The daily gazette., 1883-06-06
,.nnN1Na SUM- IaARY.
:, er.n1 rlItI arrived in washington yes

o."i,i Waterspiel IN a quarrel Al scranton
an Monday night
The Crocker paper mlll, ~ nolyoke
lne was damaged by fire yesterday t
!Ss %sV~, sxtent of S125,OOO-
tne eAts onnrome Lodge of the Ancient Order
,Hn,tsd Ine sSW Workmen met yesterday in Buf'
=, Slo The sessions are secrPt' tf
sscretary Frelinghuysen returned tt
Wellington on Monday night. secretary
I,ocoIo is expected back to day. hsl
a man named Whitney, n jail at Herman
,oA.l~ri ulSI for murder, was aiken out by q
%nb J, and lynched, on Mond ny night
The CITY Council of Galveston, Iexas, on
Monday night, set aside quarter @ o. DioeA
~ groIpd on which TO erect = SoO,OO puolic
~ .abool. the gift of George Hall, banker.
'I'0 ,o,aI cable dispatch from London TO
,e Bdston Herald, asserts That queen VIC
,~ssis health is In a critical conoltlon,
'svpre dropscal symptoms having SET IN
Mr. and Mrs. Maxon, Of New York, with
AZ. A.. son on and niece, were badly injured by
runaway accident, near Troy, yesterosy
nornipg. 1t is believed Mrs. Maxon cannot
recover S =,
The limited States steamer fandalia will
,oon sail from New York for Portau Prince,
~ ~ ",otect American interests there. The
TsprSsge will soon sail foF the European
station
On Monday night, the forward lantern
honse of the Bartlett Reef lightship caught
sSs and the lamp was destroyed. Only a
.I0rIs unv llOht will be shown until q new lamp
can be procured. .4 t''
ftrI
hulder of the Brattleboro Revere House, and
1ther of James Fisk, Jr1, Of New York
notOriety, died In Brattleboro, Vermont, on
Monday night, aged IL
Emma Brown, 25 years OF age, died yes
erday morning in Syracuse, New York,
from the effects of "Rough on Rats" poison,
which she swallowed week ago, because
her 1--we was unrequited.
Al Lincoln, Nebraska, on Monday night
aCOroner's jury in the case OF a man named
SOuers murdered at kearhey, returned q
verdict that Mrs. Brown, with whom he
lived, was guilty of the crime.
telegram from Lynchburg, Virginia,
saws the drought In that section has done
iucalculable damage. The crops are suffer-
lpg greatly, and cattle raisers are obliged to
buy food for their stock, the pastures being
dried up.
The boiler of pile driver engine on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad burst near
Lagrange, Tennessee, on Monday, killing
the engineer, Henry Roberts, and the fire.
msn, Lee Hanscomb. Two others were
badly injured.
While "Monsieur La Xa me-" trapezlst,
was doing "walking ceiling act" at the
Park Theatre in indianapolis, on Monday
night, one of the straps broke and he fell
to the STAGE % feet below. His injuries are
believe to be fatal
The Republican and Democratic commit
tres Of Madison and Kinds counties, In Mis-
. sSsi1pi, have taken steps towards q combi-
nation against the Independents to secure
the defeat Of General Chalmers future po-
ttica aspirations.
Officers OF the Department of Agriculture
say that the hog cholera las been practi
Caly externinated. For several weeks
past all attempts to secure virus from in
ieCted hogs for experimental purposes have
proved unsuccessful.
DIS. Salmon and Rose of the Agricul- |
tuTal Department are making post NOR |
ten Of COW which died near Washington |
oil PeurO- pneumonia few days ago. The |
object is to ascertain whether the disease is |
Of The contagious type.
The lO2d annual communication of the |
Grand Lodge of Masons OF New York, met |
Yesterday. The Grand SCcretary's report 7
shows that there are us lodges in the State,
with membership OF 40 ,6d6 Master Masons
showing an Increase Of 9l2 members during
The year
Henry W. Green, mechanical engineer,
slot himself dead in his room In hotel In I
New York yesterday afternoon. He at
tempted suicide twice beiore-last winter
and again three weeks hgo-the reason
being that he had lost 100000 In business
venture
fHst comptroller Lawrence of the Trea-
suy department, has readered decision
,a'Gf ol The Pacific Railroad Companies
10 their right to receive PAYMENT In cash
loT transportation services to the Govern.
nent on the leased or non-subsidied porti ms
OIL their lines
During the performance of a circus at
suspension Bridge, N Y, last night, the
canvas hnts were struck by terrific rain
Squall and demolished. About 1,5OO per-
'Uns were IN the tents and panic ensued.
none fatally.
ine republican State Convention of Ohio
-'a -.a yesterday at Columbus, After tempo
.om nny ., organizing and appointing the usual
AZ luli'1eet, the convention adjourned until
P Rs morning, 1t is still believed that
,1aa tuaAer will be nominated for Governor ON
"s ufSl ballpt or by acclarnation.
H. III Yesterdays session of the International
biographical Union, at Cincfnnati' the
aIuual reports were read. There Ia a sur-
@ p,us o. Ul $4,000 in the treasury. Twenty-Five
.eS Unions were added during the wear.
na., naa mere are now 175 unibns in the inter,
I,rO'ai T oouy, represented by S5 delegates.
c,ra ane man tent of Barnurn's circus, In Chi
,ssS,. ST was destroyed by fire at 2 O'Clock yes
smn' a' morning The blaze caught from a
sh Ar ana The canvass was consumed like
tb,, ,a. no damage was done except In
plsca 'Hst y, Tue animals being in separate
F. Of H.. kn ine management have duplicate
n, Sl' plthed tent on hand.
Nadie,I .ae 9fth annual meeting of the American
'CSa CsrO,a Association began Yesterday in
,pn, ''l'u @ About 100 physicians were pre-
drr.s % " 9rheral E. s. Myer delivered an ad-
deiroois VI welcome. The annual address was
and consis,o,, VI H. Atlee, of Pennsylvania,
be bavinm b,'eu ye, largely Of his "reminiscences,
ToI,s s'auuaIed 63 years ago.
plans fars tt. Nv mouse Board has approved the
Pviut Vanl 'ne eiectric lighttOwer at Hallett's
proved " nIon. iofk' The Board has also ap-
Foot Bani, I'S l4r caisson at the Fourteen /
placed a nn.. ,u Delaware Bay. In it will be
ter and ~ 7S'sU,iroh s cylinder 35 feet in dame
% feet in NJ az iceV IL height. 1t will be sunk
hg0.wa,na.. ."e sand and project "a feet above
lighthouse .nS mark, and carry a fog signal
Thu s' anu Keepers dwelling.
decided Pp'eue tPa. 6 Court of Massachusetts has
Union sara.. ,ia' governor Buffers veto of the |
twas writ,9y. 'y deposit bill is valid, because
Was IN tbo Sl oy MIN and signed while he |
BY nessen,,se, o.ste, and was afterwards sent |
fact that q under his directions. "The |
ar,s "U ~ was tranRmitkad uhay, tho Gov.