The daily gazette., 1883-08-24
.,opN,rG SUMMARY.


SepielnnOo,, nue. Utah, on Wednesday night
At rLosSJ' ,rsS a Waterman, shot At tramp
Silas AlnJb aloS him and killed Miss Ellen Lewis
but .lide llnIS Of three weeks"
y u''|s noorgla House Of Representatives yes
The ueo,hJ The Redistricting bill max
ertsy paSondment, which will send IL Daci
ing Un senate for concurrence
70 ln' 80, ar,ed from Portland, Maine, las
It is IcPCd "a nersons were drowned yester
night 'naS W.iis No particulars were given
day y n me telegraph office at "ells y closeu
apr %'a = hales OF cotton, the frst Of thls year
Two UTlSu tennessee, were yesterday received
cfGP iu nnnis. They were classeu hluoIlne
10 htnnPni'i ,5 at auction for 25 cents per pound
'na 'O'' nonnis was arraigned yesterday IN
A. paIi' D, g m charge of fraudulently ob-
New ~ sits worth OF drugs from fhlla.
1lnlps Sd, am He was held for the arrival
II detective. ~. ia
,.legram from Cincinnati say the ia
NisS e Cantain Vincent Shinkle, Which,
blIhoe .i,ne Ur nj his failure, were estimated al
I1e osc s'n 70 now stated by the assignees al
s'VS V'oVI o6 his assets being $4,000.
iT Ths .rmy officers of Jefferson Barracks,
inS .T Louis, have offered the use OF tne
lsA aanoi Rand 10 the Confederate Associa-
~ nt Missouri for its annual renulon, 10
IOl l'Ia !, IN Jefferson City on the 2Sth inst.
'I,n hn,,icaue passed over the Ottawa dis
nv nsi Ontario on Wednesday night, doing
NV Nv. :" aama,re to fences, barns and the crops.
lss. S.uosu Two barnes W, re fired by light
nsPY nd man named Henshaw was killed.
Tsuo the hrip Florence J. Hudson, from
VAIL inr Demarara, was being towed out
WI Yortolk, Va, yesterday, the second
On W, nsned Boyd, aud a seamaL jumped
lasi alasrd The mate was drowned, the
esman saved
pr,nce Hohenlohe, being interviewed at
a,onto said "the German Government
a no intention of encouraging the emil
.stion of Germans to Canada, but simply
.a'rsJ TO ascertain how tae English carried
heir system of colonization"
Further particulars of the tornado In
Irnpesota are published elsewhere. The
q sesl reports place the number OF deaths at
chester at 26; at Kasson, 3; Ashland, 4;
Charles. |. Congressman Dunnell esti-
D,,e, the loss at Rochester at 81, 100000.
Ro,b ends of the Northern Pacific Rail
ad we're finally connected on wednesday,
miles west of Mullan Tunnel. The gen
n opening of the road will take place ON
Slb proximo, when the golden spike will
.et BY President Willard.
glizabeth Cameron, 2S years OF age, was
a dead in her room, in New York, yes
r,,y morning, by George Beattie, aged A,
Ebo then committed suicide. She was the
h ol yoremac the pedestrian, and Beattie
IS Ma trainer and bartender, but had been
gently dismissed for drunkenness.
At a meeting of the window glass manu-
cturers and workmen's conference com
ttees in Pittsburg yesterday, the manu-
turers proposed general reduction In
syrs Of about 10 per cent. The workmen
Eed time for consideration, and the con-
renee adjourned until some day next
stk
A telegram was received ln Norfolk, Va,
:lerday IRON Philadelphia, asking the
tborities to hold A. NJ. Sykes, who shot
father on Tuesday evening. 1t is said
les is wanted in Chicago to answer a
sge of burglary. He had a considerable
nount Of money and jewelry when ar
sRd
The Treasury Department has awarded
d medals to Joseph Cardran and Alfred
rdran, for herOism in having saved from
owning William Marshall, Edward Cham
Is aud Edward Lasley, keeper and assist
keepers Of the Spectacle Reef Light
use station on Lake Huron, on the 18th Of
ril last
Professor Lewis Swift, Director of the
mer Observatory, at Rochester, disco
led what appeared to be a comet, on Tues
evening He discovered the celestial
ect through a small glass, but before he
/ time to adjust the great telescope clouds
cured bis view Later observations were
tye'ed by the moon. The apparent
ituated Gin the ankle of Andromeda."
lnFeponsc to a call by Judge Blatchford
dO'ter gentlemen, a meeting was held
Elcrdsy in Newport, Rhode Island, to
Tangr for the reception of Lord Chief JUS
Ieddle, OF England. A committee of
was appointed to carry out the arrange
Fnt, and it was "decided to have no re-
shments at the reception" An address
be prepared to be presented. TO Lord
lerige,
lhe European and Canadian capitalists,
ldpally stockholders In tue Canadian
enc Railroad, who are about to go over
road to Colgarraby, 900 miles west of
lnnpeg, arrived at Chicago yesterday in
peclal train. They leave to-Lay for st.
l whence they will 90 to Winnipeg.
party includes Prince Hohenlohe, Count
le1en, and Lords Latham, Elphinstone
GaStledOwn.
Am kee, Moy Wing, Mob Tom, Moy
and sam Wah, recently imprisoned in
rellttntlary at Trenton, N. j., for an
all upon one of their fellow country
III PATERSON, threaten to sue the State
ol Keeper and the Board of Inspectors
aesSy damages for depriving them of
queues They claim 'that the Con-
u.ol declares that no person shall be
aNed Of the privilege of worshipping
according to the dictates OF his con-
uSt, ana That the queue is an element of
le,e religion"
lt Grand Conclave OF the Knights Temp
~ can francisco, yesterday elected the
G'lng oHlcers: Grand Master, Robert E.
s.,a ,sgis' 9l Virginia; Deputy Grand Master,
's Noone, OF New York; Generals
,,,', " go,l ~ T. ). Goblin, of Pennsylvania;
fSln uehcral, Hugh McCuddy, of Michi-
senloI Warden, ]. Larue Thomas, OF
.'aIay' ~ Junior Warden, George 9. Per-
~ o' california. The treasurer and re-
tsa NJ, were were reelected. The Inauguration
Sss ,Is uarheid monument will take place
Snisi n.y., which has been declared a State
rs re,i.l GnlLed Pipe Line Company has issued
abs sular through its President to the Oil
ps auggS 9'a throughout the country, pro-
as., s 'ust the several exchanges appoint
fs5 I pi VI Their own to accompany the
.o,ii. pc Line gaugers on their annual in
m. byI} ~, III Il. order to verify the figures given
h, i,s i" . .raue by the company, and to in
taS A. p,' BOOKS" The net stock held by the
nj NV ~ ripe Lines, according to the state
nal, r. "ia9e T, on the 10Th, were 81, 1895, ,765
les. Ihe ganrinr of oil nil tanl.a .,ill