The daily gazette., 1883-06-30
--,,,.INa SUMMARY.

Archbishop l..,SIv ~
ps Tss newfoundland MeteOu,ss ..,,esis of Uniop
iIv Dot' in favor oil the "A''' "
8to9. 4, steam saw mill at Fernan-
C. RG"i5 RF5ori5a was burned yesterday Loss
tW,OJO. ror,s fell eight inches
The river ~ business was resumed on
seterday, anu
Ae l''y'' ,lont has decided that the new
lnS u,trb boat for the navy snaii Oe nSheu
the 'pO,r, ,taoncr Laura Bridgeman, stranded
the srr m~'pk Park, n. j., went to pieces on
Thursday night .o.-. -. Aoon an
". uonorsry Commissioner from Can
P0' o. " me Boston Exhioitloh'
'1' " .atDown s woman, about 30 years old,
An u,n"S"i I Sonrinp to tree in Wagner's
W s'd. i.' Germantown, last evening.
Uvla Ssam.s stevenson, said to be resident
l9nO5WnaJeInbia, l9OWaJJ was drowned yesterday
O. j. rI"t HntStng At Rockaway Beach.
'ua' m' uoocle Brothers Pulp Company ct
Ihe '9 0sio have made an assignment.
ay'ODi ..H ities $40 100; assets, Sl2,Voo'
llau,'' %" AMERICANS recently robbed stores In
lNT Wexiro, and fed. A bandit
SglaiRV, R,.,naI pursued and killed both oi
nTu' n nr George W. Smiley, the we'll
Nm e'n Presbyterian minister, died yester-,
lo%" VSn pottsyille, OF paralysis, at the age oi
b years. "a ooo
Dul,us Ist, have arrived in Montreal. The
un,ion lu, Government has appropriated
Go'' ~ "no in aid of an immigrant depot similar
,Sst At Castle Garden, New York.
'a,,arous counterfeits Of dimes and FIVE
,.at nickIes have appeared In New orleans
M dimes, which are OF brass plated win
M lt,ksl ala are well calculated to deceive.
i',T Tho schooner Midnight, at st. Pierre, re-
~" ,bst on the 28th inst, In latitude
ia ia longitude So, she picked up a dory
o1,,inng oy the dead bodies Of two men.
Il Il reported in Chicago that, as a result
~ Conference between the manufacturers
+. ptb,rhed wire and the Washburn q Moch
'o%nany the royalty will be reduced one
balf
Tho selection of jury for the trial of ex.
Treasurer Polk, in Nashville, makes little
rrogrpss Thus far, out Of panel OF 400
nmmoued, only three jurors have been OBJ
aiDed.
Smallpox has appeared among the
.Nob,ye Indians IN Arizona, and has ex-
ended to the Suppais. Commissioner
Price has ordered supply OF vaccine TO
be sent TO threatened points.
T.e wreck of the William 8. Farewell, off
Zane Canayeral, dangerous obstruction TO
6ayiearion, was removed by the United
ktst,s steamer Powhattan on the 25th inst
b was blown to pieces by torpe ioes.
The Delaware river was higher at Trenton
te.i4rlay than it has heeI for many years.
'fbe streams which empty into the Upper
blaware are swollen to a light unknown
hr "A years, and the river is still
Using.
Within the last six months the Port Physi-
Pian at Boston has examined q, $50 assis ed
Immigrants. "Many of them are too feeble,
by reason Of age or other indrmities, Tor
keli support, and must be aided by private
bnd public charities
Through the exertions of the Geographi-
bal Society u Quebec survey is about to
be made Of the country lying between Lake
1t John aud Hudson Bay. The Dominion
bad Quebec Governments will bear a large
proportion of the cost
Postmaster Pearson, of New York, says
that any charges that he is personally or
tetunary interested In any concern or
Corporation TINT is antagonistic to the
United States Postal Service, are entirely
unwaranted and untrue"
I freight train on the Northwestern rail-
road broke through on iron bridge near
NOrwalk, Wis, on Thursday morning, and
two engines and three cars fell into the
stream. A fireman Tas scalded to death
aud an engineer slight! injured.
Stamps on bank checks will be entirely
done away with on Monday, as will also the
tax on matches. In the post office, change
will be made in the Money Order Depart
nent, and an order can be procured for 500
while heretofore $50 has been the limit
The President yesterday appointed Frank
D COnger TO be Postmaster for Washing
ton. He is son of Senator Conger OF
Michigan, Is about 80 years of age and has
resided in Washington for several years.
He was Assistant Postmaster under Mr..
Iullock.
The steamer Madras, with two cases of
small. pox aboard, arrived at Victoria,
British Columbia on Thursday. Her captain
attempted 10 enter port, but was stopped by
The authorities and the ship lies anchored
oalslie The captain will be prosecuted for
violating The quarantine laws.
All the glassware factories, except three
bottle factories, in Wheeling, West Vir
gina, aud its neighborhood, will to-day
smut down for six weeks, in accordance with
llt action Of the American Glass Blowers
tLlon This will throw out of work for
sUO girls
lhe City Council OF Chicago, on Thurs
uay night, passed an ordinance the effect of
@alcl Will be TO make the municipal year
enl lhe hrst Monday in April. This vail
davS The Saloon Ordinance recently passed,
and Practically prevents the State High Ii
stn'r law from going into effect until April
0l next gear.
All but one of the newspaper publishers
Vi chicago have refused to grant the in
pease III the price OF composition demanded
" 'ht print rs. As several hundred coun.
uY printers have applied 70, the expected
Va, 'lCalit places, 1t is believed the Typographi
s4l Vllon will decide to indefinitely post
pOne the strike
NJ, IN Inc National Association of Master
r,u'noers tol at New York yesterday, resolu-
u9n was adopted declaring THAT hereafter
aPpIGhIiees 90 the trade should be com
Pngd t TO serve at least five years before be.
voniug vo master plumbers" The next Con.
ieI,!oh p',lv oil the Association will be held in
baltimore on June "a, 1884.
A. Lain Brtton was arrested in Blende City
anS, anssoufl, on Thursday. for murder, and
in.r G.er oeihg arrested, was permitted to %
,l'O Ills house TO get his coat. He reap
peaIea te with revolver and fred at his cap
s els' killing one and mortally woundine
sao'her. lie then mounted a horse and fec
""ards the Indian Territory.
NJ, number Of persons from various State
or me' III secret at Indianapolis recently, t.
Os,gsnze The Peoples Railroad Compan,
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