The bee., 1883-06-09

Garitaldi, died ct Lendinari yesterday.
LONDON, June Ian account of the slaugh-
ter of Captain Riviere and his men in Haroi
is published in Paris.
A committee of Irish women has appealed
to Mr.. Gladstone for Communication of the
sentences of Cafrey and Kelly, two of the
condemned Phoenix Park murderers.
1t is reported that the German ministry
has decided to take the regulation of church
matters into its own hands.
The Vatican has abandoned the hope of
establishing diplomatic relations with Eng
land.
Chinese vessels built at Kiel will sail with
supply of torpedos 70: China next week.
Tank No. 20, at the National Storage Com
pany's oil works, Jersey City, was struck by
lightning last night. The oil was not fired,
although the roof was rrised into the air.
Several buildings were struck by tightening
in New York last night, and the residence of
VIM. Pine, in Brooklyn, was set on fire and
destroyed.
At Milwaukee an addition to the North
western Marine Elevator burst under the
pressure of $4,000 bushels of wheat. and
1900 bushels slid into the river. Seven
tramps, seen doing in its shadow few
minutes before, are believed to be buried
under the ruins.
Adelaide S. Smith brought suit under
the civil-damages act in Brooklyn, N. Y,
against Patrick Dempsey and Cornelius
Clarke, liquor dealers, for $4,000, for selling
her husband liquor and causing him to be-
come drunkard. The jury gave her a ver-
dict for S2,5OO.
A committee of prominent citizens OF
New Haven, CT, has been appointed to meet
and entertain the governor of South Caro-
lima, the mayor of Charleston and the mill
tary company who will visit New Haven and
Hartford, June 20.
James Dolan, who was recently pardoned
oy Gov. Butler ''in a dying condition. has
been arrested at Woonsocket, R. l., while
breaking into liquor saloon. A dozen re
cent burglaries and highway assaults are at
tributed to him.
Train No., from Seymour, Ind, for Louis
vile, was wrecked at Earminton, near Sey
mour. David Hutchinson, engineer; Miles
Humer, fireman.; Geo. Ammons, baggage
master, and the porter of Pullman sleeper
we're killed.
The safes of the treasury of Van Buren
county, at Clinton, Ark, and of Bradshaw
d Thorbrough, merchants, were robbed by
burglars, who secured about $7,7CO. Two
suspected persons are being tracked by blood
hounds.
There is great excitement in real estate
circles at Bismark, Oak, owing to the loca.
ton of the capital there. Chicago and East
ern capita lists are heavy buyers.
Judge Foreaker has been nominated for
Governor of Ohio by the republicans.
Whitney the murderer of young Burchard,
was taken from the Jail by mob at Herman,
No. and lynched. He told the crowd his
real name was Fisher, and that his parents
lived in Virginia. He was desperate of
Jesse James stripe. He and his associate.
Collier, we're robbing Burchard & Luk's store
and shot Burchard.
During circus performance at Suspension
Bridge, N. Y, last night, the tents were
struck by a terrific rain squall and utterly
demolished. About 800 persons were in
the tents and terrible panic ensued
great many people were injured, but none
fatally.
The first through train from Knoxville to
Louisville over the New Jellico route, owned
by the Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern Company, arrived at Louisville,
bringing through passengers for Louisville,
Indianapolis, Chicago and other Northern
points.
Thomas L. Shields shot and killed Joe G.
Sitton, superintendent of the Maryland and
Charlotte copper mines at Charlotte, N. c.,
Shields claims that Sitton Betrayed his sister
and refused to marry her. Shields came to
the city and gave himself up.
A London dispatch to the Boston Herald
gives and alarming account of the Queens
health. Several dropsical symptoms are re-
ported to have set in. The lack of exercise
has produced melancholia, and greatly
alarmed the doctors.
On Monday 127 carloads of strawberries
were shipped over the Delaware Railroad
the largest shipment ever made in one day
over the road. The shipments for the season
aggregate $50 carloads.
fire broke out out in Barnum's circus in
Chicago yesterday morning, consuming
the main tents, dresses and paraphernaIia.
The fire caught from one of the lamps, and
the canvas was consumed like flash. There
was no loss of life. The animals were in a
separate tent and were not injured The
loss is about $4,000. The management
have duplicate teIlt. The canvas destroyed
covers six acres of ground.
Rees Fitzpatrick, Thomas Franklin, John
Dilbeck, James Sands and j. A. Powell,
members of gang of counterfeiters and
passers of silver dollars and half dollars,
who have for months been operating in Van
Buren. Pope, Conway and Logan counties,
were arrested in Van Buren, county and
brought to Little Rock, Ark. Government
officers have been working up the case for
several months.
James II. Langly who was arrested at Bos
ton, on charge of extensive swindling
through the medium of bogus stock compa-
MES and other fictitious organizations, has
been arranged and pleaded not guilty. The
District Attorney stated that a number of
new cases would be presented against Lang
ly this week and consequently bail was fixed
at the SUM of $4,000. The inspectors of po-
lice had three additional cases reported to
them yesterday.
The grand jury at Austin, Texas, has In
dicted from forty to fifty members of the
Legislature for gambling. Many of them
will plead guilty and pay the fine. Some one