The daily gazette., 1883-08-28
wouNINa SUMMARY.

Ihe Unl.eI l.s hat there is no yellow fever or
wall, wal, 'ep eppidemic at that place.
0',a ,ohu Reber, one Of the oldest importers pM.
JVnn hreeders Of blooded horses 10 tne "est'
,aa ,,a Ul.Spd yesterday at Lancaster, Ohio.
dtu eeral s sherman and pa ~ were to
den''S yapcouyer Barracks, Washington
lsaSg Ta,ritory Yesterday morning Tor San fran
Clsr" snanisb bark Sinciro, which sailed
Inc op Pa an the 23d Instant for New
nom "n, ashore two cases Of yellow fever
",o,s D,.at,rv Chandler arrived at Eastport,
secies" W. saturday night, in the Tallapoosa.
aa'n,, "a rave public reception yesterday on.
board the Vessti' Mauo. 81,
uenv ,,a Iowa. died yesterday In that city.
H. was native OF Maine anu ia" Se'Feu III
u. y, Sena,e Of that State.
Iohn Brown, being drunk, fred at tele-
,Ob SOh onerator in Milan, Indiana, on Sunday
XXI xxx, but missed him and Killed another
nsn ms named David Allen.
wnliam Burke, IS years OF age, farmer
,Ta,yrence, New Jersey, was killed by a
l.in o. n mile driving acrof the railroad near
TrpT Treltop Yesterday morning.
n.nrhton. the obstinate keeper OF the
uIp,Sonse at st. Joseph, Michigan, has at
~, surrendered the station, and his sue
la ...or platt, is in full possession.
p,ars have been completed for the new
.nnnr larI yonlt to be built under the cash room
s''t ~ ,bo Treasury Department. 1t will hold
Kant % 900, 900 standard dollars.
The Western Glass Manufacturers will
msst in Chicago tomorrow ITO take def
uits action in regard to ordering general
.sSurton in the wages OF their employees"
Tho directors of the Farmers Bank of
p.smond iI Indiana, have given notice of
hs TIndipg up of its affairs and that all de-
ao.tors will be paid In full after September
e Bi''0'' W. :
Tbo Baltimore Schuetzenfest yesterday
,.aan NJ annual festival at It's Park on the
SlIa;r road near Baltimore. Many visitors
psra D,,,'i nrrsent from New York and Washing
ton.
Henry Jones, % years OF age, was hanged
vsserjay in the jail at Raleigh, North Car
alira for the murder of deputy sheriff
~rile under arrest. He leaves wife and
infant.
A A. L
eonyty Michigan has disappeared, and it
h saii that funds amounting to Slo, ,OOO, the
nronpr,y of townships and individuals, have
gone with him.
Henry Packard, an employe OF Barnum's
Ciru., was fatally crushed by one of the ele-
phants at Cincinnati, yesterday morning,
and died soon afterwards. He was from
Hartford, Connecticut.
The closing exercises THE Tenth Assem-
blya Chautauqua were held yesterday,
President Miller, o. Akron, Ohio, Superin-
tepdent Vincent and DR.. B. NJ. Adams of
New York, making addresses.
John f. Smythe, chairman of the Repub-
lcau State Committee of New York, has in
formed reporter of the Albany EUeniRg
Jontaal that he will not, under any clrcum-
stances, be a candidate for reelection.
James Thompson was stabbed by Alex
snder Nichols with large butcher knife in
Jersey City yesterday morning, and is be-
ieyel to be mortally wounded. They were
butchers and quarrelled about their busi-
ness.
John Proctor, saloon. keeper of Adairs-
EiIe kentucky, was stabbed to death by
Alexander Crocker and his son on Sunday
light Proctor's wife had left him and
ought shelter at the Crocker's, hence the
uarrel.
The body Of D. w. Starr, of CressOna, Pa.
vas found IN creek on the line OF the Peo-
t's Railway, near MinGrsville, yesterday
afitTuOon 1t is supposed he fell from a car
while returning from a campfire at Miners
ElIe, On Saturday night,
Captain John Hall, prominent citizen of
New Brunswick, New Jersey, and a con-
nctOr for the Pennsylvania railroad, is re-
ported 70 have absconded, leaving debts to
BE amount Of $50, 900. He is Freeholder of
he Filth ward OF New Brunswick.
Joseph Gillick, aged 4S years, news
teser, committed suicide In New York
Yesterday morning by cutting his throat.
dis wife died two months ago, and after
htr death he took to drinking to excess.
He leaves four children, the eldest boy of
BY railroad collision at Mingo Junction,
Ohio, early yesterday morning, two engines
nd postal car were wrecked. Six persons
we're injured, William Hoyt. postal clerk,
aally The disaster is ascribed to the care
essness OF the conductor of one of the
Iaius.
d
itath Of Cincinnati, has caused warrants
Oe Issued for the arrest on a charge OF
nmlnal libel OF the proprietors of the Penny
@,' mat paper having printed reports that
eck mad received pay for making appoint
Inc Convention of the National Woman'f
lfs1an temperance Union at Round
axe, New York, closed on Sunday. There
AZ lafge attendance, and speeches were
1slt aS Oy Miss +. W. Greenwood, of Connec
suE Mrs, Mary s. Hurt, of Massachu
''S ana the President, Mrs. Mary s. Burt
south bound passenger troin on tht
~ and vt. Louis railroad, jumped tn,
ahi az Waco, Texas, on Sunday night
al 'le entire train was thrown to the bot
On ol l5-'oot embankment. The lights
rue all extiDgnished and the passenger
oftu 'helr way out of the windows. NJ
uu ~, was fatally injured, and but three per
Ols were badly hurt.
WI George II. Boxers "Francesca d
'u,h' W was presented at the Star heatr
tw YORK last night, with Lawrenc
a,.'aI 'eIv as LdnctottO. "In the third act, tn
'Go,nal do scene ELECTED applause tnat wa
mn"a. Hvu Vines renewed, and the skillfu
nnm"s lg OF the cathedral scene, with tn
o"ssn @srous dramatic episodes attending ii
'Tp' =, ueo the favorable impression"
b, '"S " ffetthinker's Convention, at Roc hes
pg h., 'E% NV York, will begin tomorrow morn
s6s0 ,l,m lnere are indications that the attend
ernr WIN WI exceed that Of any previous gatf
snne,' ,ue oi lhe kind in the United States. 1t
N NJ uuTeG ~ That lectures will be delivere
peda, do, Z. L L. Brown, OF Binghampton, Wed
Prsa,i!, forenoon, on "What constitutes
n,m ro'rlIiEer;;' ~ by ex-Rev. Samuel p. Pu
NH.,W ~ VIEW York, In the afternoon, Q