The daily gazette., 1883-11-23
MonNlNa SUMMARY.

FrnuCiecOs NJ ~ QfclOtk Oh "wednesday
night, stood: Mcintyre, 2T8; Hart, 274; Har.
rlman, 258; 0'Leary, 2S4.
The nail aud tack mills OF Chess, Cooke
q Co., at Pottstown, did not shut down.
They suspended only for twenty-four hours,
and are again running as usual.
News have been received from the Ever
d ladies' of florida that the members of the
ines. Dosnoerta exploring party "are all
ycl and still going southWaFd."
i. w. Benneway, who attempted to blow
up tho house OF Wentworth, in Dedham,
Mass, last Monday, was arrested in Woon-
socket, X. l., on Wednesday night.
The Allan Steamship Company has with
drawn iurther proceedings against the Mon
trcal Witness for libel, and win pay all the
costs, amounting, IT IS said, to $1,000.
The fourth pool Arbitration Committee
Of Coal Operators and Miners will meet in
pitsburg to- day, to arrange settlement
o. the wages question by the selection OF an
umpire.
b. II. Holbrook, of Springfield, Vermont,
lett New York on the 18th inst, for SPRING
field, Massachusetts, and has not been heard
Of since. He had with him 81 600, but it is
sand his habits were temperate.
Patrick Dodd and his wife, from Attica,
blew out the gas In their room in a hotel In
found inscnsible yesterday morning. They
were removed to hospital, and had not re-
covered at noon.
John McKeon, District Attorney of New
York, died yesterday at the age Of rs years.
The funeral Of little Robbie, the son of
Governor Pattison, took place yesterday.
The shock of his death has resulted in the
severe illness of Mrs. Pattison.
A telegram from Pittsburg says that
new procesA In the manufacture of low
carbon Bessener steel was begun yesterday
at the Homestead Works, (which II success
full, will completely do away with the work
Of pudding"
Governor Crosby, OF Montana Territory in
bis annual report to tie Secretary of the In
terror, urges that polygamous Mormons be
not only impeached, but that they be dis
barred from entering Government lands,
thereby preventing the spread of Mormon
ism in that Territory.
The license of the Union Mutual Insur
ance Company of Maine to do business In
Massachusetts, has been revoked by In
Fursnce Commissioner Tarbox, on the
ground that the company refused to allow
free access to its hooks and papers or to sub
nit to an examination.
Thomas Kerns, aged II years, was shot
and killed by John Steinwllber, a dissipated
young man,in one of the streets of Ashland,
Pa, on Wednesday night. Stienwilber was
arrested. He says he mistook Kearns for
one Of gang of rowdies who have recently
committed many outrages.
In Jackson, Michigan, yesterday morn
ipr, Jacob ID. Crouch, a wealthy widower,
r. years of age; Henry White, aged 3S, his |
son-in.law; Mrs. Eunice White, aged 33, his |
daughter, and Moses Policy, aged 20, were
ut,I mn In tr had
was plundercd Of everything OF value.
An effort is being made in Jersey City to |
enforce an ordinance prohibiting the rail- |
road companies from blocking street cross |
I'M at any one time for longer period than |
three minutes. Two employees of the Penn- |
sylyania road were fined $40 each yesterday /
morning for violating this ordinance.
Two cases of yellow fever-German
sailors, belonging to a wrecked bark, who Il
were brought by steamer from Mazatlan-
are in the U. s. Marine Hospital In San
Francisco. The desease was not developed |
until after their admission. There are no
fears of spread of the fever in San Fran
cisco.
Five hundred Norwegians and Swedes
from Illinois and Wisconsin, who came to
this country as immigrants many years ago,
left Chicago last night for New York, en-
route Tor their native land. This is the
second detachment, like number having
preceded them. They are mostly farmers |
and of the Weather class.
United States District Attorney Root, of
New York, after considering all the evidence
submitted to him that the schooner Azelda
and Laura was about violating the neu-
tfality laws In conveying the munitions of
war to the Haytien insurgents, decided last
night that there did not appear to be suf-
nfta aaF -, ha. E.n a 1
so notified Collector Robertson.
An Associated Press despatch from Wash
ington says "The papers In the case of
by Commissioner Dudley for the purpose of
adding recommendation that criminal
prosecution be instituted, were to-day sent
by the Attorney General upon request of
Secretary Teller to the District Attorney for
Presentation to the Grand Jury. The charge
Is that Mrs. Lockwood collected and re-
lalhed moneys due pensioners"
dispatch from Iron Mountain, Wis,
SAYS there has been no violence as yet at
tempted by the striking miners of the Chap
lngl9n and Ludington mines of the Menomi-
nee Company, but that the officers have Sc
efeljy sent for more police, and 1t is said
6oNernor Begole has been asked to forward
aeompany of militia as soon as possible.
lhe strikers stopped the pumps on Tuesday
hlshti which will cause the mines to fill
win water. The strikers number 1900,
and they have warned others to keep away
from the mines.
lelegraphers' Mutual Benefit Associa-
lloh met yesterday In New York, and con-
4fned 1 the action. of Wednesdays session In
Philadelphia. A. r. Brewer, of New York,
was Wa elected Presidents w. Fl. Young, OF
" Washington, d. c., Vice President; s. M.
taylor, of New York, Treasurer, and G. P.
bIuch, of New York, Secretary. 1t is
stated that S22, 900 has been paid out during
.He past year on the deaths of members,
anu aus the organization has reserve fund
s99,o00 invested In Western Union per
cent bonds. There are 2600 members in tine
Association.
There are no indications of an early ad-
luslment of the differences between the
Window glass manufacturers and the blowers
u Pittsburg. A manufacturer stated yes
iefday that he did not expect the factories
% resume this year, as the Committee ap-
pointed to prepare plans for a settlement
VIII very likely fail to agree. The manufac-
.aEers, he said, had imported enough glass
"a supply the trade for months, and even If
n ale men were willing to accept the terms
uttered many of the factories would not re-
sumo until they had disposed of their Inn
ported stock.
An Allentown dispatch of Wednesday
morning announced that Mr.. Snyder, an
assistant Attorney General, engaged In