The daily gazette., 1883-08-02
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tne pnNktt ueot 5kat3MenN tssueuN ISetef-
day shows reduction Of 81 800, 500.
General Trevlno sailed from New York for
Europe yesterday, II, the steamship Gallea.
A. fire In McGregor, Iowa, yesterday morn
ing, burned out ten stores, causing loss OF
SIS, 900.
Dexter's hat factory, at Danbury, Connec-
ticus, was burned ON Tuesday evening. Loss
nearly 800, 900.
Rhisncipation Day was celebrated by the
colored people Of Toronto, yesterday, by
parade and a picnic.
Two farmers, named Green, we're suffo-
Gated yesterday morning while digging .
well In Jones county, Georgia.
The Civil Service Commissioners are pre-
pairing regulations for the government OF
promotions in the Executive Departments.
"Bahe" Jones, colored boy, who, with.
out proyocation, killed John Foster In Pitts
burg year ago, has been sentenced to be
hanged ON October 4. 9Dt ar#
Rev, Henry Ward Beecher lectured on
"The Uses OF Luxury and Beauty" to
crowded audience, in the Minneapolis Opera
House, on Tuesday evening
A party of men headed by ban6 Of
milsAe marched through BlissVille, Long
Island, on Tuesday night, and burned an
efigy Of James Carey, the informer, 'rl
Levi Jarratd, the defaultlng ex.County
Collector and missing ex- Postmaster of New
Brunswick, NJ. j., was captured on Tuesday
at Niagara Falls. He is "short3 as collector
about $4,000. ~
Peter A. Mezenzehla, a farmer, att mpted
| yesterday morning to kill his wife and
commit suicide, near St. Louis. The pistol
| was too small, and both will recover. Jeal-
ousy was the cause. s, 4S
| Treasurer Burke, of Louisiana announces
| that the semi-alnual interest on the Louisi-
ana Three Per Cent. "Baby" bonds viii be
paid on presentation at the State National
Bank OF New Orleans.
Charles II, Ward 81 Co., boot and sho,
manufacturers of Boston and Brockton,
made an assignment yesterday. Liabilities
are $3.50, 900; assets unknown. f. Shaw &
Bro. there owe the firm S200, ,0U0
| At Troeadie, Nova Scotia, on Tuesday,
| Francis Bowie and RandallMc Donald quar-
| relied about some land. While they were
quarrelling Is year-old son of Bowie ap-
peared with a shotgun and killed Nc
Donald.
Indian Inspector Ward has been desig-
| mated to fill the vacancy on the Commission
recently appointed 10 settle the differences
between the Creek factions In the Indian
Territory. He takes the place Of Represen.
| tative Haskell, who Is sick. ..
The Springvale Mil Company, of Spring.
vale, Maine, manufacturer of print cloths
is reported to have suspended. 1t had q
paid capital of 100000 e.. w. Holbrook
| of New York, who made an assignment re.
Gently, was largely Interested in the com
pany.
The Lancaster Watch Company, of Ian
caster. Penna., suspended YESTERDAY, owing
to the failure OF A. Bitner, lately manager
and principal stockholder Of the company
The directors say the suspension will onl,
be temporary. 1t throws $50 hands out o
work.
Vice Chancellor Bird, at Trenton, New
Jersey, has appointed John B. Alpaugh Ft
ceiver Of the City Pottery Company It 4
understood that some of the creditors, VIII,
are opposed to the Company's propert
going into the hands of receiver, will
appeal.
The New York Railroad Commissioner
Yesterday recommended and the New Yorl
Central and Hudson River and the New
York, Lake Erie and Western railroa,
Companies abolish the charge of one cen
, per bushel for elevating grain from thei
docks into vessels.
: The Exhibition at Louisville was formal
: opened yesterday morning, in presence G
t thousands of visitors. After an address b
, the Mayor, Governor Blackburn introduce
President Arthur, who opened the Exhib
ton by pulling string which set the ma
: chtnery In motion.
The Executive Council of Seven of tn
J Irish National League of America was Il
I session at Manhattan Beach yesterday
r Alexander Sullivan, the President, In tn
chair. There were present Patrick Egai
and Matthew Harris, OF Ireland, and Rev
/ ~
of the National League.
In the United States Circuit Court a
Trenton, N. j., yesterday morning, Judg
Nixon filed an opinion Diminishing with cost
the complainant's bill in the suit of Jaco
d. Joslyn against the Star Rubber Com
pany for n infringement of letters paten
granted to the complainant August IS, 1885,
, The answer of the defendant admitted tn
use OF the patent, but denied any ownershi
by the complainant.
A certificate of Incorporation of the Ex
change Telegraph Company was filed yer
s terday in New York. The line is to ru
b from that city to San francisco, touching
q all intermediate points desired. The capj
shares OF 500 each, with provision for a
0 increase, The incorporators are s. D. Fielt
, q, Fl. Hurd, Alex. Thain, J. Bentley SOUR
a and James C. Jewett.
: The Thirteenth annual Convention of tn
q Catholic Total Abstinence Union of Amer
ica opened Yesterday, in Brooklyn. Th
delegates, $50 in number, heard mass in tn
u Cathedral, and were briefly addressed b
s Bishop Loughlip. They then, preceded b
n baud of music and escortee by uniforme
! cadets from Philadelphia, proceeded to th
% hall where the Convention opened. Re,
Joseph B. Cotter, of Winona, Minnesota
President of the National Union, occupie
= the chair, ard Philip A Nolan, Of Phil ade
y phia, the General Secretary, acted as R
: corder.
= The inquest of the victims of the Carlyo
= :, disaster was concluded yesterday, in RI
81 chester, New York. Last evening the iui
rendered verdict that "the freight car 0
the side track was blown partly on the ma
Il track, and that it could not have been pr,
perly secured" They censure the Dep
) Agent, William Barry, "for not examinin
II the car before leaving the station the niel
of the accident" and give as their opinio
tina" every station on the Rome, Waterlow
and Ogdensburg Railroad should be gual dc
by competent watchman until the la
train passes over the road at night" 1t
X stated that "all the valuahles of those ktlle
y are properly cared for by the Coroner an
5. are being returned to those authorized t,
), receive them, "and that "the repor. that tn
e railroad officials were negligent in the pc
'e formance of their duties is untrue"
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