The daily gazette., 1883-06-22
,,oaSINe SUMMARY.

MORNING SUmMABAs
-. ..,o. Bsckus, the well known minstrel /,
Chari,,So morning, in New York, OF
I'd yeSIS,e disease, at the age of 81 years
ianS horned frog, alive, was captured
4 leSaun ~ st Washington, yesterday, and
the lIa"u lnage was sent to the Dead Letter
Hce' p..rsv was killed yesterday In
John rjtv while repairing an electric
iDsas A. 0 he current being turnei on with
ght line, 'he
y wa waa n,, Orleans Continentals arrived in
lns LIIence a,T Yesterday by special train from
rovlueI1'M rovhnI Maine. They we're ent rtained by
First Light lnfentry'
pe ius' I".'odo m nassed over the southern part
A,,rlnston IoInstv county, Missouri, on Wednes-
bNttbt demolishing about 20 farm
y hs"S, T,go nersous were killed and Is or
injured .,.. e.. oou,,,
10 ~ A9 oonsolidation of the internal rev.
uO1 1''tricts snd will be completed by to-mor-
~ and probably be promulgated IN an
Scudye oFder' ..
n Boyd, substitute route agent, was
s..ed at Avon, New York, on WEDNESDAY
.St for stealing letters. he coniesseu tnat
sse January last he stole about SoV letters,
Om an which be got about 800 l,..j a.i
q c,orue Robinson, quartz rmaster of Came
Past, G. A. R., was arrested yesterday
uaS YORK, for embexzllng 1857 Of the
~ ysT money. He said be spent the money
Y" snrvjng @ bis mother, and intended TO repay
v.,,ordsv,s ballot for United States SenA-
Us The New Hampshire Legislature re-
,."d "a as follows Rollins, lib; Bingham,
q. 'S Stevens. II; Patterson, 30; Briggs, 20;
',.top. IL; scattered 8. Rollins lost ten
Dtes,
, oommittee Of the Iroquois Club has left
80 for New York 10 confer with Messrs.
1aS Hewitt and other Democratic leaders
~ a view to securing the holding Of the
:, democratic National Convention In
bcsgo. :.
The Washington Light Infantry, Of
arIe.ton. Yesterday, visited Yale College,
sere received by President Porter. In
afternoon they left for Hartford, where
~ we're received by the First Connecticut
gment.
Y staoe coach containg eight passengers
.topped by highwaymen near Boulder
onntains, NJ 1ntana, on Wednesday after
an The treasure box was taken and all
Messengers were riaed Of their money
Yauables.
Thomas Sales, aged Il years, and Alfred
rgemeyer, aged 9, were arrested In Jersey
ty Yesterday by detective: They had
agay from their home in Toronto, ex-
cling to make three dollars day as book
seks 10 New YORK.
Warehouses Nos Q and Of the Gibson
ktIery, at Gibsonton, near Plttsburg, were
med Yesterday afternoon. The loss is
Iimsted at S400,O0O. Twelve or fifteen
r.ons were injured, some severely, by ex-
psOns during the fire.
Tbe mortality among cows In the neigh \
rhood of Joliet, Illinois. is increasing,
many people are afraid to use milk. 1t
supposed the cows are sickened by eating
mail hug which appears on the grass, and
sad to be very poisonous.
Further particulars of the tornado at
Ens Manor, Bucks county, Pa, last
p.Iay afternoon, show that 1t was more
Erucive than at first reported. The total
Of property in the tract swept by the
rm Is estimated at $25, 900.
Charles Kaiser, jeweller, of Lexington
eet, Baltimore, was arrested yesterday
selling d-plated 8 cent pieces, and
held in 81 500 bail for trial. He says
nickes, for which he charged 50 cents
b. were sold as charms to wear on watch
ains.
Eleven young Indians, of the Sioux, Win
bago and Menomonee tribes. who have
fn studying In the Hampton Normal
hOO passed through Chicago yesterday
their way to their homes in the North
It, Some of them will go back to school
The fall, with other Indian youths.
wealthy young farmer named Kesler,
"the belle of the village" Of Nordbam,
pr Toronto, were married on Wednesday
Drning, After the ceremony the couple
rtcd in wagon for the BRIDES home.
lHng the ride the team ran away, and the
de jumped from the wagon and broke
rDeck.
fire in Salt Lake City, yesterday morn
destroyed Clawson's wagon depot, the
Council House aud SaVage's Art Gal
causing loss estimated at 800, 1000.
nrg the fire an explosion of powder de-
lshed plate glass windows, sashes and
,Fs, and did other damage to buildings In |
helghborhoOd, which 1t will take Sc, 900 |
repair,
Warrants were issued yesterday morning |
hlchmond, Va, for the arrest of Richard |
belrne, editor of the State, and W. @. |
all, editor of the Wing, on the charge |
J they We're about TO fight a duel. The |
vocation for deadly encounter was an
loflai in yesterdays Whig calling the ed 1
foi the State liar. 1t is understood that |
ael viii be fought to-day outside the |
ITS of the State.
he Mississippi River at st. Louis rose
inches yesterday, the gauge last night |
wing height of 33 feet inches. The |
e IS almost entirely flooded. Reports |
u the upper Mississippi and Missouri |
w mat the water is very high, and that |
~ damage has been done everywhere |
as Ihe bottom lands. Another rise of q |
al st. Louis is feared.
Inc War Department yesterday received |
~ uenera Crook an important dispatch |
lag MS views in reg ard to the disposition |
le captured Indians. It will be constd- |
a al The Cabinet meeting to-day. Secre-
leIIer said that he proposed leaving the |
1YeS IN the custody of the military "un- |
'.gy We're thoroughly tamed," and in |
accord.
Mother swans Worm syrup.
lnaiable, tasteless, harmless, Cathartic;
,as a%s'crlslnGss, restlessness, worms, con-
patlon 25 GEMS.