The daily gazette., 1883-10-01
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hannOoLlvn. AZ exploded last evening" causing
ID s estimated at $50 900. 4H
q iUS" Os',,,am " GIT, q young cigar maker, Of
nihaI Ml'r,"I Missouri, was assassinAted In
st hsp"it n1tv on Saturday night
'uSv 1.e anal public session Of the Ecclesiasti-
IT1snnc,l I1e un of New York was held yester-
cn U,,ornInp IN the Cathedral In that city,
Cayydinal cay McCloskey presiding
wuInm stammlnger, 20 years Of are was
dasd early yesterday morning on For
suyv l,,o street, New York city. Three men
Sn' S,vs been arrested on suspicion.
,ngust Fink was pushed into the canal at
c,aninpati by Peter Donbe3kers an Saturday
I'M and drowned. They Quarreled about
goman. Dunbecker was arrested.
Tbree hundred women voted at the school
.,oction In BinghamtOn, New York, on FRI
Say. Three years ago, wnen they nrst ex-
orcsed cr the privilege, they polled only AZ
votes.
Daniel Dillon, a notorious bully, insulted
pabert R Payne In q saloon IN st. Joseph,
Mssouri. on Saturday evening. A fight en-
susi in which Dillon was stabbed TO death.
pine was arrested W. +"
Tdward s. Van Aiken, OF Hyde Park,
pa Il ed on Friday night from dose Of
i.ndanum, given him by his wife, as abe
.sys ,to quiet his nerves, he having been
thinking excessively" .fl@..
Christopher Farley quarrelled with his
wife, Sarah, in New York tenement honse
Isst night and Farley was dangerously, II
not fatally, stabbed by his wife In the neck
and face, tableknite being the weapon
used as
Mrs Conrad, who shot and killed her
husband, l.. L. Conrad, at their country
ssat in Baltimore county, Maryland, on the
njObt of the 9th ult., has been adjudged in
sane by commission, and will be confined
IN an aylum.
At Roekport, Indiana, on Saturday morn
Iug, store. boat which had been occupied
by Two men was found burned to the waters
edpe. in the hull was the charred body of
man who had been shot In the Lead and
struck with hatchet. 3 !
James Fair, Of Stapleton, Staten Island,
has begun suit against his father in-law,
Thomas b. Metcafe, for $1,000 damages,
for alleged alienation Of his wiie's affections.
Fair and daughter of Metcalie were
secretly married year ago, but have never
lived together.
Judge Hoadly, the Democratic candidate
for Governor OF Ohio, was out riding with
H. B Payne, whose guest he is, In Cleye-
land, yesterday afternoon. He is still weak
from his recent illness and his physician
will not permit him TO make more than
three speeches in the campaign.
The Polish congregation of Nanticoke,
Pa, are trying to get rid of their priest,
Father Gamblers, whom they accused OF
financial Encouragement. Six hundred
members recently petitioned Bishop 0'Hara
for his removal. Yesterday he was refused
admittance to the church to celebrate mass.
Anthony Iehl, keeper of a large vineyard,
near Elberon, New Jersey, having been an
noycd by the despoiling OF his vines, re-
solved to watch for the thieves. On Thurs
day, seeing young man In his vineyard, he
shot at and seriously wounded him in the
ack and neck. The wounded man proved
to be George Mount, resident of the place,
whom lehl had previously given permission
ITO get as many grapes as he wanted.Y
The Coroner's jury in the case Of Rose
Amber, at Stratford, Connecticut, rendered
the following remarkable verdict on astur-
day afternoon "We find that the said Rose
Amber came to her death by being choked
tOdeath at the hands of some person or
PERSONS unknown. But from William
Lewis relations with her in the past, and
from his testimony, and from his conduct
since her death, and from the evidence, we
think suspicion points toward him."
The freight steamer Colorado, from Buff
hlo for Chicago, burbt her boiler on Satur-
day evening when i've miles out from
Buffalo David Ellis, Of Buffalo, and James
Farrell, Of Chicago, are missing, and were
probably blown overheard and drowned.
Henry Allen, of Buffalo, was killed. Eight
men were injured, one Of them-Henry
Ackert-perhaps fatally. The disabled boat
was towed back to Buffalo. She was valued
uS55,OOO. Her cargo is net believed to be
much damaged.
Naval Cadet Tenant, of Michigan, Of the
second class, was arrested and placed on
board the United States ship Santee, at An
napolis, yesterday, on the charge of hazing
fourth class cadet OIL Saturday night.
Tenant only returned from an absence
from leave on Saturday, and had not taken
of his citizens suit before he committed
the act for which ha was arrested, He
denies that his action was hazing. Two
other cadets are also charged with hazing,
who have not yet been arrested. A court of
inquiry is examining their case.
At meeting of Irish American citizens
in Chicago last evening, 3 resolution was
adopted for the appointment of committee
to urge the Illinois Senators and Cook
county Congressmen to request the Secre-
tary OF State ITO permit American lawyers
TO represent as counsel and vindieate the
't"' vi A'heiiSah SiIAopehip IN iVIelBh
countries in the person OF our ielloW-citizen
Patrick O'Donnell, now charged with mur,
der before the courts of Great Britain" The
resolution calls upon citizens throughout the
United Ststes to take similar action.
series of accidents occurred In Barnum' q
circus, at Milwaukee on Friday evening.
Mile Selesia, one OF the chariot riders, was
thrown out while riding rapidly around the
mug, by her chariot striking a canvas sup
port, and she was dangerously injured In
The head. A tiger caused a panic by es-
Gaping from his cage, and rushing wildly
around. He was finally lassoed, just as he
was about to spring into crowd of people,
Two hca'ily loaded street cars going from
the show grounds got into collision, and
one on OF them ran off the track and capsized
ilree persons were injured, one perhaps
fatally.