The daily gazette., 1883-06-12
moRNING SUMMARY.

tor from CalllOTnlhi iS AOPVhSSN W " Nyiu
IN San Francisco
The annual session of the American Soc
.,y of Mechanical Engineers will begin K
dsy in Cleveland.
Four girls, aged from ~ to 90 year,, an,
how, aged is, wese drowned In Provo LAX
& 1ta6' on Sunday evening, by the upsettinI
ofs boat.
mail courier and woman wer
,,nrned by the upsetting of a boat Will
Srossing Vernon Lake, Eear Huntsville, On
taro, yesterday.
serator Bayard, of Delaware, has con
,ontaI 10 preside at the centennial exercises
y Washington's headquarters at Newburg
in October next.
According to Washington despatch
secretary Lincoln and General Sherman
hsing both away from tn" capital there ii
M acting Secretary of War"
T G. Mandt, wagon manufacturer Of
StouObton, Mich, failed on Saturday.
Taorts are making for compromise. His
liabilities are estimated at S200,0
The canker worms have appeared in large
numbers in the vicinity of Concord, New
H,Inpshire, and the farmers say they fear
the destruction Of the fruit crops G
Alta meeting of prominent Irishmen In
Chicago on Sunday night It was decided to
call mass meeting for next Saturday "to
protest against Papal interference with the
affairs of Ireland"
A company has been organized In New
York to Law two new cables between this
country and Europe. 1t is said the enter
prise is in strong hands, and that there is
no doubt of its success.
Judge Billings, In the United States Cir
cult Court yesterday, refused the appIica-
ton of the city of New Orleans, for a reduc-
tion of It's appeal bond In the Gaines case.
The bond is for $2,500,00
Yesterdays session of the Star Route
trial in Washington was devoted to hearing
Arguments upon the prayers for instructions
to the jury. 1t is believed the charge to the
Jury may be delivered today.
About 80 presidents, other officers and
agents Of as many fire insurance companies
10 Europe and America will hold secret
conference in Cleveland, Ohio, to-day. Its
object bas not yet been revealed.
President Arthur, remained at the Sol
d,ers' Home yesterday, but received dele
CATION from Kentucky, including Senator
Beck, Representative Willis and Commits
soner Evans, who invited him to attend tho
Louisville Exhibition.
At,leglam from jacksonville, Florida.
says that the tug Athlete, while towing 4 |
vessel over the st Johns bar on the even |
lug of the 7th inst, broke her walking beam
aud blew out her cylinder head. Captain
Dennette aud Engineer Bowman were seri-
olsly injured,
Sir Alexander Gait yesterday told a re-
In,
ton has got to come" He said his speecbes
on the subject were well received In Eng
land, and he thought his mission o lie
mother country on the trade question had
been successful one.
The yellow fever is decreasing at Rio Ja-
neiro. According to reports received by the
National Board of Health, the number Of
deaths from tLe disease in. that city during
the week ending April 81, was los; week
ending April 2S, 90i week ending May 5, IS;
aud week ending May II, As.
During the month OF May, the total in
cTfa.e IN the Star Mail service amounted TO
$Sbl5 During The same period the amount
saved from decreased service was $50 OPS.
making netincreas4 of service during the
month OF $3.50. In the steamboat service.
The increase amounted to S., l39.
Two Italian aborers of the West Shore
Railroad Company were bathing in a canal
10 Montgomery county, New York, yestcr-
lay' when one, known as No. q, sank. The
Sher' known as No. %, attempted to save
No, y, When the latter climbed on his back
and saved himself, but drowned his res
cupr.
f9r some time past the Philadelphia and
Reading railroad Company has been laying /
IraekS through and across the streets Of |
nsaIlng' ra,, ostensibly to keep the Penn
Ei'anla Railroad Company out. The Sc
Eet council last night directed the city ofB !
eals TO tear up three of the tracks, if not
days. ''" "i'eeu
uentraI Grant, who is spending a few
aays al West Point, had an interview YES
n Guay with the Art Committee of the Louis-
,ne exposition. He expressed great in
Tlesl v III the enterprise and agreed to lend a
5aploer Sg oi ART objects collected by him In
yae,vn, ,.l parts OF the world for exhibition in
i1p Az, ,ualiery during the whole period the
hAposltlon will be open
Although the star Route trial has not vst
.lutl, lis record, according to a Washing
.ai @a despatch, is the largest ever made in a
alui,Oa trial in this country. Printed in
omal oaaL ype, on paper of octave size, Il flIls
voa V'ef o'ooO pages, with about 4. 25O. .000
'on "Ulus, Inc record of the Guiteau trial
,Ss, not more than 2,7OO pages. al
oagI jios !, !. was Justly regarded as of extraor-
.r"ino a,on briggs, well-known locomotive
y,@Eineer, yq.. ned suddenly at Greenbush. New
ioaS' I'm yesterday, the remote cause of his
Ioa, ,, an Deins an injury received in steam. r
S' 1pat a. eA ploson thirteen years ago. He fired
~ ,as h'st coal burning engine. the Pbpniv / |
,a.a ~ ~ nrst trip over the Long Island rail,
nas Ua'' @ a'a L said to have "rub an engine |
fngneer.n p"ii' ehan any other |
,glao.i lue steamship City of Rome. while |
loj pu a "aaI ~ New York Bay, on Saturday,
lnrin,'a "a'iow escape from being run into |
,qnia',t a log by the incoming steamer Bel |
ba ,t,,.. Inc latter vessel bore down unon |
yfber fbE E,m ., Rome at right angles to the line
lmi5l'eil, auil, ana at point a little aft oi |
n tim" % fortunately the fog parted lust
he ra,a', " enable the belgenland to avoid
va.l ,ne Trade Tribunal apnointed souoro,
ba tsAs san ago to settle the difference bet,vaen
+ ,t' "poad n.ad coal miners and the onerators |.
yag.s S 'i'sburg district in regard IN the
urg yesteri pau Ior mining met in Pitts
djournmo,,tdy with closed doors. After
lad been nj ~. IL was announced that nothing
be cost of d'ne save to compare figures on /
lst mep,i, PRODUCTION sIl gathered since the
&day Ahe tribunal will meet again