The daily gazette., 1883-09-10
moRN1NG SUMMARY.

N~N-N--N aa
ported In Guaymus, during the As hours
which ended on Saturday noon.
| Near Las Vegas, New Mexico, on Friday,
| two cowboys and a Mexican Killed each
other in a fight about stray COW.
Henry Lutz, 90 years old, was run over |
and killed ON the Rea ling railroad, at Iren- /
ton avenue, Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Robert Wilson, a wealthy farmer, formerly |
| OF Pennsylvania. was killed on Saturday by |
a runaway team near Sioux City, Iowa.
Constantine Mundi, confined In the Stan
ford, Kentucky, Jail ON charge oil wlie
murder, hanged himself on Saturday night
William P Melvin, prominent Irish
Nationalist, and onr of the Manchester res
cuers" in 1867, died in New York on Friday
evening.
John s. Brooks, 90 years Of age, was run
over and Killed on the Chestnut Hill rail-
road, near Hancock street, Germantown, on
Saturday.
Theodore Dick was crushed between cars
Of the Pennsylvania railroad at Philadelphia
on Saturday morning, and died shortly after
midnight.
Sir Henry Maxse, Governor OF Newfound-
land, died in St. Johns on Saturday morn
ing. He Was one Of the Balaklava "six
Hundred"
A disease similar to the European bleody
murrain has appeared among the cattle In
Ulster county, New York. The animals at
tackled died suddenly.
The steamer City of New York, which ar
rived at San Francisco on Friday, from Aus
tralIa, brought $S5O, 900 in English gold CON
signed TO San Francisco from the colonies.
} Sonora Angela Peralta, the Mexican
\ | Nightingale" singer famous throughout
, Mexico and South America, died at Quay
linus, on the 2Otl inst, at the age Of 40.
Captain, James N. Van Buskirk, we'll
known resident Of Hoboken, died on Satur-
: day at the age of 6S years. He was one of
I Admiral Farragut's officers during the war.
2 "Joe" Bag,ey was shot and mortally
I wounded from an ambush near Siletown,
Kentucky, on Saturday. "Mike" Rogers
has been arrested, but other suspected par
lies are still at large.
u An unknown man was found dead with
D his head crushed, early yesterday morning,
e on the railroad track on Willow street above
Second, Philadelphia. The body was le-
= moved TO the Morgue.
! The schooner Matthew NJ. Murray, from
Grand Banks at Gloucester, Massac husetts
reports the loss OF two OF her crew, Robert
n Norris and Samuel Newell, while out In {
Is dory several weeks ago.
d A delegation of nine prominent cOloreC
a citizens OF Missouri was appointed on Satur
/, day 10 represent that State in the NatiUna
y Colored Convention to be held In Lousviilt
az the end of the month.
One death and five new cases of yellow
n lever were reported at the Pensacola Nav!
y Yard on Saturday. The mails from tn
H. navy yard are to be fumigated, by order O
IA The local Board Of Health.
80 Mather's jewelry store, in Meriden, Conn
" was robbed early yesterday morning G
ce $1,000 worth OF watches and rings. Th
hd | : ,Ie of II. Brooks X Co, statOners, in tn
cir same building, was robbed OF $500.
The American schoJner W. j, Willard
from Philadrlphi8 with petroleum Tor M
To- pies, put into Halifax Oh Saturday in dir
"A Iress, having been damaged ia gale. job
5. Gromclwig, sailor, was lost oVerboar'
passenger train on the Washington
Ohio and Western Railroad was throw
from tracks near HeTndon, Va. yesterda
rch morning. Sandy Beard, the fireman, hs
MOI an arm and leg broken. No other persC
ysi- Was injured.
,es The funeral OF Rose CLARK, or Amber, Il
iop victim uf the last mysterious murder
eeh Connecticut, took place on Saturday. 81
oes' picion is now diverted from her diyorc
o'ne husband, the latest evidence being In laV
iO0u 0f mis- innocence.
~ passenger train on the Richmond al
| Il, Petersburg Railroad, in Virginia, "
: thrown from the track near Drury's Bl
' yesterday afternOot by the breaking OF
axle. The passengers received no lnju
beyond a severe shaking up.
E S'u The golden spike in the last rail OF I
-, Northern Pacific railroad was driven
~ Saturday, near Mullan's Tunnel, 554S I,
~. above the sea. The length OF the main Ii
sh sh' is 1gS0X miles, and OF its branches t
ona miles, making total of 2654N miles.
RRY passenger car of the Fourth and Eigh
ledv streets lin' was struck by PennsyivAI
or railroad locomotive at Fourth street a
Washington avenue, Philadelphia, on 5
urday night The driver, 1homas HI
was thrown out aud had his legs crush
now and subsequently died at the PennsylvA
ers Hospital.
with Fifty-two of the drivers on the Metrop
not tan street car line, IN Washington, struck
Bit Saturday afternoon because of the discha
/ is of tive other drivers on account of Il
tea. membership in the Knights of Lat
iont Nearly all the cars continued runni
I1dd being manned by stable men and sut
tutes.
Louis Forster, a merchant of Nose
,,.,, Russia, complained to the United ST.
o,5 Consul, in that city, that one of his Gle
lutZ a., aon y na1 apseon
clock WIN WIN l|,oOO Iouoies. ine view 10TH pu
ed in atuthoII'ies ~eIe notileu ahu Ihe Aecu
|
tbis that he thought this was a free country
he could not be arrested here
A collision occurred on Saturday on
Western Maryland Railroad, % miles +
ance Baltimore, between a locomotive and an
Gen. cursion train. Both engines crashed
4 rad each other and became 30 tightly wee
. the | that they had not been separated late
uced. Saturday night. None of the excursion
liens were injured but lagman named
mons, who was on one OF the engines
killed. Jamee McCubbin and Edward ,
EFT, engineers, were terribly scalded by
ovorol Gaping steam.
agnus Two sections of a freight train on
weeks llenver, South Park and Pacific rail
IRE By met with disaster on steep grade at
lake" nosha, Colorado, on Friday last. The
section, on getting to the base of the
cline, ran into a construction train, inj L
four men. The en- inc of the second
iness, tion left the track near the top of the
nory's cline, and eight cars back OF It were
u; as 4 scoped down embankment K.
equal; Fisher, enginf er, Edward Lake, braket
ats. and g. Livingston, conductor, were
ably fatally injured
solved CLEVELAND, o. Feb. 10, 1St