The daily gazette., 1883-08-29

The nos s.chsSue, c Long Island, and causing
heavy iOs' hsnk :" IN Jeraey City caved in last
sALu vi inp John White and fatally in
sO,in. Rtrick NuTsey. q, -..,-#... a.. 1.iq
Ju,ns r,n,,.m n Hoyt, the postal clerk Injured
WInnnssv,s railroad disaster At Mingo
ID Ag st5on Ohio, died the same night.
'un' ,,I.I of James Mutt, the slayer OF
lno mikes. will begin at UniontowD,
Lymr,v.nia. on Thursday of next month.
leu, O,.,,a. ()sterbart, who shot and danger
Uh', ", sounded DIR. y. r. Hudson, at Hoosic
0uS n Now York, has given himself up, and
now in jail at Troy.
TO.ncls F. Harter, employed in the Lehigh
u.,ier rsilroad shops at Wilkesbarre, was
,t,naS tnaSy yestorday by being caught In a re-
klhVI l,sdng shaft while trying to adjust belt.
'V Ts. pb,Iadelphla and Reading Coal and
- nv comnany Yesterday took possession OF
hon lI' Ruck Ridge Colliery, at Shamokin.
,9e Wore tbau 500 men are employed at the col
Iiery. 49, ,L4 ,gL,-t -
r.amioster. Mass, on sunday and Monday
Lsahts L.J No damage to vegetation is reported
haSond nSn the destruction Of one acre of Gu
cumber
nbering over $50, who have been on a
i,rte since the organization OF the colored
a'ss.n,,men,s as.n association several months ago,
pstnrned to work yesterday.
Yesterday was horticultural Day at the
Io,tsville Exposition. Fifteen thousand
n,o,es rOt, If every variety Of fruits were dis
pparsd pavSgd II is said TO be the largest exhibit
II iy1its ever made in the South.
ton;s Phillips and Jacob Rosenbrook,
,onng men, fought duel with pistols early
,.os,erdav morning, near London City, Ill.
ipn.snbrook was killed and Phillips 50 badly
wonnded that he died in few hours.
The exports of domestic produce from
Vow YORK for the week ending August 2S,
.mounted to S. 1923, ,29S. The total exports
since January l aggregate S2S3, 1926 ,3O6,
sgainst $21S, ,372, ,l22 for the same time in
1852. ......tJ.
An ore train collided with a construction
train on the High Bridge branch Of the New
Jersey Central railroad, near Middle Valley,
on Mon lay afternoon. Both engines and
number Of cars were wrecked, but no person
was injured. .... ..F. ...
One new case of yellow fever has deVel-
oped at Pensacola Navy Yard, the patient
Wing the second daughter OF Surgeon Owen.
The widow of Surgeon Owen died on Mon
Il
appeared in Pensacola. .a-
Part of cornice on an unfinished build
inc in Akron, Ohio, fell yesterday, and,
striking the scaffold, precipitated three men
to the ground. Samuel Harris was killed
and William Carmichael was badly injured.
The third man escaped uninjured.
The Postal Guide for September will show
that there are now As, ,049 post offices in the
United States, of which number 2,176 are
Presidential offices, and 6,373 money orter
offices, Since 1876 the number of post
Offices have been increased 40 per cent.
The Democratic Convention of Berks
county met yesterday In Reading and Domi-
mated Hiram H. Schwartz, Governor Patti
sons appontee, for Judge OF the Orphans
Court. The nomination was made on the
first ballot, Schwartz receiving los out Of
los votes.
Spencer Coleman, colored, was instantly
killed at Richmond, Virginia, yesterday, by
the bursting Of large grindstone, which
Was being tried for the first time. One
piece Of the stone, weighing rs pounds,
went through a nine-inch wall, making a
hole as large as door.
Railway post Office service, to begin on
the ID proximo, has been ordered on the
Northern Pacific railroad, between Missoula
and Helena Montana. This will make a
continuous railway post office service via
the Northern Pacific railroad from st. Paul,
Minn., to Portland, Oregon, a distance Of
l,920 miles.
President Arthur and party intended to
remain over Sunday at the Upper Geyser
Basin in the Yellowstone Park, but there
being insufficient forage for their animals
in the vicinity OF the camp the party re-
turned to Shoshone Lake, and thence pro
Ceeded to Yellowstone Lake, where they are
now encamped.
Several weeks ago Lena Sonat, young
girl, and her brother George, were drowned
in the North river by the overturning of a
row boat into which they had been taken by
Patrick Quinn. Ghe cOroner's jury In New
York yesterday held Quinn responsible for
their deaths, and he was held to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
Hee Sing, Chinaman, made application
yesterday in the Superior ourt of New
York for his papers Of naturalization as q
citizen Of the United States. As he had
taken out his first papers in 1880, he did not
come under the operation of the Act of Con-
gress of 1882, and his application was
granted. Sing keeps boarding house for
Cinnamon.
At Chicago, on Monday, conductor Of
the Chicago and Alton railroad had a pri-
Fate detective arrested for following him
about, and the "spotter" was fined $40 by q
magistrate. The managers of the road said
Yesterday that "they had discharged a
number of suspected conductors, and had
employed detectives to keep certain OF them
Under surveillance"
Jacob Oldenbarger aud Jacob Bush had a
lawsuit yesterday in Justices court in In
annapolis Ind, which was decided in favor
o. The latter. Meeting Bush in the street
.llefwards, Oldenbarger drew a pistol and
nfel, killing Bush instantly. Turning from
@ @plsl he shot Samuel Campbell, probably
!alaiiy y, and then putting the pistol TO his
own head shot himself dead.
eolored State Convention adjourned
Yesterday, after two days session at Little
hoek, Arkansas. Delegates were appointed
70 lhe National Colored Convention at Lou
kVllle, and Central Committee was ap
pointed to look after the interests OF coloreC
pople in Arkansas. A resolution wa
Slopted endorsing President Arthur's ad
innlstration as 'eminently statesmanlike
just and Discreet"
Jules Barbot, an old opera bouffe actor
was knocked down and robbed by two high
mmaymen in New York, on Monday night
~, ut called tor help, policeman responded
anu the robbers ran. One of them wa
eaugLt by another police man coming In q