The daily gazette., 1883-05-03
woRN1Ns SUMMARY.

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Henry 1aa Montana. He bequeathed his body
to the surgeons so.6 Ar ros,o. @
,,,5.aD D. IN 4 quarrel at Greenvllle, Ohio, yes
erday morning r.,... 100000,
.he failure Of DIckey Brothers, ~ the en largest
shiu sh builders on the coast, ior sloO'VVV'
err The President has selected Boston, At
,.n,a and Chicago as th' names ior tine
thrc, ,br, new steel cruisers to DC buit Tor the
navy. .,....,,,. !. - -.
.,d TWO large stores were burned at New
IIord, Pennsylvania, yesterday. LOSS
$4,000.
The house of William jackson at Bailey's
ua-hor. Wisconsin, was burned yesterday
ia,rning, and his little daughters, Olive and
Rerlba, perished in the flames. BIS
nIin" Woods aud ''Ben" Fletcher, who
.,sr, sentenced to be- hanged at Natchez,
Mississippi, to-day, have had their sentences
commuted TO imprisonment for life.
W B. searight, Mayor Of vincennes, Ind,
committed suicide yesterday BY shooting
himself. He had been Mayor for six years,
S"t was defeated of reelection on Tues
day. ,Y,I n
The building occupied py Jonn u. SLocker
Al. furpiture factory, and by Green q Hol
land as corn mill in Atlanta, Georgia,
WAS Was destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss,
$4,000. tL.5 Nii
Albert Ii. Beal, who shot and killed his
n,rtner, A. Perley frickett, on a Fall River
boat, mistaking him for a murderer, was
srraigned yesterday in Boston and released
in g., 900 bail. o.
The city election in st. Paul, Minnesota,
held on Tuesday, resulted In the choice OF
the whole Democratic ticket. The principal
Democratic nominees had been indorsed by
the Republican Convention.
In New Orleans on Tuesday night John
O'Callahan challenged his brother-in-law,
Michael Nealan, to pistol duel. They met
on the street and fired at Is PAGES Nealen
Was wounded and both men were arrested.
Charles Tyler, one OF the men injured by
the explosion in the Keystone CollieTy at
Ashland, Pa, last Monday died on Tuesday
night. Conrad Walter, the other injured
man has recovered. Tyler leaves a wife
and six coildren.
special dispatch states that Henry
Gudry OF Opelousas, La, was waylaid and
sssassinated on Monday morning while re.
turning with his family from a neighbor'e
lOLEr, llt WAS Iluhlth WIN UuChbuOb, Il liz
assassin is unknown. a.
The axle of all oil car on the Lehigh and
Susouehanna railroad broke at Freichler'l
Station on Tuesday night and five oil cars
with their contents, were burned. The
tracks were damaged, and travel inter
ruptcd until yesterday morning.
William A. Wilson, from Mouse River
Dakota, surrendered himself yesterday fol
al DafI. Lac
Bailey bad killed settler, and in attempt
Ing to escape fired at Wilson, who returned
The fire, the ball taking effect in Bailey
stomach.
Nancy Timbrocks, colored, died yester
day in Easton, Washington county, New
York, at the alleged age of 100 years. II 4
said "she was born in the year of Bur
goyncs surrender, and bore upon her bacl
the scars from whippings she received whel
slave"
Fifty colored emigrauts from Kentucky
passed through St. Louis yesterday on thei
way to Kansas. They said they were tn
advance guard Of a number who expected
to settle near Topeka, and there will be
large emigration of colored people from
Kentucky In the fall.
The wire rope of the elevator of the Bun
den Blast Furnace, ut Troy, New York
broke yesterday morning, aud Edward Nc
Cabe and William Scott were caught by tn
rope and thrown down the elevator shaft,
distance OF 90 feet. McCabe died soon afte
and Scott is in a critical condition.
T. VI. Fulton entered saloon In Chicag
and, while drunk. began conversation
with a l1unger named Filker. Believing
that Flker was employed in the saloon
Fulton gave him 81 800 worth of jewelry t
take care OF temporarily, soon after wnic
Filker and the valuables disappeared.
difficulty occurred on Saturday betwee
Isaiah Cain, a prominent farmer, and "A me
Bailey colored, at Summit, Mississippi, whe
Cain vas struck on the head and so badl
injured that he died on Monday On Tuel
day night 80 armed men took Bailey froI
the Sheriii's posse and hanged him near tn
scene OF the murder
The City Council of Danville, Illinois
having fixed the yearly rate of saloo
licenses at 5000, all the saloon keepers 4
that city yesterday refused TO pay the licens
and closed their places. A large number
citizens signed call for public meeting I
urge that the license rate be raised to 81 ,0C
Ehefeupon the saloon keepers yielded an
agreed to pay the 5000.
james McGrath, who, with a youn
woman, was poisoned by the inhalation
Illuminating gas in the room of hotel
scranton, Pa, last Monday night, died ye
terday afternoon. The young woma
whose identity is In doubt, was in q dyir
condition. The couple registered as jam
Mcdrath and wife, of Forest City, Pa.
Several serious accidents occurred yeste
day IN the mines near Ashland, Pa. Pa
TICK o'iiara was badly injured In the Ba
Iolllery, by being caught 10 the machiner
James Devlin was crushed at the Giral
'oiilery, by being caught between PR
aud wagon, and James Fullen was RI
over and fatally injured at Big Mine Ct
i'efs, seven wagons passing over him.
Hattie lnoruron. the twelVe-year old q
who, wh.lr living with her parents at d
Hotel Glenuon in Boston, set fire to t
building five different tinIes, was arrest
yesterday. 1t is said she Goes not seem
realize the gravity of her offence, and
evidently laboriug under mania caused
her absorbing interest in patent fire esea
which was exhibited at the hotel some til
ago" 7
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