The daily gazette., 1883-06-23
.,oRNINo SUMMARY.

lamar Spartan, 10 reporSeu asuVro
l9e No. .,hean mean Island, Lake Superior.
V'i'U,4 y, Incorporating the Cape Cod Ship
The 6ll ,nsO nsOy has passed both Houses.
an'l OC' N Hopkins laundry at Troy,
aS; york, was burned yesterday nornine'
Os'' ',', 3,.tress ior want OF provisions is
Great u,a''h a., the neighborhood of Natash-
|OT'e ,he in sapuenay district OF Quebec.
Oap' :. s.note Of Massachusetts, yesterday,
The oen',V vote passed the State Tax bill
PaTo5 no5 OoO, The Governor is expected
.''' uouse resolved to appoint joint
Tue ,,ac ,aC 10 ask the Governor, on next
nill,,'' loy to prorogue the Legislature to
aEu1 Carter, colored, convicted Of tile
lhsn If his wife, was hanged Yesterday at
luuel ,,ro !, virginia, in presence OF 1000
s',,os gars mostly tolored.
,e"1aol N. Nolan, Mayor of Albany, N.
Nruar, Nr1Tned last night, giving no reasons
tI'tma ~ ,.onr,e. Alderman Murray, Presi-
~ ~ the Common Council, succeeds him.
r'' rss President yesterday appointed Cap
The fl'fp@ ! phelps OF the District Of Colum-
= he Minister to Peru, and Richard
St5bs S Of New York, to be Minister 70 DO
r,o steamer Averill, from Barrow-in-Fnr-
luV sr or Montreal, with a cargo of rails,
~ siod ,o in Green Cove, Nova Scotia, on
Aua ,.Iov night, In q thick fog, and is re-
, 20 he total wreck, U
vsIo Walker aud Harry Reed, both col
hyle a.rs lypched at Pulaski, Tenn on
su,rsdsy night, for the murder OF Young
rss Isp They admitted the crime, but ex-
s,.rd no feeling ol regret.
NM rrpas,r D partment decides that the
lHT T.,tt M act aoolishes the exemption from
', 81 hrrt sugar machinery allowed by
"" . 40 of the Revised Statutes, that
,,ion tyn not having been reproduced in the
Nv law.
fono of the blast furnaces IN the North
.",go Rolling Mills, at Chicago, exploded
4 l,'rd,y morning, scattering 35 tons Of
r,,sn metal In every direction. Seventeen
N wv were burned, two Of whom are not ex-
crd to recover.
\ nackage of 10000, expressed by the
,pq Rank of New York TO the Susque
nns @ Valley Bank, at Erie, Penna., was
nnj D~I m reaching its destination to contain
4 blank paper. The matter is In the
nis Of detectives.
|, uos rpported in Washington last night
IN Colonel D. B Parker of New York, the
.,snt Chief OF the Inspectors Division of
/, posolilce Department, will be appointed
.tma.ter of Washington to-day, to sue
d Tuock, deceased.
Thq Democratic State Convention to Ohio
sn,lppI in session until LIS O'Clock yes
Sloy morning, when it adjourned, after |
I'M, completed the state ticket. John |
srgick Of Stark county, was nominated |
Lieutenant Governor.
Goy johnson, James johnson, Munroe |
IDonald and James Herndon, who mur-
I'D Conductor ain while robbing rail
M train in Arkansas, last March, we're
zrged Yesterday at Clarksville, in that
he, in presence Of several thousand per-
b.
A westbound express train on the Grand |
hpk Railroad was thrown from the track |
II Brockyille, Ontario, last evening, by |
syrradng of the rails, and the express, |
pgage and postal car were wrecked. |
70 train men and lady passenger were
ued.
Eorkmeu at sewer on Riverside drive,
g York, Yesterday prodded a blasting |
b. that had failed to go off. AneXplosion
lowed, BY which James O'Brien was |
el, John McCarthy's eyes were put out,
Patrick 0'Connell lost one eye and was
ereIy burned.
8In Chicago, yesterday, William McCul- |
aud William Laskey, former employees
Fowler Brothers, were held to answer the |
Rrge Of perjury. They testified before the |
bard Of Trade Committee that Fowlers' |
h was adulterate1, and afterwards swore |
lat tltir testimony was false.
/ is stated that the sea has cut so far into |
bank Of the inlet at Barnegat, New |
fsev, that six or eight feet of the founda-
D Of the Government lighthouse is ex-
sfd "and large hotel is in danger of |
ng washed into the inlet" Further en-
bsChmeuts of the sea are to be prevented |
bulkheads.
lhe Democratic State Central Committee
Ohio met on Thursday night and organ
sd David r. Page of Summit county,
: chosen chairman, and @. N. Schmick |
Columbus, secretary. Gilbert H. Barger |
Cosnocton county, was elected chair
% Of the Executive Committee, and d. G.
4llentine Of Clark county, secretary.
Second Assistant Postmaster General
meT reports that the cost of the Star Route
VI service In Louisiana and Texas, for the
'Tal year about to end, was 1881 ,14l; re-
+ ction Of Sill ,97S from the cost OF the same
wee during the preceding year. During
same time the cost per mile of the ser
was reduced from $40 cents to 6 $40
lle chicago limited express going West
NE Pennsylvania railroad collided with
F1ail naI ana Columbia passenger train at
DIlffsEllle crossing, near Lancaster,
seflay afternoon. Both trains were run
y At low rate of speed. The Reading
Columbia engine was upset and that of
limited express derailed. No person
injured, and the tracks were again open
'faV'l in half an hour.
AV Acnslngton, few miles south of Chi
70, 20, Ld%ard Verunuler, a Belgian laborer,
thursday, beat his wife, and she is nov
NY az the point of death. Fearing that
husband intended to murder her, she
Agged herselfto to a neighbours and told him
AZ u October last Verunler beat his step
n W. W utath and buried the body under the
slel hoor' The body of the son was dis
,eIed under the floor. Verunuler is in
AL An, Easton, Penna., yesterday, Judge
uuyler sentenced seven burglars to the
EN'. STrI f.ennitentiary, as follows: Michael
n.tah' II years imprisonment; William
a, p,,s' eleven years; Harry White and
RrI.laS n3l irainor, each ten years; George
n,ul' seven years; George Thompson, three
1rs' Andrew Patterson, six months. They
" Committed burglarIes, blown open safes
aIl,h r3'Yed =, stores in different parts of the
,E JOINT Republican and Democratic
s1uilIttrs OF Kinds county, Mississippi,
,l ;,,sterday at Raymond to consider the
sra, %ayoh Of fusion. The colored delegates
M 4p'eu' p' as their share OF representation,
y" Representatives. fha OTras,it GtarIy nr