The daily gazette., 1883-05-18
.,nnNrNa SUMMARY.


o.o,tbrIdge S Elwell, brewers, q Col Oh
siocHSgit Sity, Colorado, closed yesterday on
orluJI osoIosure of mortgage.
iole.'OI horses in Winchendon, Mas, were
FIVE nU' D wednesday night, the burglars
roboea =" s4OO IN cash and three gold
watches -, ,,,o,,r ,,hvs,c,on
Dr. y1nh ,3nio near Tamaqua, Penna., was
Of o9'iIJhd dead by the roadside yesterday
morning -. r.o, Nav York saws
up i5 weatber has destroyed the straw
tne eoto hads In that section, and no corn has
been i planted yet
U',T WIT wrrkmen were digging trench on
VIM Lao, in Allegheny City, Pa, yester-
sur,,tnoy the ground caved In, killing
qaf an DiS Smith and seriously injuring two other
men. ~, o,,ts,,,.. e..
license of $3.50 for beer saloons ana SooO Ior
husky saloous, was ordered 70 tnlrd read
S"JT 0a in the Illinois House of Representatives
yesterday ,s s,.o s...,.
= New York, and editor OF the Eastern
S,t, .6,,rral OF Nestchester county, In
~, r. state. died suddenly at White Plains
on ~" "wednesday night, at the age OF "
years
,.naod AT Pittsborough, Miss, on Wednes.
lant lan ortornoon. He attempted to commit
10, .o,oiie Al the gallows, and succeeded In
%"undIng himself In the throat with small
pp Smith, alias f. W. FOllis, was ar
i,od IN pittsbnrg Yesterday, on the charge
=, nsino the mails for fraudulent purposes.
IT, is charged that he has been "fooding
,so oil region with circulars offering to
send $500 for 90
The Union Pacific Railroad has ap-
r,iaJ for an Injunction at Ogden, Utah, to
rastrain the Denver and Rio Grande from
.nterInu Ord,n ON third rail upon the
Central Pacific track, claiming damages TO
tbrir property The writ is made returnable
to-day.
Nayor Low, of Brooklyn, issued procla-
nation Yesterday declaring the oath inst,
tbe day of the opening Of the East River
Ridge public holiday. The public offices,
conris and schools will be clossd, and the
citizens are requested to close their places
ofbusness.
The fishing tug job T. Wilson of Balti-
more sank on Wednesday morning, at the
mouth of the Rappahannock river. All on
hoard were saved from the rigging by a
passing steamer, except Walker, the engi-
neer, who had put off in leaking boat and
has not been heard OF since.
Boston and Montreal express train was
Yesterday thrown from the track bv mis-
placed switch at East Granville, Vermont,
and the engine, mail, baggage and two
freight cars were wrecked. Several persons
were iurrd, and Mr. Lucia Spalding, who
was standing on the depot platform, sus-
tanned fatal injuries by being "thrown
through the side of the building"
At Harrisburg yesterday Judge simonton
gave Judgment against the Pullman Palace
Car Company in the sum of Sl461 80. The
suit grew out of an appeal made by tho
Company from the settlement of the Audi
tor General for tax on gross receipts. The
court h Ids that the receipts from the sale
oil seats and berths in Pullman cars are re-
ceipt- for transportation within the mean
Ing Of the act Of June 4 1879.
The Democratic State Convsntion of Ken
lucky Yesterday nominated j. Proctor
Knott for Governor Resolutions were
sdoptld declaring for an efficient system OF
ton to revrnce aud taxation should be SC
framed as to secure equality In the rate o
assessments as nearly as possible, and to In.
sure the collection of that revenue in the
most convenient and inexpensive manner" i"
The Convention adjourned at late hour
pending balottng for candidate for Lieu,
tenant Governor.
Judge Wingteld, Of the Circuit Court al
Lynchhurg, Virginia, yesterday issued a per
empoy mandamus requiring the Treasurer
Of that city to accept the coupons presented
by twenty-five different parties IN payment
81 State taxes. The presentation of thu
coupons was made some months ago, arc
the Court holds that as the Treasurer doe
not deny the genuneuess of the coupons, nC
other proof is necessary to establish thei
validity The case involves $4,000 Attor
ney hrnera Blair will 90 to Lynchburg to
day to try TO secure rehearlng.
A telegram from Chicago says that OF
Wednesday afternoon the Executive Com
mit'ee of the Cigar Makers Union shear,
the testimony OF six young girls employed
9y oht Behrman, on kinzie sUreet." 1t wal
SHOWN by the testimony that these girl
WORK from Il a. IN. to p. M, and on thre
nights OF the week till IL p. m, making
punches Of cigars, The majority OF then
receive thr e dollars per week, and, In ordeI
10 make profit from this scantv pittance
ae ehtrge, them cent minute for los
.I'ne, When the Health Inspector visit
'ne place, the proprietor manages to secret
eucl children as are under age" Other op
P,essions are alleged, ani it is said "tht
pace Is only type of Others in the city,"
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