The daily gazette., 1883-05-12
,,oRSING SUMMARY.

" Blcknell was srrested yes"r- 1r
james " Maine, for making gold 20
'' rackson was hanged yesterday
John H. Ghio for the murder of Samuel
IarS'o"Ti The MEEK execution was public.
iui, 1 and blind factory Of Gardner,
lle W" sop in Laconia, New Hampshire,
o. q aoI, ~ Yesterday. Loss, $4,000
DuluYr 'anss of william Head, at Holly
Ibe nous 'nllonsas, was burned on Thurs
Iiug.' I, ~ and three children were fatally
l'' .,ntbrrn Baptist Convention, IN
lht Waco Trya., Yesterday raised"
so p for the erection OF houses oi worship
Mexico y ro,,.s,ono
I, - iryrr On the Patterson plantation
" Yesterday, and crevasse fifty
',a,nl Sal ten deep vas formed.
Fatal of "Jcrc" Dunn for the murder
a. y ,'' Elliott. was continued yesterday
JIM Counsel for the defense ex-
!, vu'V"- %" .rial 10 close 10y Thursday next.
treasurer Of Boston, 10 his annual
n ad,s rapjrts the debt Of that city on
rp, raI, oI April, 1888, at al ls4 ,35S, an
,orn,.. 9~ during the year Of 81, 100000.
,-,.niosion of dynamite In the Rich
by a. ro,'irry, near Minersville, Pa, yes
i,,H w ,ttarnGln, George Schultz was
ii.nJ Charles Wilton slightly injured.
c.,t.bprg Yesterday, a motion for a
.r.iu the case OF John Coyle, con-
M ~, ,be murder OF Emily Myers in
VA oyrrrdled and he was sentenced to
hanged.
Tra preliminary hearing Of Charles L.
a,,. m at Brook Neal, Virginia, on the
a,g w., Of noisopng his mother aud brother,
n nlarr on Thursday and resulted in his
charge,
,nrso Coructti, convicted Of the murder
g7iIov convict IN Sing Sing prison in
.mbpr. 1881, was hanged yesterday in
nri,op ward He had to be forced ito
gao@s.
hol.r in Guyer's saw-mill, near Nap
r.4 Indiana, burst yesterday, killing
.Il,cr hundage and A, Rockers and fa-
m njuriug Joseph and Levi Guyer and
enry Krsley.
IS Sylyester K. MaeKinnon was hanged yes
Ei,y al Cambridge, Illinois. for the mur-
Of Mrs. Copeland. He asserted that he
innocent, and accused man named
Ne Of The crime
The Union steam Forge of McPherson,
nsrlN Co., at BordeDi0wn, New Jersey,
DESTROYED by fire yesterday morning.
$4,000 About 100 men are thrown
Of mp,oyment.
Tfe Roard Of Excise OF Lockport, N. Y,
ksbIar. lliounrl until the first Monday
lmp without having granted any
kru,cs. Althuugh treir licenses have ex-
aie, tae saloon keepers are all selling as
sWl.
Mr.. Ennis, widow for four years, yes
zrday attempted to shoot Dr., Ii. W. Pur
HI, prominent physician Of Memphis, In
Noarr House in that city. She says the
a.an !, that the doctor refused TO keep
Eom, to marry her
Ihr Episcopal yisitations for the fall con
lragys arranged yesterday il Pittsburg ut
cauuual conference Of Tia" Bishops of the
naoi,' Episcopal Church, includes the
sAmout oi b,ohop Foster to the Erie and
cg Castle Pennsylvania Conferences In
Z SOBER next.
Secretary Teller yesterday sent letter to
e iuolp -Grueral recommending that
IL be brought against the Union Pacific |
zliigay Cumpmy to determine the true
anita Oi he met earnings clause of The
8llm4n acl, aud obtain judgment for
aycvrr sam may be iOuud due.
{. li.J Muller, an undertaken, and Will |
au baschorr, brewer, both marie | men,
bugll duel in one OF the suburbs OF
6licaga on Thursday afternoon, cover the
Elections Of a maiden" The undertaken,
i sp va, the challenger, received several
were cuts lu the head, and "cried quits" "
At London, Tennessee, yesterday Andrew
|@lo', Jng pi the notorious Taylor broth |
p, Who mud Sheriff Cate and Deputy
lhen'l Conway while they were taking |
Iaylur 10 Knoxville to be tried for murder.
As sentenced 10 be hanged ON the 28th OF
uar Ills counsel appealed to the Supreme
|Ouu
seven hundred female employees at w s.
HlmlaIi y Co.'S cigarette factory in Ro-
lLesiyr, y. T., were locked out Yesterday
lofn'Hg The firm refused b. give them |
PORK b,tausc lhcy had s.kpd an advance
" pr cent, and the demand being re
v, d. II was apprchu6led they would
tdke
Hr' jessie X Grant, mother of General
pant died Yesterday al her home IN Jersey
Nv Ats Grant was born in Bei ks county,
~ on lhe I'D Of November, 1889. She
lati.gl j sse K. Grant at Caremont. Ohio,
4 ioIll She became the mother of six
H'"eh lhree Of these are now living
iaWrly; MIS-. Gorbin, u S. Grant, and Mrs.
amer Vile OF the present Minister to
switzerland.
a., . meeting ol coal operators was hell. yes
,i,,, asg1 ,o ilt'shurg to consider the advisa-
'u.l 9l pr llIoning the Court, us the miners
'.,' a'reali done, for the appointment of
,-ugS tribunal under the Wallace act, to
,ls. .,t EXISTING differences betwe n en-
no!, ,'9'e' ana tmploye. After discussion the
,a''e ,aSt was postponed until Monday
N 'IA', "Ileh an effort will be made to have
% rn,.4 '1' operators in the district repre-
i paHlDl MeSwreney, the naturaliIed Anne
van el'lzen, resident of California. who
VI arrested in Ireland in 1881 as a suspgct.
M, y, ,,"pl''oNed ior fourteen months with
Ct, - summation, arrived in New York
h sa ~ the steamer PennsylVania.
a,Il, i''' OBJECT in visiting this country Is
4ng.'lh f,ns= reIti for the starving people in
,,i,t.o,' rD,sa'' AID 10 see if he can obtain any
,,r ',ietoh "a from the British Government
imos,' gyF arbitrary imprisonment Of an
lilrflcdh eitizen."
,5opt. manu. 9'Feoaah, United States Marshal for
.s.,oi, sa,u' 'n 'Hd Middle Alabama, was indicted
s'U., o,gsl@S oy the Grand jury at Mont
sb~a 'oI .it@rd frauds in his accounts
l+r.5. 's va deputy marshal under his pre-
,yytssoF, .,. McOsborne. Five indictments
JoS hal i1la1 DI Strobach was appointed Mar
h. c,1i.'l 1.ou, the time Congress adjourned.
III. whah',, ,',s 70 have a good defence, and that
scr",. %"9s !; lolns is plot among the several
lIn g,a ,r,,, II IL, l'ls party (Republican) to ruin
- 1''. sel INN out OF Office"
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"eIis' though on Corns,"
Cent. i'r "r,, Wills Rough ON Corns." IS