The daily gazette., 1883-09-08
MORNING ~ aanlARY.

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within the last 36 hours.
An incendiary fire at L Akeport, California,
on Thursday morning. destroyed block OF
stores, causing loss of Ss2,OOO
Mrs. Julia P. Smith, the novelist, was
killed by runaway accident ut New Hart
ford, Connecticut, yesterday morning.
Kelley aud Blsckwood, injured on Tl urs-
day by an explosion of gas at the Fair Lawn
coiliery, near Scranton, died yesterday.
r, A. Forbes, well Known citizen of Nor.
folk, Va, shot himself dead yesterday
morning. Peeunlary embarrassment was
the cause.
The snip Black Adder arrived at Boston
Yesterday from Swatow, with the first cargo
OF sugar ever brought I'd Boston from the
latter port.
The National Prison association was re-
organized, and ltherldrd B. Hayes, ex
President OF the United States, elected Presi-
dent thereof.
The American Social Science Association,
In session at Saratoga, Yesterday listened to
an address by Protop Chupder MozOomdar,
of Calcutta, on "Races ~ India"
/. The steamer Lily, rebuilt this season at a
cost OF S35, 900, founded few days ago on
trial trip in the South Saskatchewan river,
about 900 miles west of Winnipeg.
Rev Thomas H. Oakley, General Delivery
Clerk in the post office at Cleveland, Ohio,
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
stealing and selling postage stamps.
Henry Dickinson, colored, was hanged al
Plaauemine, Ls, io murder committed
last April In a drunken quarrel over cards.
He said he was "going t6 Heaven direct"
The First Presbyterian Church, in Jack
| sonyille, Illinois, caught fire on Thursday
/ evening from a burning barn and was
destroyed The loss is estimated at SIS, 600
The Grand Jury at Harrisburg yesterday
| ignored the bill in tho libel suit against
| Alexander x. Mcclure, and the prosecutor,
an ex-watchman on Capitol Hill, will have
to pay costs.
| President Arthur arrived in Washington
yesterday morning looking healthy aud sun
| burnt. Postmaster General Gresham called
at the White House and remained some
time in conversation with the President.
A telegram from MarBhall, Texas, yester-
| day, reported the destruc ton by fire Of
Bemis' saw mill and Z ,OOO, 900 feet Of lumber
| At last accounts the railroad bridge was
| burning, and communication by rail and
telegraph cut OIL
Senior Netto, the Brazilian Minister To
the United States, has been sent by his Gov
| ernment on a special mission to Chill. Dur
| ing his absence from his post at Washington
| Senior Valente will be Charge d. 'Ahaires OF
the Brazilian Legation.
An annex of the Long Beach Hotel, in
| cluding the bathing pavilion and landing,
| at Long Beach, New York, was burned yes
terday morning, and dolph Frielrick, a
| musician, perished In tho flames. The loss
on property is about 500 900.
Little Chief, Cheyenne Indian, has sent
to the Secretary of the Interior an appeal foi
a new suit OF clothes, in which he says: "l
don't care much for grub, but | do like to
dress in proper style. Iwaut the best white
hat you can purchase in The market"
The schooner yacht Explorer, from Code
rich, Ontario, Tor Cove Island, was lost oil
Thursday. during a gale, with all on board
namely: Captain Charlef Woods, John Nc
Donald; NJ Heale and Walter Crane, son o
Albert Crane, Of Chicago, who was on
pleasure trip.
Everybody on the steamer Gamma
wrecked ON Gull Islanl on Thursday, wa
lost, including he mails. The ship strucl
at o'c ock in the morning, and in half a
| hour only part of her stern was out OF tn
water, her forward portH were smashed an
I her cargo was floating around.
Lord Chief Justice Colerdge was yeste
day the guest Of Governor Butler, and wa
introduced to Chief Justice Mortin an
other Judges Of Massachusetts, Courts, Ior
u Coleridge was then INTRODUCED to the Sutfol
. County Bar Association, ana in the afte
noon he visited Harvard College.
h The last spike-a golden one-in th
:, Northern Paciti, railroad will be driven u
= day at Mullan's Tunnel west OF Helene
Montana, and the road formally opened /
| the presence of 8u 8ssembla of distin
guished guests, including visitors fron
Great Britain, Germany, France and othe
foreign countries.
number OF 'geuuine cowboys, with tn
customary accoutremeYts, reyolvers, etc. +,
appeared yesterday in the streets OF Ch
cago The chief of police, knowing the
e reputation, ordered them to be arrestct
Il They submitted quetlye planning that the
% had "just arrived with d lot of cattle" Tt
police, however took charge of the
} weapons during their visit.
In answer TO an application from Il
French Charge d Aiiairqs tor permission
take q Indians from their reservations
France for exhibition, Commissioner Pr
u has advised the Secretary OF the Interior
J. refuse the request, upon the ground tn
+ "such exhibitions result in demoralizatio
!, of the Indians and reuder them dissat
u fed with their life at tho agencies"
/. At a meeting of the Tammany Gener
Committee in New York last night, resolr
a tiuns were adopted declaring Tammar
. "ready to make every concession consiste
- | with honor to secure an adjust nent of loc
. differences" and providing Tor a commit,
H. to confer with the comfy Democracy an
y. Irving Hall with view to securing a sing
a united delegation from This city to the Sta
Convention. Speeches were made denyil
that Tammany is opposed to Govern
j. Cleveland or his administration
AT Lord Carnarvon, who was twice Secrcta
Al for the Colonies under Conservative min
Of tries IN England, and who Is now visltil
r Canada, was interviewed yesterday in Mo
Of teal While declining to enter into polii
cal questions" aud "rI LOCATING them
Mr.. Gladstone he yet said much in reie
,, ence to such matters. He thinks ether
-, will be no rupture hetwtcn France and +
~ gland, that he would not like to see II
a British troops removed from Egypt vet, I
- the two countries are friendly. aud be b
l.. lieyes there have been fairness and lenient
I shown on the Irish question, and that
= would he satisfactorily disposed Of ere lon
He believed the hour hardly ripe enough +
the Conservative party tD come into powt
yet. Lord Landsdownt lie considered
pc able man, calculated To make an excellel
W Governor Genera. He regrets Lord LorI
H. leaving, and considers he has render,
he Canada incalculable service during his ter