The daily gazette., 1883-09-13
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- Yard reporS 81
wy nd two deaths.
n ~sh l. Hastings, proPrleNI, ia ~ srs :. NJ ~"
HugGI gGIomn,sreiai Advertiser, uleu =. l'io'i-
York osI"b soacb, New Jersey, last evening
aon'n ,oamer nam Amerlque, from Havre,which
The Hea,"r ," rsnorted lost, arrived at New
-. ialssg ss,s ,dsy afternoon, with all on board
veil pr,,er of Massachusetts, yester-
GCvernoii .ad Edwin q. Walker, colored
IJ nOnlna'Sta. -. Justice of the Charlestown
bTger, w., 70 "
p'r'',r ryonto Industrial Exhibition was
The iod noened Yesterday by the Governor
brnali! gpiu 5,i' cess Louise and Prince George
ttVr,I ttTsIe,, were present
W. s,aI miners strike in Usage county,
lhe eOol SSgun on the LIST inst, is at an end,
bIns%, %.,omnanies except one granting the
y ls '.SS SS demanded by the men'
lillg'',s .,,oer Payonia, at New York yester-
TIE s.eAT liverpool, brought 10 distressed
dI fOm n,cLed up from the wreck OF the
sanen p mark CoriolAn, on the 2d inst.
@s's '..,ts at the Manchester Iron and
Ilf Wnrks. sn, at Pittsburg, Pa, has been
Seel ~, ,br comp ary reiDstatng the Su-
slueu .nt " Tne men resumed work yes
ehntendth''
Efday M.oohos,er Nav Hamn.
rsoorts that part OF the Amoskeag
Ihlt L.ye IsY been compelled TO shut down
Si' Si''a,sdly because OF low wafer: Inls
snPoip' \. ,early 1900 operatives out OF work.
" LLOYD and Thomas L. Eaton,
!onn anrsuir of an escaped cOlored pris-
Ihs u L.Pmed "Ben" Harris, at Nashville,
Gd, nsn Yesterday, fired three shots
lsnDs'Sehn y mich took effect and Harris dropped
hsd ..,, ,A.
VsDs W. vsscention of Lord Baltimore and the
Vhs s,.s liz i Parade In Baltimore have
nsS"n nnostnoned until to night, and the
l.,. 1ru Par, pPsIrant procession until tomorrow
aght - ...,.
uoSsnker. Wisconsin, has confessed that
~ AInab tbr shot that killed Peter Kohlbeck,
.u.cbmau. last Saturday night. He had
S'nulg with Kohlbeck over some trivial
natter.
Tss Treasury Depa tment decides that
"a, i The present tariff, sulphate of cincho-
'Hs Il I'm be admitted free; also that insu-
l.I conner wire for telegraph cables Is
latIahle ta as manufacture of copper at As
!, ent. ad valorem.
TIA Washburn s. Meen Manufacturing
c,"n,ny pateltees of barbed wire, filed q
MI N the Chicago Courts yesterday to re-
s,,in w. the Syman Manufacturing Company
s.r' making more than 2, 800 tons OF barbed
yr annually, according to contract.
The Navy Department yesterday, In ac-
.,.1,nce with the recommendations of the
EuI Court Martial engaged In trying the
S'yirv cases, issued orders dismissing naval
,,5pt. BENJAMIN Trapnell, Archibald Camp
sn Ellsworth z. Bertholf and Franklin
NOIIer,
nj. rported from Casa Grande, Mexico,
Nat the Apaches are beginning to show
Jors Of ,reaehery. The Mexican authori-
NJ intend to surround and keep them In
NM Deghborhood until a Gordon is com
rie,sd' "when speedy sequel 70 the pres
M state Of affairs may be looked for"
At the regular quarterly meeting Of the
Western Nail Association In Pittsburg yes
,srlay, reports were received from all quar-
In Indicating light stocks and brisk de-
mind. 1t was, therefore, decided not to
order stoppAge of the mills, but con-
tnae them in operation until further notice.
he card rate was not changed.
Affinity, Texas, yesterday, Major H. B..
HuloCk, mill owner, and his son, w. IL.
Hufock, were shot by one of their en-
pova named Roseman. The son died.
Rsensn was peppered with goose shot by
heml hands and then captured. Major
lurOck, despite his wounds, then beat him
until the bystanders interfered.
The Aexican National railroad was COM
peted to Morelia yesterday. It is under
aOOi that the difficulties between the Mexi-
dn Government and the British bond
l0das IN relation to the settlement of the
debt have been removed, and preparations
lt bing made for an ovation to General
Dsz on the 18th instant, the anniversary o.
tib.rth.
All the members Of the Willard party ar
rived a. Portland, Oregon, yesterday. They
we're escorted to the pavilion. The process
sion was two miles long and represented al
branches Of industry. At the pavilion
speeches were made by Hon. NJ. G. George
President Willard, Carl Schurz, Ex-Secre
nT Eyarts and others. General Gran
would not made speech.
The managers of the Southern Exposition
a'L0nsyille, Kentucky, yesterday invite'
Ae members Of the press of Kentucky to be
come their guests during Kentucky Week
Governor Knott and all State officers, Unite'
States Senator's, Congressman and the Legts
lsture of the State will be invited to atten'
% September Goth. The press of tothe
states will be invited very soon, the man
agen recognizing how, by their kindness
they have aided the enterprise.
dispatch from Ottawa, Ontario, an
aounces hat Slr Leonard Tilley, Minister {
Finance, has been unsuccessful in his mil
'ion to London. He has made Arrange
nents for floating the bonds authorized b
Parliament TO re- eem 6,500,000 pound
sterling maturing bonds bearing interest
opr cent. 1t is also the intention OF u
Government to cali for legal tenders for
canadian loan of $3 ,000,0 900 at z per cent
pnneipal and interest being payable l
Canada
tx Secretary Blaine's attention was calle
aa evening to the report In the Bostc
Herald, touching his views of Govern'
batler's political future. Mr.. Blaine sa
a!he view attributed to him were precise
le reverse of those he held. he did NJ
believe that General Butler could be
Elected Governor of Massachusetts, and
aad the fullest confidence In Republics
President being chosen next year. The X
publican pSrty would be found far strong
n the election of 1888 than they were eth
In lS75 or 1879"
telegram from San Francisco says:
proposed gigantic land steal, involving &c
eIs million dollars worth Of United stat
.ss .sqeemed timber lands, has just been broug
Whgnt. The lands, which are situated
lhsnortherD part of California, compri
The i9ost valuable redwood timber lands
Ile coast. A dispatch to the Post saysI A
llcations for possession were prepare
signed by dummies, and several hundred z