The daily gazette., 1883-05-15
MORNING SUMMARY.

r.o,u Veritas reports that 12b sail
The bn,,ad ia md o5 steamers were lost during
ing vessels @nu -
March. e. co ovster and fruit
): baltimore made an assignment
yesterday s...os steamer Pipta. fourth
!, has been ordered out OF commission a.
unn' .ry y, spow storm ragged yesterday in
Az blocking all the roads and stopping
C,,mipg operations
". rl.,,nony in the "Jere" Dunn murder
le'upiGj HLjcago has been closed and argu-
casr nsnt 4 will begin to-day.
p,D II uofTer, postal clerk in Pittsburg,
D. IL ted Yesterday on the charge of
p sspng Government funds.
",~'', wos heavy frost in Orange county,
Iy5-I In,ie nm sunday night, and ice formed
% ~ tse owlands around Montgomery
Tho rr nayments on account Of pensions
,.li"c luu tbe present month are estimated by
gu n Troasury Department at SlO,OOO,OO0.
Wv rotbolie Church at Ashland, Penna.,
lup ln,hbed on Sunday night of altar deco
va .i,n. nan and vessels valued at over 81 900.
tn T1. ar.t Messenger train between Buffalo
~ ~ YORK on the Delaware, Lackawanna
anG NJ" w'.,srn Railroad left Buffalo yester-
DAY.
v p,cbards & Brother, dry goods dealers,
b, ,in1nsta. Georgia, made an assignment
e..,s,5ey, nr5 Liabilities, 100000; assets,
sSOOO
Tbs testimony in the trial of Congressman
rhamnsou for murder, at Harrodsburg, KY,
1,s finished yesterday and argument OF
counsel begun
Tho steamer John Harris, from Toronto
n, hay CITY, Michigan, went ashore in a
",le l at Long Point, Ontario, on Saturday.
Tbe crew were saved
During April there we're 81 deaths from
allow fryer in Havana Seven deaths from
So disease were reported In that city during
,5s NJ week ending May 4th, and Ia deathslast
week.
Andrew Slnired, 80 years old, died at the
Eni.copal hospital yesterday from the
4 oarls of eating, with suicidal intent,
. h, hosphorous on quantity Of match
4 heads
Four construction cars on the Little Rock,
w..is,ippj River and Texas Railway left the
rack near Woodson Station, yesterday,
s Elling Thomas Boyle and severely injuring
another man.
severe hail storm, accompanied by
heavy rain, prevailed yesterday afternoon in
DAYTON. Ohio. Hail stones one inch in
diameter covered the streets to depth of
several inches
The President yesterday appointed the
allowing Consus Francis HaughwOut oi
NV York, at Naples; B. Odell Duncan OF
South Carolina, at Cataria; and James
Fletcher Of Iowa, at Genoa.
The Equitable Gas Light Company of
Baltimore yesterday murtgaged its property
aud franchises to the Mercantile Trust Com
papy Of New York for 81 100000, the sum
required To extend its works.
The coal operators of the Plttsburg Dis
triet, at meeting Yesterday decided to join
with the miners in their petition for trade
tribunal under the Wallace act. A settle
nfnt Of the trouble may therefore be ex-
pCied.
The Law aud Order Committee of Wilkes
barre met last night and resolved that
should any saloon keeper disregard the
law IN the future he will be arrested and an
application will he made to revoke his
license"
Suit as been begun in the U. 3. Circuit
Court at bLualO by the creditors of the de-
iutct First National Bank against its di-
rdors, for amounts lost during Lees presi-
delCy, aggrtgating $4,000 The papers
were served yesterday upon Lee 10 the pom
llentiary
All The union shoemakers In Cincinnati,
shout 5000 in number, will be locked out
adaY by the manufacturers. The trouble
arises from the union men employed by
Rodgers n Co. quitting work because they
were required to do certain work begun by
lOlun0u men
Secretary FUlgcr has written to ex-Rep-
resen'aliye Robeson in reply to the latter's
Arguments IN behalf Of the pottery manu-
LECTURERS In regard to the construction of
section seven OF the new tariff law, repeal
llg the duty ON charges and commissions.
Mr. togtr adhrres to the former decision of
the department that the section named went
into elect On the day the act was approved.
Step. have been taken in San Francisco
lor the formation OF a "National Wool
Gfowers Association, and general meet
lg ol The wool growers Of California has
~'n eilel Tor the purpose to meet on Sep
~Wacf l2th. The objects are said to be ITO
exert lis influence for the passage of laws to
Promote the wool industry OF the country,
lNl lhe repeal Ot the law reducing the tariff
% wool
'eIegram from Memphis says the Audit
llg Board to settle the debt of that city (the
Old cilyJ have agreed upon the amount OF
leT bonds to be issued for the old under
lF recent act of the Legislature. They
llopied the cal 'ulation of Drexel q Co. oil
rhI hIadephiay which allows 81 Jas OF new
oOuds for every 81 900 OF old, and adds $l47
every $1,000 OF Fippin compromise
GOnds The Auditing Board is now daily
Iuldlng the dtbt of the old city of Memphis
.la issuing new bonds. The money to pay
,ae July (lSSO and January (1SS4) cou
.ols Oh the new bo.1ds is now on hand il
ualA, and the settl ement is rapidly pro
slpslg' a.ag All the home creditors of the
VT! nave accepted the settlement"
Wells "Kougn ,,n Corns."
,.L. ASK for Wells "Rough on Corns." Il
ue. Qulck, complete, lNrmanent cure