The daily gazette., 1883-12-06
MORNrNo suMsEARy.


Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby, retired, who
was recently in commend Of the Asiatic
Squadron, arrived yesterday In sWashing.
ton. "a
A telegram from Montreal says that it is
now beyond doubt that Thomas Craig,
president Of the Exchange Bank, has ab'
seconded.
Two boys, aged about years each, sons
/ of John Mc6uire and Patrick Callaghan,
were drowned at Spencer, Massachusetts,
on Tuesday
The schooner Georgia, from Cape Haytien
| for the Delaware BreaFwater. was spoken
when four days oat with four of her crew
sick Of fever.
Three colored children were burned to
death in Columbia county, Georgia, yester
day morning, during the absence Of their
/ parents IN church
Herr Lasker, the Socialist, arrived in
Washington yesterday. He was met by a
committee of German citizens, and es
corted to the Capitol and other places Of
interest.
All bat tive oi thu etudsnta who quilted
NAtioAal CollsaN 0f FhArmaay n WAshtnR-
Un, becavsea euaored man had; besn sd
uitned - a etudsnt, Hturnsd cthsir ehsses
last evening. e.t y yeo9
H. Sic OF Ehelmiiis IN Fall River, MaasAahu-
setts, havel ab,en swindled by fraudulent
bills of lading Issued by Joseph Lohnsteiu,
Of Sherman, Texas. Their losses viii az
gregate from $4,000 to $4,000.
The Pennsylvania Legislature yesterday
reconsIdered the resolution fixing the 18th
inst, as the day for final adjournment,
amended # by inserting the 9th, and
| adopted the resolution as amended. The
Legislature will therefore adjourn today at
noOn.
1t was expected that Judge Nixon, at
Trenton, New Jersey, would file his deci
, | sion in the Dnsmore case yesterday, but
| the Clerk of the Court said he did not think
the decision would be fIed for several days,
as the Judge has not had all the papers In
! the case before him yet.
At Cleveland, Ohio, just teiore daylight
J Yesterday morning, Bee Line" locomo-
I i've, backing TO the fats, plunged through
an open draw, and a man riding on the en-
: zine was drowned. The engineer failed TO
| see the signal lights on the bridge, which
| had been opened to let = vessel pass
/ A man who gave his name as George @.
4 Logan, from Nova Scotia, was arrea ted 10
. baltimore yesterday on the charge OF OBJ
tanning goods under false prefer Gee. On
mis- person were found q number of very af
! | lectionaie letters from women in Griffin and
y other points in Georgia and New York, and
;. pawn ticket for q watch left In Philadel
phia.
A II was stated at the White House yester
lay. hat the President will make the Mis-
} sitsippi river improvements, the Henneplr
Il anal and other public works the sui Ject o
y | pecial messages to Congress Reference u
n hese subjects was omitted from the reguls
=, mes age with the view Of treating then
more in detail in supplemental communica
Z tions.
Myers, Clark and Stafford, three member
'e Of the birds aud Feathers" the youthful
IN band of counterieiters discovered a fe,
weeks since near Jamaica, Vermont
pleaded guilty before Judge Wheeler yei
nv | terday. Myers WAS sent to the House of Co,
IL rection for six months, Clark TO the Stai
Prison for Is months and Stafford W,
ne reprimanded.
In Jersey City, yesterday morning, samu,
ne Williams, aged Is years, Charles Wallac,
'or aged eight, and Frank O'Connor, aged /
ly. we're arraigned on a charge of hghwa
as robbery. They had been waylaying chi
- dren cent on errands and robbing them
small sums OF money. The precocious erin
los inals we're identified by John Corbitt, a j
ise year-old victim.
ne The Deputy Commissioner Of Intern
ip. Revenue says that the collections of int
.rv nal takes already made for the current gSi.
- yNa-r-,' uopom 1e,af $i2s. 200, 900 per a
u1 \ Nyp.ombard and WeCas that the collections
ord LsrtaGlre year will amount to Sl30, 900 ,O0
Ire This includes nearly $1,000, 900 to be q
py, lerted in special taxes In April and Ma
~ but does not include an increase antcipat
y.,, from spirits forced out OF bond.
Much alarm has been caused at NJ
Haven by the prevalence Of malarial a
typhoid feyers among the students of II
Jug College. The professors cannot account
ian the sickness; they say the sewerage a
ood drainage of the college buildings are p
Ace. feet. There have been many cases Of ma
- rial fever, but those of typhoid have be
few, and Of two deaths from the latter
TIE ease one was traceable TO infection outs
usi- the college.
on The Legislature OF Virginia met yesterd
only and both Houses organized by the elect
ding of the Democratic caucus nominees. A
at,o solution was introduced In the Senate CT
- ing upon Senator Malone to resign. G.
ious ernor Cameron's message was received.
ierring to the public debt he re3ommeI
that the requirements of the Riddleber
dent act be all carried out by the present Lie,
.atic lature, and that further legislation
- adopted to increase its effectiveness.
urges 1.-THE importance Of further lmprov
1rm, the means OF educating children of
lean classes" Referring to the Danville riot,
', II says that "a public investigation should
held. Witnesses should be allowed to
tify, should be made to testify, and the tr-
should be made apparent, so that the Co
run monwealth OF Virginia should be placed
earn fore the world as one Of the State VIII
Sc Of tries crime, no matter who may be
aker criminal"
S~-~N-s-~S
LOss and Gain.