The daily gazette., 1883-06-08
nonrrN.s sUMMAET.

..,,ed that the wheat crop In Berki
II 10 will be reduced one-third Dy
eouny, res of the Hessian n.y.
the rS''e ecrr,ucei was fatally stabbed by
Pao3 ncnublo in a quarrel In Water
DomeHm,oV mo,'n on wednesday night.
bury ooH' Edwards was shot dead by his
.nson. George Marshall, 70 .Auy guar
sisEosSi si Louis, on Wednesday night
re, ~. !. George Redhair and his wife were
MI MI while crossing swollen creek,
droHFIr FRIrreckinrldge, Miss, on Wednesday
nea, I'm. '.o,mer Austrian arrived at Boston
Inc i", With S42 steerage passengers frcm
ytnd yt'pndd many of whom will go TO work 10
New Hampshire mills .allal.t ng
s,v,een striking coal miners wno lntei-
oNoGb oI,b new men at Plnkney Hill, I'LL
iereo ''are "are arrested on Wednesday and com
mItted in default OF ball.
,olecram from San Francisco says the
s.s.snte q, npowder explosion was less
.9,,s oaI," than al first reported. .Those VINO
,s.re killed were Chinamen.
N'' n.ho,omew Nealon, who wounded his
,p' pas Sarah and then cut his throat, In Bos-
wle the 30th ult., died on "wednesday
Wn, ~ a,om the effect of his wounds.
W. TSa y. wire drawers at divers mills, Pitts
burO who struck against reouctlon q ~
Usr cent will resume 70 gay, naVlng CON =
ppromised on reduction OF o per cent 81
samuel Frost stepped from 4 train while
u vss crossing bridge near New Holland,
,. on Wednesday night, and fell to the
,o.d 25 feet below. His injuries are mortal.
Orders were received at Grown Point, N.
nn wednesday, TO blow out the furnaces.
WI in the mines will not be sus-
..Oaed hut the production will be dimin-
khed.
wbus two Mexican horse thieves were
,,,ng conveyed from Gonzales to San Diego,
Twas Tt,~S few days ago, they were taken
t.on tbe officers by twenty-five men and
lynched.
Herman Zimmerman, wealthy farmer,
otorleaps county, New York, shot himself
ye terday morning at his home near Me-
SIna. anu was not expected to recover. His
health has been poor.
In boring well for q brewery at Troy,
New York, a mineral spring was struck
rssterday, at depth Of 251 feet. The
water Il is said, Every much resembles that
Of the Saratoga springs"
Charles c. Fulton, the we'll known editor
and proprietor vi the DeSiuioIo 11ItefsS"Isi
dpd Yesterday morning at his residence, in
Baltimore, aged 81 years. He had been
aIilng for about five months. Il,
large cargo of tea has arrived at San
Frsnelsco for merchants of Chicago, and the
Treasury Department has directed that sam
niles be forwarded to New York for inspec-
lion before the tea is delivered.
Amob of men left West Union, Iowa, on
Wednesday, for Waverly, with the intention
orlynching the Barber brothers. When the
news was received at Waverly the prisoners
were removed to the jail, at Independence,
where they nre considered safe.
Mayor O'Brien of st. Paul, Minnesota,
was installed on Tuesday. On Wednesday
be notified all keepers Of gambling houses
in that city to close their places. The order
has been partly complied with. The Mayor
will begin war on all places of evil repute.
At Mountain Valley, Arkansas, on We'd
uesday evening, Robert Wallace being in
sane, fired several shots at his brother-in-
law John Tate. Wallace's aister interfer-
Ing, he shot her twice, in1icting dangerous
wounds and she soon afterwards gave pre-
mature birth TO a child. -I
There was severe thunder storm at
Reading and It's vicinity yesterday afternoon.
The fruit crops and growing wheat were
dlmaged, and number Of telegraph poles
were splintered. Near Perkiomen Junction
the Reading Railroad tracks were badly
washed and covered with sand, which de-
lsyed trains for several hours.
Lightning struck house occupied by
Hungarians near Ashland, Penna., on We'd
neSday night. One man was paralyzed, an
otbar had a lar and arm hrpEan xgou,a .,
was knocked senseless and buried under
falling tmbers, and a third man was SO
badly frightened that he became crazy and
wandered through the woods all night.
In the International typographical Union
at Cincinnati, yesterday, a resolution was
adopted requiring that sub lists be abolished
in all union offices by September LIST next
The effect of this will be that "any union
printer may be employed by a regular em.
plOye In any office as substitute without
being required to be first enrolled as a sub
stitute by the foreman" The order was
Immediately put in force In the TY,aes-Ia
Office.
The Hazard Powder Company's magazine
at Hutchinson, Kansas, containing 1,30C
pounds OF powder, was blown up by light
ming on Wednesday. Nearly all the glass
in the city was smashed by the shock. Sew
ersl buildings were wrenched from their
foundations, and plastering, lamps and
clocks mile distant were knocked down
dwelling 300 yards from the magazine
vas completely riddled by flying bricks. u
No lives were lost.
Bids for the new steel cruisers will be
opened on July at the Navy Department
secretary Chandler gives notice that the
maximum, which will be paid by the De
psftment for the C instruction of these yes
sels will be as follows: For the 800 tor
snip, the Chicago; 81 ,24S 900; for the 5000
ION ships, the Boston and Atlanta, $783, 800
each, and for the despatch boat, not ye
named, S399 900. No bids in excess OF thes'
ngures will be considered
1t has been decided by the Secretary o
the treasury to allow draw backs on i'm
ported E sugar for refining purposes at New
lork, until September next, at the follow
ny rates, the classification of sugars being
lle @ same as that adopted under the new ia
rln law: First grade, 2 S2-1O0 cents pc
pound; second grade, 2 2S-100 cents pc
pound; third grade, l S4-100 cents pc
pound. Syrups resulting from these rein
ihg processes are allowed cents per gallon
Wells though on COrns."
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