibition Of some wonderful fancy
bts
A very large and brilliant meteor was
b. early on Sunday morning at Peters
lg, Virginia. II Is described as ian i'm
nse ball Of fire darting across the
eyens, brilliantly illuminating the entire
80 that newspaper might have been
u with ease. Its course WAS northwest,
1 It's explosion was heard shortly after
|ris'
bho young rascals, McCabe, Courtney,
|tl aud Hughes, arrested in New York |
sending out false fire alarms, and who
Ire Identified as perpetrators Of burglary,
sterday pleaded guilty to the latter charge.
Iey were sentenced, McCabe to five years
|tAe State prison; Courteny, four years
y SIX months; Swift, three years and six
(nlhs, and Hughes two years and six
bnths.
All the Pittsburg iron masters who have
b interviewed In regard TO the tariff say
e new law will make reduction of wages |
lecessity, On the other side most Of the
lployes who have been spoken . on the
bjeet say that any attempt to reduce
lges will be stubbornly resisted" Tele-
pms from Chicago and Harrisburg report |
lws among the iron manufacturers slmi- |
iothose expressed IN Plttsburg.
'lhe steamer Ontario, which arrived at
lltlmore on Sunday, brought from Eng
hd one Of the finest lots Of thoroughbred |
pie ever imported. IL included I6I Here |
4 bulls and heiiers, polled Angus and |
shropshire sheep. All the sheep, IA OF |
lierefords and the polled Angus 90 to |
ssouri; the rest go TO Cheyenne, Wyom- |
Territory. Among the Cheyenne stock |
the bull Rudolph, purchased for 700
InelS.
The body OF Alexander II. Stephens was
iced in the Capitol at Atlanta yesterday |
'efnoon, there to lie in state until Thurs |
Y when the interment will take place In i
'Rand Cemetery. Governor Boynton has
ued an invitation to all the State and |
llty officials, Judges, members OF the 4
gslature, ciVic and military organizations
4 citizens TO attend the funeral. Memo
! services will be held in the Capitol and |
IOughout the State on the day of the
neral The city Of Atlanta is draped In
burning, and tie flags are at half-mast.
lhe latest reports from the lower Missis-
'pl show that the water at Helena is rising
lne rate of half an inch per hour, and II is !
IId IIed the highest water mark OF last year
u be reached. The trestle on the Helena
Amen Of the Iron Mountain railroad, at
'agVllle river, which a week ago was 40
y above the river, was threatened yester-
with total submersion. The water is
" rising at Arkansas City. The levees in
districts mentioned remain intact, and |
planters are putting in their crops. A
W uispatch reports serious break in the |
l1'9rla levee, In Chlcot county, Arkansas,
leh VIII flood many plantations.
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