The daily gazette., 1883-07-12
MORNING SUMMARY.


New Hampshire Legislature.
The investigation Of the charges of cruelty
10 inmates of the Soldiers Home at Bath,
New York, was begun yesterday.
George Weines, aged IA years, fell into
boiling beer vat in brewery at Baltimore
Yesterday and was scalded to death.
Gustavus V. Seden's planing mill and O.
w. Sage's sash and blind factory IN Rome,
New York, were burned Tuesday night
Loss, $4,000,
About $50 Immigrants arrived at Boston
yesterday on the steamer Austrian. They |
consist mainly of families, have money, aud
are bound West. None were of the paup,r
class.
DR.. Thomas F. Scott, prominent phys- .
clan of Petersburg, Virginia, died yesterday
morning, at the age of so years He was a
nephew Of General Winfield Scott and an
uncle of General z. B. Starke.
The New York Aldermen yesterday passed |
over the Mayors veto their resolution Civ |
ing the laborers, skilled and u, skilled, in |
the employ OF the city, half holiday from |
noon Of every Saturday until September
18th.
Secretary Teller will appoint a commits
sion to visit the Indian Territory to investi-
gate the trouble between the Spioche and
Chio ota factions of the Creek Indians The
commission will start before the end Of this
month.
Fur Rabbis, graduates of the Hebrew
| Union College. were consecrated yesterday
| In Cincinnati. The new Rabbis, the first
ever consecrated i'll the United States, are
Israel Bon, David Phillpson, Henry Berko-
witz and Joseph K,auskopf
Heavy foods are reported at various points
In the Canadian province OF Ontario, caus-
ing great destruction to property and loss of
life. In the city of London bridges and
dwellings were carried away and II persons
/ are reported to have been drowned
The funeral of Archbishop Purcell took
place yesterday in Cincinnati, after which
the body was removed to St. Martins for
interment A Solemn Requiem Mass was
celebrated in the Cathedral by Bishop Elder,
Bishop Gilmour delivering the eulogy.
Five pauper Polish Jew families were
brought to New York yesterday by the
steamer Eydian Monarch. The emigration
authorities have notified the steamship
company that these "immigrants" must be
re urned to London, whence they came.
Captain James Hunter and Lieutenant
Robert McMullen, of the Salvation Army,
were yesterday found guilty of breach of
the peace in Bridgeport, Connecticut, and
fined $40 each and costs. The Court fore
bade them from holding meetings on the
streets and parading in future. An appeal
was taken.
AS yet nothing of importance has been
discovered by the auditors who are examin
ing the books Of ex- Treasurer Grifliths, of
Luzerne county, Pennsylvania. Three days
have been spent in examining the accounts,
and with the exception of a clerical error of
$40 nothing has been discovered, and the
$1,000 deficiency is still a mystery.
Charles W. Siemens, the English inven-
tor, yesterday entered suit in Pittshurp
against II. Sellers Mckee t, recov $500 900.
The suits grows out OF the failure OF the Sic
mems q Anderson Steel Company of New
: York, whose plant is located at Pittsburg
The Company's property was sold out by
Sheriti's sale. Siemens owned 800 shares ol
stock in the Company valued at 81 900 each
8 The bank at Franklin, near Albany, neal
York, was robbed early yesterday morning
of $500 in silver. The burglars gagged and
d bound two families living near the bank
n and after two hours work blew open the
"a safe, the eXplo ion tearing out nearly tht
whole front of the building and sitting fir
to the papers. 1t happened that the none.
oi OF the bank was in another safe. The bur
N glars were tracked nearly to UneontA.
o. William j. johnson, foreman OF the stereo
If type room of the Herald newspaper, in Bos
- ton, was struck ON the head with an iro
bar, by some unknown person, while as
Al cending the stairs from the pressroom L
I'd Williams court. David Flannery, enginee
lt of the pressroom, was arrested ON suspicion
I Flannery was arraigned yesterday, bu
:, waived an examination and was held il
$4,000 bail to await the action OF the Gran,
1t Jury.
u An excursion train from Titusyille, Pa
h while returning from Jamestown collidet
Is with a freight train on the Buffalo an,
thuvn pfaRf .N,,,
: stantly killing George Gates, conductor, AM
M. d. Colby, brakeman. OF the freight train
le aud fatally injurng w. j. Innes, anothe
lie brakeman. No one was hurt on the eXcur
al sion train. The engineers and firemen o
!, both trains saved themselves by jumping
~ The engineer Of the freight train failed t
re obey orders.
u On Tuesday night .our harvesters boardc
y, a freight train at Whitehall, Illinois, to stes
to a ride, and at Greenfield four other men 90
A on the same car, apparently TOR the sam
~ purpose, but alter the train had started the
IL drew reyolvers on the first four men. ant
after making them deliver up what none
tn they had, drove them off the IN owing trail
IT. One man, named Patrick Knight, fell heaG
,a long from the train and was killed. III
four men responsible for Knights deaf
were arrested at Brighton.
IN At Trenton, New Jersey, Yesterday, Judp
10 Nixon hled an opinion i'll the case of th
e- United States VS.. 600 tons OF iron ore fo
of feited because of differentiation when in
- ported from Spain. Thomas Henderso
'e' and Judge Joseph Wells and petitioned IL
ia Court for an allowance from the sale of Il
ore, and the Court appointed a Commssic
to examine into the facts. Upon the tiIn
las of the Commissioners report Judge NIX,
nd ordered that it 20 the Secretary of II
Treasury for his judgment. The Court d
Vi clines to pass on exceptions taken to the l
m port, but orders that all opinions by Ii
is Commissioners bearing on the law of Il
,r case be stricken out.
'er Catarrh of the bladder.
W, Singing irritation, Inflammation, all XII
.ry ney and Urinary complaints, cured
he "Buchu- paiba." 81.