The daily gazette., 1883-03-16
moRNIre sUMMARY.

,,,,,dlnes in Liverpool, Nova
sik.eS~ we're burned yesterday. Loss Sso,-
600. ,-o-o.se NJ wa0es asked
the sgh Ppouiders Of the Penn Hardware
y 9Piyompany, mp at Reading was gran''1 'se''er-
day. .,.a,nnted IN drive
ydrGn Palm from his claim, near Euln-
1i'rgh' nul Dakota. He fired at the lntruuers'
ting one Of them.
N',,' :, i announced that the Keystone Rolling
,,m an al Reading, which has been idie Ior
MIL mln, months, will start in ten days. ~ en-
,,lovs over 100 hands
ioh, Baldwin shot and killed Wliliam
victims and then committed suicide at
poanoke. Va, on Wednesday night' 1hey
,rore colored and rivals In love.
tndrew Yerkes, 81 years of age, attempted
.,,.iIn n1 Nv swallowing laudanum In Potts
su0Sr' sum Pa, on Wednesday night His
..onhle was "unrequited love-"
Dit pa,,semsn Gustave Muller, while tenn
ororiIv off duty in Jersey City on Wednes-
ppOr night was so badly beaten by roughs
& ,hst his recovery is despaired OF.
mo be,ners in the mills Of the Pottstown, ,
D. Iron Company struck yesterday for an
isronce a., nee IN wages. The mills are idle in
oonsenueDce, and $50 men are out Of work.
Tho schooner Jane Emson, which left
vorfo,k Virginia, for Philadelphia last
,seak With railroad ties, is ashore near
Cane Charles and expected TO prove total
loss. =
hoe returned to the Treasury S45S, being the
nnoount oyerpaid him on account OF salary
and mileage as a member Of the last Con-
gress.
During a quarrel over game OF cards In
Friendship, Md, on Wednesday, Webster
Wilmington stabbed Hamilton s. Webb
four or five times In the neck and groin, In
dlcting injuries likely to prove fatal
The phosphate works of Bowen & Mercer,
outslde the eastern limit of Baltimore, were
destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. A
fool house adjoining, containing large
quantity of valuable tools, was also de-
stroyed The total loss is about S53, 600.
The steamer Enquirer collided with the
steamer Dora Cabler, near Lewisport, In
diana, on Wednesday night, and sank the
latter TO her boiler deck. The Dora Cabler''
MINER works then caught fire aud were
burned to the waters edge. No lives were
lost.
The police of New York were notified yes.
terday of the mysterious Disappearance o.
Hulda Schmul, an immigrant girl who re
Gently landed at that port. She and hel
brother and sister were passengers on thu
Inflated Cimbria, and she was the only on'
saved of the three.
II. F. Crocker, notorious horse thief
committed suicide In jail at Grandburg
Texas, a few days ago. He left letter
saving he was born In Georgia and well con
nected there. He killed three men and /
woman in Texas In 1878, and he regretted
that he had not killed two more men wh'
had injured him. Being without money o
friends he preferred death to life In prison
Only six and half feet Of water remained
Yesterday to be pumped out of the Diamond
Mine, at Braidwood, Illinois, the scene o
the recent disaster. II is believed, from 1t
insuiIerable oder, that the water now beinl
pumped ont comes from the spot where tn
decomposed bodies of the dead miners ar
lying About $2S 900 has been received Il
Braidwood in aid of those made destitut
by the calamity, and it is estimated tina
sum will support them for year.