The daily gazette., 1883-10-06
MORNING SUMMARY.

Subscriptions amounting to $4,000 have
been received in Chicago from Irlshmen In
Illinois and Wisconsin, to be used in the
defense of 0'DOnnell.
section of freight train ran into the
csboose OF another train on the Newark d.
vision of the Pan Handle Road yesterday,
killing Thomas Cranshaw, brak sman, and
injuriDg another man.
The Secretary of War has directed an of
fcer Of the Engineer Corps to run the boun-
dairy line between Maryland and Virginia.
The detail is made at the request Of the
Governors Of both States.
mixed passenger and freight train on
the Waynesburg Branch of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, ran off the track near BarnestoD,
Yesterday. Five freight cars were piled up
and brakeman was killed.
As a Lake Shore train was nearing Adrian
Michigan, yesterday, 1t was fred upon by
broken and three of the passengers had
their faces badly cut by fragments of flying
glass.
AT the General Conference ofthe Evaugel-
ica Church at Allentown, Pa, yesterday,
reports were read showing the growth of
The church during the past four years.
There was an increase of membership of
1855.
In the Executive Council of Massachusetts
yesterday, the nomination of X. G. Walker,
colored, to be Judge of the Municipal Court,
failed of confirmation by vote OF 4 to 4.
Walker was Immediately renominated by
Governor Butler.
Judge Hoadley spoke at Toledo, Ohio, on
Thursday night, although it was reported
That ne would probably be unable to do so.
He made "vlgorous" speech to a very
large audience. He has promised to speak
10 Dayton to-day.
Ifs reported that j. Monroe Heiskell,
MARSHAL of the Fire Department of Balti-
more has consented to be a Reform candi-
date for mayor of that city. He has been
requested to do so by distinguished Demo
Gratis and Republicans.
John smith, aoloredy convicted Of HaNardov
in the first degree and sentenced to be
banged, escaped from the jail at Oakland,
Maryland, on Thursday. He called the
allor into his cell, knocked him down,
broke his letters with a hatchet, locked the
jalor in the cell and escaped.
Tie City Health Inspector of Chicago,
found at the Union Stock Yards In that city
on Thursday nine head of cattle infected
with cancer aud had them killed. Yester-
day seven additional cattle were found SINH
larly infected. The animals came from
various parts of the country.
The Board of Directors of the National
Prison Association met yesterday in New
York. Ex-PIesident Hayes, who. is Presi-
dent Of the Association, occupied the chair.
motion to call a National Conference OF
prison officers and workers to discuss prison
labor, indefinite sentence and mark system,
ETC., was referred to the Executive Commit
tee.
dispatch from Tucson, Arizona, says
That Jacob Elmer and Charles Hinesley,
stage robbers, belonging to the gang that
Killed messenger Collins on August 10th,
were oyertaken by a sherifi's posse near
tucson, when Elmer was killed and Hines
ley wounded. The latter escaped into the
mountains, but was pursued, and yesterday
was iouEd and killed.
The NATIONAL Association of Stationary
Engineers, in session at Chicago yesterday,
fealllrmed the belief that the Association
slould not become identified with any
Strike movement" The following officers
were . elected; President, James G. Beckerly,
o. oChicago; Vice President, j. Fitzpatrick,
VI a. Loais; Secretary, A. M. DaVy, Of De-
uo' treasurer, George M. Barker, of Bos-
ton.
The schooner Martha Weeks landed Cap
m
Iahy llo at Vineyard Haven, Massachu-
Mtls, yesterday. Captain Lambert reported
.nat, on the night OF October Sd. when two
miles east of the Cross Rip Lightship, he
"Ss run into by an unknown steamer,
"ulch struck the brig amidships, sinking
1er IN 20 minutes. The crew were In boats
fourteen hours
a, me Minnesota Conference of the Metho-
pst p Episcopal Church, in session at ST..
itaul, Yesterday adopted resolutions request
tlg ug 'he next General Conference to consider
whether pastors may not be appointed for
OIe OS 10, On TWO years beyond the present term
VI tnfec years where the needs of work i'm
%,atSely demand 1t; provided 1t shall not
nrdral n,par the itinerancy or the efficiency and
ro,osallye OF the appointive power"
sane inc skeleton of well dressed man in q
o.g o,.ang position, with one end of a rope
a'ouhu MS neck, the other one attached to
" VIZ uee' was found yesterday morning in the
T. TToouS near San Rafael, q suburb of Sar
has, htaaleiseo. The skeleton had apparently
~ Isgn there six or eight months. From the
a%n,,. nS,' It was Judged to be that of a man o
oi.u aTuut oV years. There was nothing In thu
''o.lhg by which it could be identified.
don Inc New Orleans National Bank yester
M, ny oegan suit Tor 100000 damages in thl
pos,. plet Of Columbia Courts against tn,
orSan uSSo,laster General, because of the latter'l
liver Iiyarn ol the 10Th ult., forbi1ding the de
be by 10 70 that bank of registered letters AM
of tP"yihent to 1t of money orders becaus
bsnI,p .eIauons with a lottery company. Tn
or5aa oalh bill of complaint asserts that th
T,aer mota. contained "defamatory and libellou
ban5S b~'iSf, and was intended to charge It 9TH
sI,aJ1 a1 with fraudulent practices and illega
bna;asl ~ and about transactirg its bankin
that thIess, and to have its customers beliey