The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-06-15
-,oeN1Ne SUMMARY.

lne pa casserly, Elk. United states sena
Eag, ,n California, died yesterday ID san
" ,aJa aged 81 years. -, -.
nptr'' crosprove, of San Francisco, has
d D t ,he city Of Buffalo "monumen-
sered 70 ,mJ fonntain," to cost 81, 200
o uD Spencer, Postmaster at ipsilan l.li
C i,'n has been arrested on the charge
Iss,m,sS" p, 81 800 in postal money-orosr
uld'' n cr,odall yesterday obtained a
Anna D. Sn~ York for $4,000 damages
|Eilct " William lila G. Quinn for breach Of
fe' y, named Belden was killed and eaten
AGoy while picking sarsaparllla In the
%S aeor Annoyance, New Brunswick,
"'I uorhor Commissioners Of Montreal
Tue na' officially notified Of an order IN
AVe @e s'n, Inn Council appropriating 5000 600
deepening the channel In Lake o. he'sr
nv feet. ..o. .o,..,
W MEME, nru, we're fatally injured BY loco
aauS Sasterday, at East SAG NAV, MiehL
o'l'' ne woman was injured I'm tring to
I've her chliu' o.,u...on M.... san.
anrder cases are on the docket OF tine
nun, IN session at Llano, Texas. state
Oul a. have been sent there to preserve the
oop p s "S serious trouble is expected.
Nv President has appointed L. d. GILL
lne iip.mnsvlvania, to be Consul at Novo-
", ~ !, Russia; also, George W. Adams and
lsAI = Fitch to be Trustees OF the Re-
. I school of the District Of Columbia.
r ~ Sullivan, President of the Irish
A isaai League of America, said yesterday
r ISna that "there was no truth In the
W. Ou'' hat that body proposed TO espouse
cause of protective tariff In American
Oitics"
& ,,.lr m the New Jersey Central Rail-
a vas run into yesterday morning by
.omotiye at Glen Gardner, New jersey,
.uyne and Is cars were wrecked, both
..Ls blocked and trains delayed more than
10 hours.
r,,or Moses. with two other Chiefs and an
,. .r, is on the way to Washington to
"Gr win the Secretary of the Interior re-
u,ing hIs reservation In Washington Ter
INV half Of which was recently thrown
Mem TO settlement.
cor arrived at New Orleans yesterday
I'M 100 900 young shad, seLtby Professor
,,,a far distribution In Louisiana waters,
600 of them were soon afterw ards dis
limited In Pass Manchae, Bayou Lafourche
IA Bayou Vermillion.
n ?. Mccall, laboring man, cut his
tSe,s throat and then his own In Boston
s.tprday. He is dead and the woman NOR
M injured. They had recently lost three
ldre1 by death, and McCall's mind was
Iectel 10 cons quence.
Judge James. in Washington, yesterday
mel decree discharging the restraining
Der 10 the case of j E. Blgelow against
tule Z. Mason, on condition Of the pay
Iept of 800 to Bgelow for his expense In
,teniing Sergeant Mason in his trial for
oOting Guiteau.
Yesterday afternoon sixteen car loads OF
luminous coal from the Southwestern
irginIan Improvement Company's mines
ryed at Petersburg, Virginia, consi ned
the agent OF the Allen Line steamers at
Oriolk. 1t is the first shipment of coal
Om these miuts.
Rev. T. W. Chase hanged himselV in a 1T
insanity, near Richfeld, Minnesota, on
ednesday. He was formerly Secretary of
e Young Mems Christian Association OF
Paul, and was afterwards President of
DCieties for the Relief of the Poor and for
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
The Secretary of the Treasury has awarded
pHtracs Tor furnishing rations to revenue
Gamers as follows At Baltimore, to v.
s1ey X Co.. at Newport, X. l., TO j. A.
ddy; at New York, to Whitlock, Stoner 81
b.; at Philadelphia, to Darragh & Elweh,
hiat Wilmington, N. c., to ]. L. Boat
right.
convention of commissioned officers
ON all the commands in South Carolina
Is in session at Columbia yesterday. Its
bfe is to petition the Legislature to per-
n the organization Of the militia and To
pIect annually sum sufficient to thor.
lghly equip and entertain all arms of the
erVCe.
The Secretary of the Interior yesterday
Nd to Chief Bushyhead, OF the Cherokees
eSOO,OOO appropriated by Congress for
mos ceded by the Cherokee Nation to the
llied States. The money will be distri-
u'ed among the Cherokees only, In accord
ice with the decision of the Cherokee
Ouncil.
Inc Star Route trial ended yesterday
ofhlhg with verdict Of mot guilty. In
lne cases, and the jury and the defend
ls were discharged. 1t is announced thai
le other indictments against Brady will bS
leS'rl aud that he aud Kellogg will
called TO plead on Monday next
Oagn tueir trial will not take place before
ine Committee of the Board of Trade oil
leago Investigating the alleged adultera.
~ ol lard by firm in that city, heard ad
.'ual witnesses yesterday afternoon. Two
silner employees of that firm testified tt
SVltl pipes leading to the lard tanks, anC
w. tney carried quantities of tallow ant
v.oNseel oil into the room from which
lesC pipes ram"
1glina Eastman, formerly leading Abol
Vusl aud publisher of an Abolitionis
lpT Known as the Western Citizen, die
@'trday in Chicago, aged 6S years. II
&c suatlVe OF Massachusetts,, but emigrate
OClcaGo in 1899. He represented Illinoi
~. .ue teace Congress at Frankfort,
.,'l ana was at one time in the Consula
'l'ice oil the United States.
telegram from Tombstone. Arizons
W. .uat General Crook left Silver Creek o
" on,, morning, and after severi
O Ou's march encamped at a place calle
;ves He expects to-day to reach Lon
s %u,, on the Southern Pacific Railroad
m rnrI viii place him in Geographic con
,D5 ns with the military authorities
v wy prihlt him to send back the Mexica
''1eu and children to their homes.
Al AZ ,td . caucus of the Republican member
M I n, new Hampshire Legislature, hel
hi al tnlgIl, Edward II. Rollins was nomin
S,n ,or United States Senator on the fir
Ssya n'' ne receiving 9S out of 1870 vote
ser ,ru republican Senators and go Repr,
cs slI'SeS took no part in the caucus pr
,SgS' 1t was also resolved to nomina
RAJ i.s,or Tor the long term, and Henry
fn, h was chosen, receiving "a votes on I'll
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