The daily gazette., 1883-03-03
MORNING susrMARY.

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Lowe A. Dennison, aged 10 years, de-
yourer OF dime novels, shot himself dead in
New London, Conn, last night.
The flour mill Of A. w. Lawrence & Co,
At Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin, was burned on
Thursday will :, 900 bushels Of grain. Loss
$685. 900
The city OF San Francisco was dark on
Thursday night. AZ the street lamps were
removed because there was no money to pay
the gas bills.
Lyken's Opera House and half the block
ON the north side OF the public square in
Columbus, Kansas, were burned on Thurs
day night. Loss S42 600.
The expedition directed by the Governor
OF Virginia against oyster tresspassers, has
captured five vessels; with crews numbering
40 men, and turned them overto the author
tiles.
Col. A. X. Mcclure of the Philadelphia
Tines, was arrested In Harrisburg yester-
day on the charge of libel on John Gala
CHER, watehman at the Capitol. The de-
fendant gave bail in $500.
Governor Stephens OF Georgia, has been
sick since his return to Atlanta from the
Savannah Centennial, two weeks ago. He
finds it difficult to retain nourishment, and
his condition exeltes anxiety.
Madame Christine Nilsson continues her
successful American tour. She gave her
AZ concert at Cincinnati on Thursday night
TO q large audience, The 40 concerts have
produced $500, l49 gross receipts.
At Columbus, Ohio, the jury in the case
of j. D. Watson, lobbyist, charged with at
tempting to bribe member of the Legisla-
ture last winter, yesterday rendered q ver-
diet of guilty. Sentence was deferred.
Walter j. Hosford, young married man
- xta 81.
asked girl to marry him. She refused,
whereupon he fired seven shots at her with
out effect, and then fatally shot himself.
General Peter j. Sullivan, who was Colo
mel of the Forty-eighth Ohio Regiment in
the war for the Union, and Minister to Co
lombia under Presidents johnson and
Grant, died yesterday at Cincinnati, aged 62
years.
A package containing seventy 81 900 five
per cent bonds of the Peoples Passenger
Railway Company was stolen yesterday
from the Treasurer's apartment of the
building OF the Guarantee Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, Philadelphia.
A fire in Monongahela City, Penna., early
yesterday morning, destroyed Cooper's pho
toeraph gallery and pool room, Lodag's
meat market, the Record printing otfice,t two
millinery stores, q confectionery and Nc
mated at $4,000.
An omnibus was run into by a railroad
train at a street crossing in Bath, New
York, yesterday, and demolished. Three
persons were injured, X. q. Willard, Super
intendent of Construction of the New York
and Pennsylvania Telegraph and Telephone
Company Of Elmira, fatally.
A telegram from FL Paso, Texas, says that,
on Tuesday last, a party of ranchmen near
Chihuheca, Mexico, raided an Indian camp,
killed l2 men and captured 30 women and
children. The rancheros marched through
Chihuahua with the scalps Of the dead In
dians "strung on long poles"
Virgins, the Canadian weather prophets
being interviewed yesterday, adhered to his
prediction of great storm from March 9th
to 1lth. He said: sit will be as great
storm as ever occurred upon the earth or
can possibly occur. ] am positive that
tidal wave will occur in the bay OF Bengal,
on the coast of Australia and in the Gulf of
Mexico"