The daily gazette., 1883-09-07
..o.rIro SUMMARY.

MOHNANN
..nss at Pass Marvin, Louisi-
be FSnSsrrDed on wednesday night,
E's pa - from Havana reports hurri
teegrsTlTb Tbnmas, moving westward.
{ at d" - o.hore near Indian Herbor,
tssI tssotIa, Is supposed 70 % sno 'n''''"s
uer Luz Sa,e,or Logan has passed sue
SOD ol o9ni o1na,ion as Cadet At large, for
ful elaLnitIb y tbe Military Academy At West
pt ,,t Lsuer, the we'll known brewer, ,
rederi,cdss ,dsnt Of the United States Brewers
PfesluSsId SIed in Reading on "wednesday
r'ss' 'tSs he's age of rs years
bL ~, srrivals at st. Pierre indicate
be lases' lasa have been lost In the great
= an the Banks, IN ada,'lon Sn " '"' mum
X s,.t vD r,eported--about ~.
p"' W stoaIce at Concord, New Hsmp.
DO ,obbed on Wednesday night OF
VS. onsv rS some postage stamps, books,
. slU .uS ! registered letter.
y, 81, GORE six deaths from yellow fever
etIS ISSaOsscola %s, Navy Yard within the "A
be rsSSr S'nS Yesterday morning. Private
g. 'DS \. the fast Of the dead.
l'1 .,..wsr Lamport, from Baltimore for
lop, lsoupn,Sred Ire and forty cattle shipped upon
lasm auuB Boston were lost overheard
IOn Gone a wealthy citizen of New
ln TlO Io~, cut and mortally wounded his
don, ,wrsSuesday rS% night. He was arrested
o. ll.. mVu 400 for threatening to kill her.
WY ,..nh,s Passlonist Monastery, near
'os'p ga. burned, and the church ad-
n0'S, 'sS,.maped by fire on Wednesday
ns rSs % loTs is estimated at nearly $780,
, Tailor druggist at Sandy Hill, New
.bot himself on Wednesday night, at
.mo ,n nsipg a pistol with which his
av~I vc~OInmitted suicide more than q year
,or.e of John Everts, at Riverton,
ss burned Yesterday. Mrs. Phoebe
W " mother OF Mrs. Evarts, and two
'nS' oSIdreu of the latter were burned to
=, Cadet Rumsey, of the Third Class
.s.no.. was yesterday sentenced TO
haa Ll., solitary confinement for attempt.
nSs,e ny, Cadet Thomas P. Morgan Of the
th Class.
poctingham House at Pleasantville,
a's frop Atlantic City, was destroyed
'S1 .on Wednesday night with all It's con-
So So boarders with difficulty escaping
their lives
~ s,plosion Of gas In the Fair Lawn
.s,f scranton yesterday afternoon,
ssncrytin. Secretary and Treasurer
FAR Lawn COMPANY, and d. 9.
rood, were fatally injured.
rt.b National League of Brooklyn
,l,y gave reception to Alexander
,,r President Of the National League
,,sgg, AT Rdvcwood Park; $1,000 per-
we're present. A salute of 80 guns was
Hsrapt, the fourth OF the rufiians
rlbel the Riverside stage and killed
yt,>. m, sscnger in Arizona on the
pt WAS captured near Florence on
r,,dsy II Is 'aid 'he will probably be
h citizens jury"
boiler Of steam thresher on the
Of Ahram Overholtzer, ip Dauphin
h. exploded ON Wednei day, kill ne
Brplr ard Jacob j. Kline, both of
bibown. The disaster was caused by
0. water" in the boiler.
ru-l Peters, aged 90 years, Of Leb anon,
al drowned on Wednesday afternoon
Nks Mills, in Lancaster county. With
onuanions be had been stealing a ride
sIIroad, and to escape arrest they
swim across the canal.
bojy Of Eleanor Vail, one of the two
tm Of Mr.. Lewis d. Vail, who were
lsin Key East, has not yet heen re-
hi Her father offers reward of
O6ts recovery, and diver has been
hhg for 1t for several days.
iyette's birthday was celebrated yes
10 New York by a parade Of the
hLalayette Guard, who passed around
aiue Of Lafayette in Union Square.
atue was also decorated by the An
iHd Accepted Scottish rite OF Mesons.
hsarIng In the Rose Clark murder
At Bridgeport, Connecticut, is not yet
aieu The latest Developments have
d 10 cast suspicion upon Amber, her
Nd husband Boston White, the
y man arrested on suspicion, has been
Agei
State Commissioner of Agriculture, oi
appi, has received reports indicating
At cotton and corn crops Of that State
much injured by the unfavorable
hf." The decrease in the cotton crop
impaired with last year amounts TO 25
cent and in the corn crop to 10 per
steamship William Crane arrived al
more Yesterday from Savannah greatly
eed by fire. She took FIRE on Tuesday
ae South Carolina coast, and aftel
nous efforts the f1ames were extin
Nd when nearly $4,000 damages had
done to the vessel and cargo. He
Nlg OF iron saved her from destruc
stated that suit has been brought b,
MOT Willard Flske, ex-Librarian o
~ University, to annul the will of hi
We, 6equeathing 81 800, 900 to the Uni
The ground of action Is a claus,
eharter iorbldding the University b
property in excess of S3,00O,000. Tn
si' II Is said, was made at the instance
'0le'sor Fiske himself. He 10 now il
years ago Benjamin E. Bates, of Bos
lslg "a conditional contract" to Civ
s,Vo,,ege of Lewiston, Me-, 800, ,000
AN slO0OOO more was raised withi
iaN His heirs claiming that the con
.Sls not fulfilled, the Trustees of tn
n brought suit to secure the ful
ran SuS The lower court decided agains
'utge and its decision has just bee
.usu Oy the Supreme Court of tn
\ yyV'omwell Line steamer Gamma, ,fror
ioA August 23, for Halifax, struc
laN morning on Gull Island, New
as"'' ana became total loss. A thic
rnalyd at the time and heavy &c
i'u"us' The passengers and crew, {
raped for their lives" but e
safely. The steamer sank befo
Vuld get pruvisicnk or clothi,Yo fro