The daily gazette., 1883-10-03
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p.aiac coast, which had teen eight days In
transit, arrived yesterday In st. Paul.
The total coinage of the United States
Nt,ats during September WAS valued AT
~ 9IO, Including 2,350,0O0 standard
dollars.
Tho most office at Gloucester, Massachu.
..tts vas robbed on Monday night of about
$50 in cash. The postal note book was
also taken.
A fire I'm Monns Pleasant, Iowa, yesterday
r,orninp destroyed several buildings, ,includ-
inc the Masonic Hall and the Herald office.
Loss, $4,000
No new cases Of yellow fever and no deaths
uere reported at the Pensacola navy yard
Yesterday. Only one case remains under
treatment at the yard.
The Patent Office yesterday iseued 1888
nat4pts, IL designs, 13 trade marks aud l3
labels There were nine Reissues; 10 patents
we're issued to foreigners.
Isona, an S0-year old Indian, who lived
nm the Sanboir river in the Indian Territory,
was "mutilated to death" and robbed Of
5000 last Sunday night.
General George w. Getty, commanding
tbe Artillery School at Fortress Monroe, was
Yesterday placed on the retired list, he hav-
iop reached the age OF "a years.
violent wind and rain storm prevailed
Yesterday afternoon in the country around
Petersburg, Virginia. Trees, fences and
telegraph poles were blown down.
At Easton, Pa, yesterday, John Dillman
convicted of. the murder of his wife last
March, was sentenced TO be hanged. He cut
the poor womau's throat, on the roadside,
and she died several weeks later In the poor
house.
A telegram from Fall River, Massachu-
setts, reports that President Arthur, who in
tended TO leave Vest Island last evening,
was detained there by the storm. Oommu-
nication with the island was shut of IN the
iorenoOL.
In Rio Janerio, during the week which
ended on September 1, there we're deaths
from yellow fever, SO from smallpox, three
from typhoid fever, and 80 from pulmonary
consumption.
The steamer Resolute, of the New Eng
land transportation Company, bound for
New Haven, lost he whole tow of eleven
boats of Merwin's Point In the storm yes
terlay morning.
Pilsbury g. Hulburt's elevator, at Har-
wood, Dakota, burst yesterday under the
pressure OF 10000 bushels of wheat. It is
thought If the weather keeps good most of
the wheat can be saved.
The Grand Army reunion In Pittsburg
yesterday was a success, Notwithstanding
bad weather. Seven thousand men walked
in the parade I'm the afternoon. The deco |
rations along the route was profuse.
From three to four inches of snow fell |
In Northern New Hampshire and Vermont |
yesterday afternoon. At st. Johnsburg,
Vermont, the apple trees and the telegraph |
poles were damaged by the weight of snow.
heavy land slide on the West Shore |
Railroad, opposite Poughkeepsie, yesterday |
afternoon, covered both tracks with rocks |
and dirt, and caused q detention Of trains in |
both directions. 1t was caused by heavy |
rains.
In the Jarrard extradition case at Toronto, |
the prisoner was remanded until |
November 10. This was done because coun
vel found that there could be no appeal from
decision of single Judge TO the Court of 1
appeals.
The fiftieth anniversary of the beginning
4 organized anti-Slavery work in New York /
ity, and of the formation OF the New Rork
Society, was celebrated yester-
lay afternoon and evoning in the Broadway
Iaheri acle.
Sergeant Bates, "the flag carrier" in
ENDS to start from Cincinnati for the South
next Monday on a flag-carrying tour. He
says his young son will go with him and /
''also carry flag" They are to Journey to
Atlanta, and thence to Charleston.
Hensley and Elmore, the remaining stage
robbers who murdered Collins, the Wells
Fargo messenger, on August 10th, have
been captured and taken to Florence, Ari-
zOna, where their accomplices, Redtleld and
Tnttle, were lynched by the citizens.
telegram from Montreal reports that a
city bailif was pitched through the plate
glass window of restaurant in that city
on Monday night by sailor of the war ship
Canada, "fOr having made depreciatory re-
marks regarding Prince George of Wales"
At Iowa Junction, Illinois, on Monday,
W. Diver, deaf mute, being rejected as a
suitor OF his brothers. widow, assaulted and
severely wounded her with and axe. He
then cut his own throat and pounded him
sell On the head with the axe until he fell
dead.
The amount Of head tax on immigrants
collected at the port of Philadelphia during
September was $S52. so. The total amount
o. his tax collected at all the ports in the
United States since the passage of the I'm
migration act of August, 1889, is estimated
al s225 600.
few days ago the attention of the State
Eulomoogist of New York was called to a
oug which appeared near Redwood Jefferson
county, and was destroying the meadows.
lle pest was decided to be the chineh bug
o. the West. and Efforts will be made to
Check its multiplication.
AT the State Department in Harrisburg
yesterday the Pittsburg and Western Rail
way Company and the Pittsburg, Bradford
anu Buffalo Railroad Company were granted
Tue privilege of consolidation, under the
name oil the Pittsburg and Western Railroad
oompany, with capital of 81 ,250,000.
four of the yellow fever patients on the
steamer Newbern, at San Francisco, are con-
aaieseins, The nth is In a critical condi-
uoh' No new cases have appeared at quar-
sNtIhe, and 1t is believed that all danger is /
p paSl. lhe treasure brought from Mexico on
nie t,. steamer has been landed, after thorough |
w MISS Frances E. Willard, Mrs. G. B. Buell.,
Mns Mlss Anna Al Gordon, Miss Mary H. Hunt and
mis- MIS-. Frances j. Barnes yesterday appeared
.e5 oelo,e e the Senate Subcommittee on Labor
sl anu EDUCATION, in New York, as a delega-
.so uoh from the National Women's Chris
s,I aan temperance Union, and urged that
gress" De -''iu o0'0'o W."
o.a AT Comanche, Texas; on Sunday the con-
s,egatlon T. OF the Baptist Meeting House went |
v,,i creek after the sermon was over, TO
snS @aSigss T54.,, baptisms. Two brothers, Robert
na u " "iiilam Butcher, who remained in the |