The daily gazette., 1883-05-17
.,ouNING SUMMARY.

or silesla arrived at New YORK
The steame, men Naples, with Ills Italian
na6 T Hazlett was shot deao aOrnipg ~ - ~
JGseIRp In yicksburg, yesterday morns' "p
parenI! ndersop, 96 years of age, being IN
R. b, anu, noy committed suicide at baiti-
Tanl o. Cassi.rday ,h.r by jumping from a Terry
boat .,,c.s norton Of the little town OF
X lhe 'bbguf river, La, was destroyeu
a.,srIay alU' m morning by an 'ncenuiA' A'
Los '-O,y s.1 q Beeson, member of the In
Mnnia" ,isiature. committed suicide IN
dana .,onI INV Yesterday morning by cutting MS
is.o.t S.,nVitb With pocket knife
'nIO'' D., IN Hamburg, Iowa, on Tuesday
n'e !" "d.stroyed w. II. Woods block
morning ,'i,5ings of the Hamburg Marble
.6d % y, W causing q loss Of S22, ,OOO'
S,fA'' 'a,'ia sr neor Butte, Montana, on Tues
Atu"isI m"%I fences and dwellings, ana DieW
1a -n !, soD feet of a flume, severely inJurihg
GONn Wv onp of whom has since died.
y, ru ,n's. secretary of the State Board Of Agri-
lue oI Kansas reports that the farmers
sal'ufe S,.,a a, bold over 8, 900, 900 bushels OF
o. 'na. S., s and over 81 900 900 bushels OF old
corn , rhonso, Con-
,,sssman, at Harrodsburg' heh'ucAys lo1
mnr1sr of Walter h. Davis, resulted
u' un',DrJay ,I in his acquittal. The jury were
but 40 hour.
~ Th. ypsrly meeting of the German Bap-
.,..i u' ~ DuGkards, opened on Tuesday in
pi,I,.yck psS, Grove, near Lawrence, Kansas
TssrIv Vs",L 10000 people were in attendance
w., al psrts of the United States.
Tho damage done in Preble county, Ohio,
Nv Monday nights storm is estimated at
snN0 In Indiana, the little village OF
W.terloo was almost entirely destroyed,
,nIr three houses being left standing.
4, rumored ia Ottawa that the Cree In
Alan. are gathering for the purpose OF agaiA
a,as.ing thp line to attack the American
IrSans The latest official advices, how
,v,, report the Crees is be perfectly
quiet.
Tho corner stone of the new Hebrew Or
,b,n ASYLUM in New York was laid yester-
S,v The building will front on Tenth ave-
1ns betypen one Hundred and Thirty
TTtb and One Hundred and Thirty eighth
streets, and will cost SG00,OOO.
Ills announced that the Peking Govern
ueut has decided to establish a Chinese
Consulate in Chicago for the protection OF
NJ subjects in that city, about 700 in num-
hen The Consulate will consist of two
members. one Chinese, the other American.
Thomas Lucas, detective of the Citi-
Ens Committee in Washington, has brought
suit for criminal libel against Oscar X.
Harris, managing editor of the EVeni,aq
Critic, because that journal asserted that
Lucas was an associate of thieves and pick
pockets.
An engine and eighteen freight cars on
NE Reading and Columbia Railroad were
thrown down an embankment near Eph-
na, Penna, yesterday afternoon, by a
plank which had been placed across the
track George w. Ham, master mechanic
Of The road, was killed.
dead lock was caused In the Illinois
HOuse Of Representatives OH Tuesday by
the opponents OF high license. Yesterday
morning enough friends of high license raj
lied 10 break the deadlock long enough to
pass an amendment tiXihg beer licenses at
s2jO and whiskj Licences at $500.
The Presto and Directors of the Massa-
thusctts Central Railroad yesterday endea-
vOryi to induce the Trustees to take the re-
spou,itilily Of continuing to operate the
road, for the present at least, but were un-
successful, and all the trains on the road
were withdrawn at midnight, in accordance
with The notification
The naval review at Fortress Monroe took
Place yesterday morning. Four steam
launches AMI twenty-five barges landed 500
"ble Jackets luu marines and four pieces
OF ordnance. Canlnander Bridgman formed
ihe battalion, which marched to the Fort
aud was reviewed by Admiral Cooper and
Gehefa retiy, alter which it returned tn
the vessrls
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
he h'lsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad was held yesterday in Plttsburg
lle gross earnings of the road ia 1889 were
rporied at l0,s9l 300; the expenses at S.
"+9o9, An election for three directors re-
Iu'el in the choice Of John Shermand and
b, Harris, Of Ohio, and George B.
Roberts, Of Philadelphia.
Inc Democratic State Convention of Ken.
t%u,6y met Yesterday in Louisville Isaac
UalqwrII el Louisville, was chosen perma
ntnl chairman. A resolution was adopted
Wafop ttr candidate receiving the lowest
uu'norr oi votes on the seventh ballot anC
'ayl succeeding ballot until nomination II
,taehtd Tor each office" The first ballot
TUr u, Nominee for Governor resulted
iio, IaGiaaS l.. Jones, 2O54; j. Proctor Knott
\ II, .'' SIMON nl, b. Buckner, l4324; Charlei
rs,.a Oa,'o' 'o't' NJ. IL, Owsley, 110N. Ne
Sas S,,ai! u a choice, 1863. The Convention
~eh Iook recess until evening.
LABOR NOTES.