The daily gazette., 1883-09-27
..orSlEe SUM NARY.

The New York Herald yes'0'
10 PrlOT u,,Ools State Protective Association
!, IDe DSeesterday in Quincy.
mel S'o'r IN FAIRFIELD, Maine, yesterday morn
IIo IIroo,roved several stores, causing loss
y ols24iOOO' .,.,,en a letter formally
sOnting the Republican ho"ii"S'lo" ioi
leSopr cSrarnor of New Jersey
Vg's'N %sa sernberg elevator in Buffalo was
iu .oved b, fire yesterday morning. Ahe
dfsuO' y ecstlmated at at$l75,OOO.
lOss S.,,mIn : Ellis was fatally stabbed BY
Beu|a%I Be|SaIor in a drunken quarrel, at Coch-
J'eOO n H., on Tuesday night.
@E', i, Gable. colored, shot and killed his
paw Rooneyille, Missouri, on Tuesday,
WIZ a. she refused to live with him.
Nc'ala u'',,L MeCambridge was shot dead at
fs.isville H., ON Monday night, while
tdsA'toIt to qet his two sons out Of barroom
fight a =. sh..,a col1
l9V ots q. Montague, Chief Engineer of
leluS, Central Pacific railroad, at The age OF 40
Jsars. ,..,,.S a T1-,ah 7 ,,d.
lnp'n lnSan@ernusly injured yesterday afternoon
sE usT T,II Of ore in the Warwick mines, near
BOyerstown, fa' I'm.
w iI mel Yesterday and elected James ID.
T",ren. Of the Buffalo Commercial AdVer-
S,', ','Is permanent chairman.
ma directors Of the Denver and Rio
o..uS4 sn railway met yesterday In New York
.nS slscted Frederick Lovejoy, Of Philadel-
MI ash president Of the company.
u.,n,s DIVER, OF ThomAstOn, Connecti.
:, While hunting on Tuesday, was acci-
5ah ..s,.lly shot by q companion named Nc
C.nI His recovery 10 doubtful.
Henry Holloway who was shot dead by
r'asv % Prutt, at Henderson, KY, on Tues
4 a quarrel caused by Holloway beat
aH ~ bis "a wife who is Pruitt's slepsister.
Goat forest fires are raging in the country
..onnd Santa Cruz, California, and threat
.ang the safety of the town. A number of
nan are trying to stop the progress of the
hnes
The President Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
abroad has bought tract OF ground In
CnrjnDatl for depot purposes. It fronts on
NJ Ohio river, between Smith and John
e,ee,s, extending to Front street.
The Japanese Minister TO Washington has
epp granted an indefinite leave of absence
% sccoupt Of Ill health, aRd will 10 few
AN return to japan. Mr.. Naito will act
Charge d'Affaires in the interim.
The carriage house and stables of the
a. le Inn, at West Mount Vernon, New
yok were burned ON Tuesday. 1t is sup
n.ed they were fired by two young men
IN we're cunning In the neighborhood.
0sep Utterbock, a farmer, was shot dead
Ms farm. gear Wellsville, Mo-, yesterday.
TdDruts in an adjoining corn field were
nrErd 10 the house of Wesley Collins, with
.hom Utterbock was at feud, and Collins
n arrested.
The Corean Embassy yesterday visited
GTnOr's Island as the guests OF General
Elncock and were greeted with salute OF
guns from Fort William. After cola
t6 ct General Hancock's house they wit
lbsed skirmishinR operations.
The mutilated bodies of John Jones and
ATd Fitzgerald, both colored, we're found
asrlay morning on the railroad track
M Petersburg, Virginia. 1t Is not known
Dl,her they were murdered or fell from a
aght train ON which they were stealing
h
Lra Coleridge visited the Criminal Court
Chicago yesterday morning and spent
iisn huur listening to the proceedings In
nBricr case. He was then introduced on
lDge In the afternoon he visited the
ae Fair, and in the evening dined with
aOy A. 1torrs.
Sitting Bull, the Indian Chief, was to have
sIrccivcd into the Catholic Church at
ion Gates this week 1t is stated that the
srpon has been indefinitely postponed
btause Sitting Bull cannot make up his
bind which of his two wives he will let CO."
nd the Church allows only one.
heehooner NJ. B. Mahoney, from Bangor,
EiIe, for Philadelphia, went ashore yester-
b morning on Brigantine Shoals. She was
Atel IN the afternoon with the assistance
be Life Saving crews, but was leaking so
IDLY that two men from each station re-
Ealel on board to assist in getting her to
be Breakwater.
Tie annual meeting of the Overseers OF
HiEard College was held yesterday, E.
@swOOd lloar in the chair. Rev. Andrew
Peabody, W Endicott and Rev. Phillips
Books were elected 0verseers for the ensu-
lg Tx years, to succeed Stephen Salisbury,
Elliot Cabot and William Amory, whose
Hns have expired. F. M. Weld and
'4'h AslhSOlh h0Ib IC-CiCSdN NNSAbOOAp
GsiE Years
g. 7, Pomeroy, assignee of Quidneck
Company has applied to the Supreme
Court Of Rhode Island for writ of assist
lce to enable him to obtain possession of
u Company's property, in accordance
'TAl The decree of the Court. William
Spngue and the superintendents of the
1lIs at Quidneck and Arctic have been
lkl TO appear on Saturday and show cause
y such writ should not be issued, aud
y he should not be proceeded against for
alNmpt Of Court.
10 Baltimore, on the 18th of July last, the
ropes Passenger Railway line, extending
vl Fort McHenry to Druid Hill, was sold
GIder Of court, and was bought by Sena-
Y Patterson for Sl06, 900. Subsequently ex-
plOns to the ratification of the sale were
iel ~ and Yesterday, In the Circuit Court,
Iulal I Duly set aside the sale on the ground
,.I -a me trustees could not convey title
%,aat part of road lying In Baltimore
NJ SH1cY, which was included in the sale, as
atfOad.n
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Travelling Incident.
~ Chicago Tribune.1
,!. iN following story was told us 10 the