The daily gazette., 1883-09-15
MORNING SUMMARY.

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Owing to the low water In the MerrtmAe
River, all he mills IN Lawrence, Massachu-
sette, will shut down TO- day.
A general strike OF the window glass manu-
facturers OF the Pittsburg dis ricti expected
TO take place on the Dist instant.
The schooner Banyard, rom Virginia
port for New York. is at the Delaware I
Breakwater with her crew sick Of malartal
fever.
Iu the south Dakota Constitutional Con
vention, at Sioux Falls, yesterday, the Pro
hibition clause was finally rejected by aVote
OF GA TO 80.
Redro Richards, recently divorced from
bis wife, beat out her brains with nat-lr0n
in Fort Wayne, Indiana, yesterday. ne
was arrested.
The Secretary Of state of Illinois yester-
day licensed the Incorporation Of the Chicago
Elevated Railway Company, with capital
Of &, 900 900.
Barbara Miller, eolored, was hanged yes
terdny In Richmond, Virginia, for the mur-
der OF her husband. Her Aecompliee, Charles
Henry Lee, was hanged last month M ~.
Joseph Curtis, President ot the IFsioa ard
Advertiser Company, Of RochesteT, New
York, and OF the MonrOe County Savings
Bank, In the same city died yesterday.
W hshlhENOhy yNcNSAl
day afternoon for New York, to,attend the
funeral of Hugh J. Hastings. 1t ID not
known when he will return to Was hingtOil.
Wendell Phillips has written letter to
the Boston Adcsrtiser denying that he has
changed his views regarding Governor
Butler, and strongly advocating Butler's re-
| election.
William Runyan and his wife, young
| COUPLE were Yesterday found dead In bed,
| with their throats cut, in their home near
Millyille, Columbia county, Ptnna. They
have been dead for several days.
The Great Council Of Red Men, in session
| at Atlantic City, adjourned yesterday "
meet at Springfield, Illinois, next year, The
| question of revising The Constitution was
| postponed until the next meeting l..I
Official reports from Hayti state that the
towns of BARNET and Marigot, WHICH fen
| into the hands OF the insurgents along with
Jacmel, have been taken by the Govern
! meut forces. Jacmel is closely beseiged.
Naval Constructor Edward Hsrtt, a mem
| Der of the Board OF Inspection and survey
died at his residence in Orange, New Jersey,
| on Wednesday last, from the effects OF
ehiIl contracted in the discharge of his duties.
In the New Hampshire House of Repre-
aentatives yesterday the Governors veto OF
the Railroad Commission bill was sustained
By 252 to 10 votes, and new bill, providing
for the appointment of the Commissioners
BY the Governor and Council, was passed
under suspension OF the rules.
case OF leprosy was brought to San
Francisco by the last steamer from Homo
lulu, the sufferer being native Hawaiian,
of French descent. The, quarantine officers
refused hi. permission to land, aud writ
of habeas corpus has been issued returnable
to the Superior Court TODAY
The young men who were presented with
medals in the City Hall in Baltimore on
Thursday, for heroism in saving lives on the
occasion of the TivOli disaster, are Christie
pher Doyle, John FLYNN Jacob A, Knight
Patrick c. B, atty, Robert j. Mitchell, John
; Gilligan, John stricker, Patrick Ryan,
Joseph Burns, Oliver K. Whelan.
Commodore English received a telegra m
from Pensacola on Thursday night stating
that there were no new cases of yellow fever
and no deaths among the naval forces there
A telegram from Pensacola to the Associa-
, ted Press, last evening, said there had been
three new cases of fever and one death Al
(, the navy yard within the last rs hours.
In the Colored Protestant Episcopal Con
venuon at New York yesterday addresse
" were made advocating the establishment o
0 industrial schools in all the principal South
n ern cities, where girls between six and Il
o years Of aye could be taught how to sew
2 cook, wash and iron. OF the 42 coloret
: minister Of this denomination, II have at
, tended the convention.
: A telegram from Chicago says that the
7 Pan Handle route yesterday began selling
I ticke from Chicago to Louisville at $B
being S3 less than the regular rate. "Tht
Pan Handle people have been for some tim
trying 10 get their competitors to Join then
e ip some agreement that would hold rates Il
= the South firm, but their efforts they ga
0 were iruitless, as tickets were being sol,
A over other lines, through scalpers, at les
than the regular rates. The Managers 0
: he road say if the roads have reductions t.
make it should be to passengers and not t
seal pers."
y w. Montross, OF the New York Police Go
e zstte, was convicted yesterday in Atlantis
le Georgia, OF distributing "an obscene pic
D. torial newspaper, and WIS sentenced +
!, pay line of $1,000 and serve l2 months i
the chain gang. 1t appears that seVera
: weeks ago Montross went TO Atlanta
Il order of the proprietor of that sheet for til
" purpose of making test case under tn
= Gporgia law of 1873. The Presiding Judg,
:, in passing the sentence, said he would in
- pose the full penalty, because the defendar
d was seeking to get a foothold for the pape
which has been suppressed for five years
The case will be appealed to the Suprem
g Court.
Y DR.. Rollin R. Grigg, of Buffalo, has bee
N experimenting relative to the sO-ralled bat
10 terra germs which are said to cause varioL
> diseases, and he fu nishes the following t
'e the press: "By boiling quantity ofhealth
al blood, he obtained all the forms of sacterii
Is Then, with some pure fibrin obtained from
Id washed clot Of blood and boiling it, proviu
. that il WAS the threads of fbrin broken U
: into pieces and gTanules that gave the ba
~ terra, the same results were obtained. N
some blood was obtained and rOtted und,
warmth, and closely watched for tW montl
)e and here again all the forms were obtaint
rs thai the fresh boiled blood gave. Fru
II. these experiments DIR. Grigg concludes Tn,
. all the bacteria OF disease are forms of hbril
: and for the general good he requests all 4
Is Vestigators to repeat the experimental wor
e. and report to the pubic the results of sue
Investigations"
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lis A Voice from the Press.