The daily gazette., 1883-06-01
,,,.,ll ..oa1 mo SUMMARY.

n. ter ColIector, of Internal
James Y, ~ Sscond district Of Alabama,
Rsvenue, 10 Iol w. .day,night. sastc aa4+sfs
died on "eu- =, the Navy yesterday or
The Seereta,I a states steamer Fantie TO
dsred the UI,STG nv Greeley relief expedition.
sccollpAn' ~ M saw-mill Of BlaeksheaF q
Aboiler ~ ohe,ousas, La, burst last Tues
snIder, nea, , EIlling two men and badly IN
judnR loul y.' Nv I NJ Harvard College yester-
The vVeIse.. " oanfer the degree Of Doctor
day reiuseu Goyernor Butler. The vote
oil La%' ,t FIR and Is against. 4d-,5l
sloOu u tom er Price has received informa7
Co!nlpFsSgorL Custer, Montana, that The
ton rom ans lU will be removed to their
Grow lIuiJ ~ thr Biz Horn Valley, in a few
days -, OTTAWA reports a brisk
A leltS' s, '' in lumber, all the American
noveiLen1y, novipn1,ng tt advanced prices. Several
boas o,IV Io", H,'vers are also on hand. Prices
,smain unchahgeu'
I'Ds" n,,,ss Fisher, chief engineer OF BeattT's
ChalieS .ls IN Washington, New Jersey,
organ nH,ed Yesterday morning BY being
vas =, n'% IN the Hy-wheel of the principal
."',ne at the works. D3 H 1#atn,3
eDs'Ds cs.,ol G P. Buell., u, 8. A., died yes
Gen' q NnAbyille, from the efiects Of o
etuaJ, III orerntio on his jaw, performed
spTg'eai oIs gps go he shock OF the opera
,ion a,,s, was complicated BY heart disease.
"y Tbs deerea he of the public debt during
,,d in month of May is estimated at ~ SOC, 900.
NJ niOu hand redemptions during The month
ine D,ed Uye to about $1O,500,000. and the
allou"'I@ ,,nn navments to about $4,000, 600.
PT''o T%o steamer CITY Of Peking, which ar
ia' =, Can Francisco Yesterday, brought
dps dasu eases Of opium, the duties on which
nt @O v11't 10 s2Bs 200. 1t is the largest single
auUo' .arUo of opium ever brought TO this coun-
Try. n
resisrlay morning fell through an iron
VIZ t.i5Se at Sbdtford Hollow, Vermont. The
rl ",us we're badly wrecked, and engineer Kay
Sa Saag,, and tile fireman, whose name is un-
known, were killed.
Tho race between Hanlan and Kennedy
,ont Mace Yesterday at Point of Pines, near
Rostop. and was won by Hanlan With bis
D.u0l ease. Hanlan's time was 10 minutes,
I.ecopds, Kennedy 10 minutes, So seconds.
Distance three miles with turn.
In Boston Tuesday morning, Bartholo-
mew NeAlen twenty-five years OF age, at
,emnted suicide by cutting his throat. He
/. liEel, 10 recover. Subsequently the dead
boJv Of Nealon's wife was found. 1t is
,bonpbt She had been attacked by her hus-
hand in a fit of drunken passion.
At Des MDines, Iowa, on Wednesday night
taa - fhrONE
aouantitv If powder and fuse into the
house Of scbtt Davis, colored miner, who
bad reiusld to quit work. The house was
badly damaged, and several of the inmates
were wounded, but none fatally.
telegram from Petersburg SAYS there
are discouraging reports of the condition oi
tbe crops id different sections of Virginia
HCotton is coming up badly, and the to.
bscco plants are small, and in some IN.
stances they are drying up In patches" In
the peanut section, it is said, many farmers
have been forced to replant, the seed planted
having become rotten.
A telegra am from Hot Springs, Arkansas
saws "the body of William Lenders, ricl
PhlladelphIan, who disappeared few day
ago, Was found yesterday IN Gulph Creek
six miles from this city. His head has beer
almost entirely eaten by buzzards On hi
person werc three dollars in casn and $500
worth Of diamonds. He had evidently wan
dered away while temporarily deranged ant
fallen into the creek.
On Wednesday evening, at Salida, Colo
RADIO, City Marshal Baxter Stingley at
tempted I'd st two drunken miners. On
Of them named Evans, attacked the Mar
shaI with i knife, when the latter shot an,
killed him. The other miner, Thoma
Minemeyer, then shot the Marshal. Deput
Marshal Jas. II. Bathurst and man name
Thomas i. Canon, after which he starte'
for the mountains. Before he was capture
the fugitive shot and killed William II
Brown, one of the pursuers. he dead ar
Brown, Evans aud Canon. The Deput
Marshal II dying, and Stngley is in crit
cal condition.