The daily gazette., 1883-05-16
moRNrNo SUMMARY.

tzrpAl VesttTuhls ApfHi
Iagsrs,n Davis has had severe attack 0
,.oUrbitis, but is now believed to be recoV
ering . p...,,.. a. ~ a.
D.iSuin i9s county, Georgia, was burned yes
tsrJay, Loss, S2O,OOO.
nrrt;sm Miller, miner, was killed 81
nh CjIy. Montana, on Monday night, by
E.,itrc baS'r down a shaft 400 feet deep.
Tho bouse of John PawsoD, In Brace
,.ti,'e im Ont, was burned last nlght. Paw
nn plius and MS ten year old son were burned
p.t,,ck Condor, who killed Hugh Ward
.. chicago a year ago, was yesterday SEN
,onced TO 10 years imprisonment for man.
slaughter.
naval Cadet W. II. Wolfersberger has re-
.,aneJ because of color blindness, making
,bs third cadet who has resigned recently
on that account.
1oh, Narp. Jr, well-known coal opera
~ hanged himself yesterday morning, at
We w. s're.idrpce, in Mauch Chunk, Penna. He
Was about go years OF age.
william Blackburn was arrested ut Den
yer, Colorado, on Monday, for passing a
'oarterret Sl00 note on the National Ex-
change Bank of Baltimore.
General George A. Sheridan of Louisiana,
has hpen chosen orator for the evening oil
plcoraton Day by the New York City
Grand Army OF the Republic.
There Is no change In the condition Of
Senator Anthony, OF Rhode Island, but his
nItmate recovery Is said not TO be expected
nv his physicians and friends.
Miss Ann Eliza Mendenhall was burned
N death in Jamestown, Ohio, yesterday, by
setrinp her clothes on FIRE while trying to
draw some rails from burning straw pile.
telegram from Montreal says that "after
meeting the expenses of winding up their
business, the assets of Lord & Mum will
amount to only $1,000 to meet liabilities Of
SlSOOOO."
Thomas Walsh, of Chicago, who whipped
Mia wife with leather strap until she died,
and who pleaded guilty, was yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Barnum to 35 years. i'm
prisOnment.
The Grand Lodge Knight of Pvthias met
IN Atlanta Georgia, yesterday. The Mayor
delivered an address Of welcome. An ad
dress on the principles Of the Order was de.
liyered by Samuel w. Small.
Berdie l.. Moore, aged l6 years, who last
WllltfT Nv ~ duhhfliip1 iVhbh'J pbNIlNlJ
heat A school. mate named Shugrue, from
the effects of which the latter died, was yes
terday convicted OF involuntary man
slaughter.
The old Ten Eyck mansion at Whitehall.
New York, was burned yesterday morning.
1t was built by General Bradstreet, and was
headquarters of the Tories of that section
during the Revolution. For the last cen
10 tod hui nat
aud Ten Eyck families.
The creditors of Helena, Arkansas, have
agreed To accept settlement of so cents on
the dollar and twenty year bonds with 4
per cent. interest for five years, and six per
cent interest for the remaining time. The
total debt is over half a million dollars, and
the taxable values 100000,
While five men were being let down the
shaft Of the Pancoast Company's colliery at
Scranton yesterday morning, the rope "be-
can lmened and permitted the car to de-
send 40 feet to the foot of the slope" All
the men were severely injured, and one of
them named Patrick Cullen, was not ex-
peCled to recover.
fire ia d.. .Odsburg, Kentucky ,on Mon
day uight, destroyed reDbltt's lumber yard, r.,
The new Presbyterian church and "A houses.
The loss Is estimated at S45, 900. Congress
man Thompson, on trial for murder, was
among those who worked to extinguish the
flames, and his jury "vewed the fire under
charge OF a deputy sheriff"
Charles Wleklaud, contractor, left Mon
tfrey, Texas, on Saturday, to pay OFF the
men at the present terminus of the Mexican
National Railroad. Two young Americans,
faIlsIey and Mudd, started ahead of Wick
land On leaving the station, two shots
were heard. and Wiekland's team was seen
dashius ~ without driver. The contrac-
tor was found mortally wounded On the
bottom OF the wagon. The two men were
captured ana turned over to the Mexican
authorities
Last Thursday night, while Two burglars
were attempting TO rob the store of bur
enaTd x Lake, at BEN, Missouri, they were
discovered 10y the young son of Mr.. Bur
eOaid and compalion The robbers shot
sId Instantly Killed Burchard. His com
pah!Oh then fired and killed one of the bur
glals' Inc other fled, but on Saturday was
T,aPurrd by pursuing party, ard is be-
,o'eu 70 nave been lynched, as no tidiugs
nave since been received from him.
ihFee hard characters, named Carson, are
Sfgeu TO have murdered, near Delaware
'' ihu'"h lcIrilofy, short time ago,
.so w1ile men and an old negro. Last Sat-
aIGay Marshal Menshon, of Fort Smith,
AlAalsas, aud Constable Cutter, of Grayson
county, lrxas, attempted to arrest the Car
suns oat th'5 howed fight, and exchanged
Suo1en shots with the officers. Marshal
StShon SelShon was slightly wounded. All the
Gal'ols were killed, except the father, who
wa, was released The dead were left on the
held unbured.
me program for the opening of the
any n'ooklyh Bridge, at New York, has been
e9TpIeted. The exercises will begin at 2
Ueloek IN the afternoon. They will include
mus. music, prayer by Bishop Littlejohn, presen-
oa., @.loh address by William @. Kingsley, ac-
fFSPanee FdP Y Mayors Lowe, of Brooklyn, and
I.tsou, st, OF New York, and orations bv HoH.
aort Ao.an ); Hewitt and Rev. DR.. storrs. The
1 T'at'nal for the day will be General James
SSouilan; S, The President of the United
5tsu, Jtatrs, lhe Goyernor of New York and other
N'''usuishrd gentlemen will be present
Wells though on Corns."
cent, ASK Tor Wells "Rough on Gorns." Il