The daily gazette., 1883-09-28
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u steamer Pinto arrived at Ports
Ibe V New Hampshire, yesterday morn
nou,%G, aGer a satisfactory test Of her sea-going
Qu %.a Conference Of Associated Charities
luz ncorvsctious, in session IN Louisville,
sna .dJressed Yesterday by Rabbi Some
sain NJ st. Louis. gH-,I ,aanYah =
'c"a'D snnreme Court Of the United States
Ine Iinaapmble on the 9Th proxifno, There
VIII az cases on the docket, (which, accord
are so w the average heretofore, represent three
year yot,omsl Frank Davidson, lately Of the
oolyp nJ pNsrrnaduke Brown y Co.. of st.
9Iln ln,. " committed suicide on "wednesday, Of
L' Lou'I, R,nren. Ark, whore he was editing a
dw.Dsner. Vs." Du Pucuhiary troubles was the
'' Tho Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Con-
..naon of New York met yesterday, and
.s",Sd ian,sd Rev, Dr. Potter, Of Grace Church, TO
e n Assistant Bishop and successor of his
.vcIe' he present Bishop, Horatio Potter.
Tbe Assistant BIshop-elect ie son Of the
l.Ie M bishop Alonzo Potter, OF Pennsylvania.
4 reunion of the soldiers Of Southwest
roas and Northern Missouri is in session in
W"yyIlle, iu the latter State. The attend
sace IA large. Among the speakez on Wed
dssday, the second day, were Generals Nor
msnduke and Bennet. and COlonels ADder
am and Dawes. A sham battle was fought
IN the aiternt on
lain Calvin and wife were arrested for
arunkenness in Waterbury, Conn, on We'd
ussday night, and Calvin, in ct ofdespera-
tIcn committed suicide by cutting his throat
sltb razor. His case was peculiarly sad.
VT1Ofhnd 4fOF lRnal oil nntr
n. drnpken wife, he took TO drinking him.
selflp sheer desperation. 4
Az Pittsburg Yesterday, Umpire McCune,
n tbe Trade Tribunal deci1ed that 3L
Cspts Der bushel should be tine wages or
,sIlroad coal miners ia that district from
october to April 1, 1884. The miners
wanted 80 cents and the operators were
Wiling +, pay 81 cents. Both sides have
sccepted the Umplre's decision and there
will be no strike. ,taV 'Htt
The second public session Of che Roman
tholic Provincial Council of New York
W@ held yesterday morning in the Cathe-
dnal. A solemn Mass Of Requiem was cele-
brsted for the dead prelates of the Province,
Bishop McNierDey, Of Albany, being the
eeebrant The sermon was preached by
Archbishop COrrlgan. After the services
he Provincial Council resumed its secret
sessions,
Secretary Chandler eaid yesterday that
'he would take up in day or two the ques-
tiO1 Of the proposed new uniforms for off
cen Of the navy, and dispose of IT," It is
believed that the order upon the subject,
which was promulgated sometime ago, and
thu suspended, win be adopted by the Secre-
isD, after certain suggested notifications
Of n shall have been made. IL issued, how
ever, The order will probably not 20 into
elect before January 1st.
The grand jury Of the Hustings Court at |
Richmond Va, having indicted all the |
Dewsdralers of that city for selling certain |
weekly illustrated papers of an immoral |
character, the newsdealers met yesterday |
ind resolved to isc1ntinue the sale of such |
publications.. They hope thus to escape the |
tne d $500 and imprisonment imposed by |
law, som Otthem propose to teach the |
booksellers lesson by having the sale of |
such obscene works as Zola's novels placed |
under thu ban
At Trenton, New Jersey, yesterday after
boon, Chancellor Runyon filed an order dis |
missing the Injunction by which 1t was
ought TO restrain the Philadelphia and |
Beading railroad from completing a new
SHdgr recently begun at a heightened grade /
cT the tracks of the Central railroad Of |
New Jersey at Communipaw avenue, Jersey |
City, The order Of the Court is ''that the
hImclion be dismissed and the completion
d the bridge be allowed, without prejudice,
Never, to the conplsinants' right to have
abrdgr when built declared by final de-
'Ne to be nuisance, and, as such, removed"
10 the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
Convention at Providence yesterday propo-
ttOn to increase per capita the tax for pur-
chasing lands for colonization purposes
Jn defeated. Resolutisns were adopted
Ftigng moral and material support to
Catholic schools; asking Congress to legls
Ale for the prevention OF the acquisition Of
nge tracts of land in the United States by
megu Individuals and foreign coporations;
hd expressing sympathy for the people of
Ireland IN the struggle for their rights. A.
w. Kelley was reelected President, and the
ahtr officers were chosen as fellows; First
Vice President, NJ. r. Wilhere, of Philadel-
pAa; Second Vice President, j. L. Lindsay,
~ Of Providence; Secretary, Martin l. j.
6Htlln, Of Philadelphia; Executive Commit
ee, j. }. Gilligan, of Grafton, W. Va;
Maurice Cole, OF Jacksonville, Ind, and
Darius wyer, of Dayton, Ohio. Wheeling,
wet Virginia, was decided upon as the
Place for holding the next convention.