The daily gazette., 1883-06-27
MoEStNs SUMMARY.

II ne new OOlleke Ol Gb lucISoAy ~ HAoA-
treal, was opened yesterday.
The Continental Guards of New Orleans
will leave New York for Philadelphia to-
morrow morning.
The Supreme Court o. Ohio yesterday de-
cided IN, favor of the constituttonality Of the.
Scott Liquor Tax law.
The Patent Office yesterday issued 43B
>patents, Il designs, 10 trade marks and 10
labels. Tberessas one reissue
In the Methodist Conference at Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia, yesterday afternoon, a vote ON
The basis Of union resulted In "a yeas to 81
nays. ..gr.r
The Meridian Lumber Compsny's mills,
aoout 10 miles below Ean Claire, Wis. were
burned last night. Loss, $4,000; insur-
anee, 10000. '.lsl
large fishing boat sank at Trepassy,
Newfoundland, on Monday night, aud six
men were drowned. 1t is supposed the boat
was overloaded. .fa r
The Rubenstein Brewery, in Ottawa, III. !,
was burned yesterday morning. Loss, $20,-
600. The Gre was caused BY the explosion
Of millers' dust In the malt room. 49,.
The contract Tor repairing the regeune
cutter Hamilton, now ct Philadelphia, has
been awarded to William Wright, eot New.
sbuEgh, New York ftlhis bid Of s., 700, N T
o iH.JWs Wrights Siealeein lmmberiin sMkF-.
rill, ,.Wts. ,has made a,yolunt2ry assignment
70 H. A. Jewett Of Oshkosh The assets
wihs II is stated, pxcesd the, isbil ities, which
are $SO,DOOs --zsu4 usiitli & Has.oi
The steamer RhInw fida, from New York
for Miramichi, In ballast, struck Torbay
Lodges, Nova Scotia, on Monday, during q
iog, and will probably be total loss Her
crew were saved. sN u t-t@. - ia. 4
The Boston Journal publishes "a cable de-
spatch saying that the City Council Of Paris
has Appropriated 10000 francs to send q
delegation q working men to the coming Ex-
hibitlon in Boston.
Yester, ay's ballot for United States Sena-
tor In the New Hampshire Legislature re-
suited: Bingham, III; Rollins, 1O4; Patter-
SION, 35; Briggs, 30; Steyens, IL; Marston, 13;
scattered, Z. Necessary to choice, 161,
The ship Proteus Is st st. johns, New
fOuDdland, preparing for the voyage to Lady
Franklin Bay. She will probably be ready
TO sail tomorrow. The u. 8. steamer X az.
tic will accompany her TO Smith's Sound.
1t is feared that the yacht WaywarSi of
New Yotk, which sailed from Portsmouth
n. H., on the 18th inst, for 81. John, New
Brunswick, was sunk in . squall which &C.
Cured the day ehe sailed. She has not been
neAru OF blucee 30 -' -' 81 -.'.'. q I'D.
Attorney General Brewster has written d
letter to the keeper of the Ludlow street
jail, in New York, calling his attention tc
the complaints of discharged United States
prisoners, and admonishing him in regard
TO the future treatment Of such prisoners.
In the United States Circuit Court at Bal,
timore, yesterday morning, James W.
Chairs, young man, pleaded guilty to The
oh of
ton, Maryland, and was sentenced to y
months Imprisonment and the payment O
fine of 500.
Last Saturday evening a gravel train OF
the Northern Pacific railroad ran into
wood train near Stanley, Montana, and tn,
engineer and eighteen Cinnamon on tn
gravel train were killed, the fireman and q
Chinamap being injured. No one on ,th
wood train was hart. 7.,..,.... n q.
The effect Of the executive order Issued Oh
Monday consolidating various internal reVe
nue. districts Is to reduce the number o
such districts 40, or from 1875 to 80. It will
probably take until August to carry tht
order into hnal effect The saving effected
by the consolidation is estimated at $500,
600 a year. o4 4s..... .-'
Charles Rogers, alias Rufus Minor, sal,
to be one of the most notorious "banl
sneaks" In the country, was arrested Il
New York on Monday night. He Is charged
among other crimes, with recent theft a
one of the Government offices ia Washing
ton; with stealing $4,000 IN bills from
bank In Baltimore about five weeks age
and with stealing 81 ,OO1 from the office q
the Peoples Passenger Railway Company Il
Philadelphia on the ID of March last.
The case Of NJ. 7. Polk, the defaultInI
State Treasurer OF Tepnessee, was eallei
yesterday in NashYille, for trial. Polk,
counsel asked continuance, on the groupt
of the absence Of several witnesses for tn
defence, and made affidavit that Polk ha,
already paid back $50, 900 of the money h
had stolen, and had made arrangements b
amount. Judge Allen overruled the AFT
dayits and the empanelling OF jury wa
, begun.
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