The daily gazette., 1883-09-21
mORSIka SUMMARY.

| ycnschuhy tOT uhSlnk.
Nelson Lyons' furniture factory, In AL
pany, New York, was burned yesterday
morning. Loss, $4,000.
President Arthur went to Newport yester-
day, and will spend few DAYS there before
biz. return 70 Washington.
The death Of Captain w. B. Randolph, of
the revenue service, at Cooperstowu, New
York, was reported yesterday.
Officers Of the Secret Service Division say
that no eounterfeits of the new postal note
have yet been seen or heard of
The Central and South American TeIe-
graph Companys line to Brazil will be for
mally opened In New York to-day.
| The Wells Tannery, near Elmira, was also
burned yesterday morning. Loss $4S, 600.
is believed the Are was ineendiary.
| G. O. Coates, master carpenter of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, was fatally crushed
In Jersey City, yesterday, by falling wall.
The hop crop IN Prince Edward county
and the Brighton diatrict of Ontario will, /:
10 said, fall considerably short of last sea-
| con.
The Corean Embassy will visit Governors
Island, New York, next Monday, and will
be received by General Hancock with mill
| tary honors. M
| The annual parade of volunteer nremen at
| Scranton, Penna., yesterday, was u success,
/ 300 men being In line, and the spectators
numbering 25,000. @
The cornerstone of the Burnside Memor-
| tal Hall In Bristol, Rhode Island, will be
| laid on Tuesday next. President Arthur 10
expected 10 q tend.
The United States steamer Yantic sailed
from St Johns, Newfoundland, yesterday,
| for New York, with Lieutenant Darlington
and party on board
T. ]. Button, Tax Collector of Hale
county, Ala, is reported TO be a defaulter
for S17 900. 1t is said che declines to talk
and will stand trial"
Minor NJ. Elmore, one Of the propretors
and city editor of the Daily iStates Of New
Orleans, died yesterday 10 that city OF ma
larial fever, aged 25 years.
A son Of John Voght, a wealthy brewer
OF Erie, Penna., was missed on Wednesday,
| aud some time afterwards his body was
found in cauldron of scalding water
The town of Benson, Arizona, was de-
stroyed on Wednesday night by incendiary
fre. The railway depot, office of Wells,
Fargo 81 Co., and post Office were saved.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The Naval Advisory Board met yesterday
TO consider questions relating to the steel to
be used in the new cruisers, etc. John
Roach, the contractor, had an interview
with Secretary Chandler in the afternoon.
Charles Bryan was fatally wounded by
Samuel Sproul in a quarrel at side show
on the fair grounds at Lancaster, Pa, yes
terday afternoon. A hatchet was the
weapon used. The men had long been
enemies. I.
Lord Chief Justice Coeridge was enter
tained at q banquet by the Buffalo Club, in
Buffalo, last night. Nearly 1000 guests
were invited. 1t Is stated that Lord Cole
at kha
lavish hospitality Of the American people"
The Kentucky Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. South, In session at
Cynthiana, has adopted resolutions Rp-
proving the action OF the Louisville, New
Albany and Chicago railroad In withdraw
ing Sunday trains; also opposing Sun lay
trains to camp meetings, "and all traffic on
camp gto1nds on Sunday not absolut ely
necessary"
The 'FInternational and Northern Tele-
graph Company" with capital Of $5,O0O,-
600, was incorporated yesterday In Albany,
the stockholders being principally from
Watertown and New York city. The lines
are to run from New York TO Albany, Buf-
falo, Chicago, Montreal, Halifax, Boston,
New Orleans, San Francisco and interme-
diate points. .rE-t
Senator Vest and Delegate Maginnis have
arrived at Fort Benton from the Blackfeet
Agency, after holding a satisfactory council
with the Piegaus. The latter agreed to cede
to the Government large traet of fine land
on the eastern side Of their reservation, the
chiefs asking That the Government give
them cattle and farming Implements, Tas
they have been in Il starving condition since
the buffalo disappeared.
An attempl was made to wreck train at
Rockford, ILL.,, on Wednesday, by opening
a switch on the Milwaukee road. When
the noon passenger train came rushing
along 1t ran off tine track and down an en-
bankment on the Rock river. The engineer,
by promptly reversing the engine and put
ting on the air brakes, prevented the train
| from running in5o the river, and, doubtless.
saved many lives. There were several
hundred passengers on the train.
G Anthony, senior member of the sus-
pended brewing firm of. f.A0thony & Kuhn,
of st. Louis, says the total liabilities will be
Eabout $325, 600, and the total assets-brew-
cry and outfit, open accounts, etc, S3l0 900.
l The chief creditors are barley men and
malsters and the Fourth National and Ger
man American Banks OF st.. Louis. A num-
| her of employees of the brewery and other
working people have deposited their saw
! ings with the firm, and may suffer much
distress.
The Board of Officers Of the League of
Wheelmen met Yesterday in Springfield,
| Massachusetts. The following HGhief Con
suis" were elected Stephen Terry, for Con
necticut; E. l.. Brockwith, for Texas, and
| w. s. Howo, for Iowa. 1t was decided to
admit Star, Facile and Extraordinary chal-
lenge machines TO all bicycle races. The
/ Consul at Pittsfeld was suspended "for ex-
| ceedin9 his authority In refusing to allow
men to race because their legs were bare
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