The daily gazette., 1883-08-31
,.oaNING SUMMARY.

ded ID sne
day nlo' ", a,orators of the Massillon dis
The n1hi nnio at meeting yesterday ~ reiusea ei.s
sut On The the request Of the MINERS io' u's"''
Dees' Warden, for Is years general
Charles a, nossenger agent Of the Southern
light anu liPlrosd, died in Auburn, New
'rru"' uov,e was shot dead by William
IholI''Ii IN BRENNAN, Texas, on Wednes-
siSu .ht Hoxie had shot at Lestard q ie"
\, previously, but Les'aru '''Apeu III
y onon named Mcnamara, was ar
PoVHsn Hnw York Yesterday, on the charge
Z lcd u nI% ',l"bhed TO death drunken young
having sn,sd John Smith, ON Wednesday
W. ,.,egram from Panama says the new
~ VA ,or kilograms via Galveston, are
ts 81 II, ~. Buenos Ayres, ~. ~; Uruguay,
~ g., sV word TO and from the United
70, p-oes.er. of Jersey City, shot him
Aul su,S yesterday morning upon the grave
GeAu .ifo who was buried on Tuesday
u' MAO had been married only six
lid r. Joslyn, a young widowsr, shot
GT nWiod Miss Eta Buckingham and then
Ai ,,ad suicide, in hotel at Elgin, llli-
D,,'J ssrlv Yesterday morning. Jealousy
the cause.
ma. GaGey, charged with having caused
'nist Iustb of w. A. j. Fiss, In the Insane
asS'a at ydtristown, was released yester-
William Kennyson, furnishing bail to
amount Of $500.
,-a, Dsxter G. Hitchcock died yester-
w tbe steamer Lampasses, at New
ue arrived from Galveston the day
Major Hitchcock was an ex-Con-
.,,e ", officer, and, latterly, Government
tractor
Ns fourteenth annual camp meeting at
'.S % Grove, New Jersey, closed yesterday.
thoussnd persons attended the conclud-
s,srcises. The penny collections at Is
ching services during the camp meet
realized 81 400.
Vas telegraphed from Washington yes
,r that senator Malone, General Long
and Collector Brady, OF Petersburg,
had had conferences with the Post
.pr 1eneral and First Assistant Post
her General Hatton.
b,ote.sor Stuart Phelps of Northampton,
,.,rbu.etts, accidentally shot himself
while putting a gun into a canoe at
.mterain Lake, Maine. He was In COM
with Rev, Newman Smith and q. w.
ham. Of New Haven, at the time.
he Treasury Department rules that "it
mol spprov the establishment of coaling
ias for steam vessels to take off do
M coal for use on board foreign vessels
hout indirectly making such coaling
ions ports OF entry, which would be con.
y to law.
he conductor of an excursion train
from scranton to Mountain Peak yes
ay put John Kerrigan, who had no
Eet OF the train while 1t was going at a
NJ Of 30 miles an hour. Kerrigan 1ell
the wheels aud was killed. He was
tars Of age
yy.strr +. Fuller, the cashier of the
bud National Bank of Jefferson, Ohio, and
l. st. John, his assistant, were arrested
erlay il Cleveland, on the charge of
linz SiOOOO from the bank. The theft
discovered last December, and the pair
UCauada. Returning they have been
N,red and caught.
manor and Mary Vail, aged respectively
pll y Years, were drowned yesterday at
EA.i, neal Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
Of them went into bathe and became
su,d the other went to her rescue,
bOit we're drowned. They were daugh-
Of Lewis d. Vail OF Philadelphia. At
accounts the bodies had not been re-
srd
be COrean Embassy which is coming to
country, sailed from Yokohama on the
instant Tor San Francisco. IL is com
do Min Gong TX, a nephew of the
goi Corea, and Hong Yeng Shik, son
be Prime Minister, aud their suite, in
ping Peyton JOurdan, citizen of the
fd States, who has been appointed
rgn Secretary.
be Trustees of Dickinson College, of
lille, Penna., at meeting at Asbury
H. on Wednesday, elected Rev. A. l..
tnhOuse,of the Philadelphia Conference,
As chair Of Bellies Lettres. Fletcher Dur
atly OF the Pennington Seminary, was
l n lessor of Mathematics in place Of
a Lppncott, recently chosen Chancel-
d The University of Kansas.
'tofgc F, Moore, ex-Chief Justice of the
fene Court of Texas, died yesterday
Inllg, in Washington, at the age of 81
~ During the first year OF the late war
lge Moore was colonel of Texas regi-
o. tie was then elected to the Supreme
u aud served as Associate Justice and
y Justice until, early last year, he was
uN because of falling health.
ne Maryland Board of Public Works yes
Ny passed formal order of approval OF
instruction of the Baltimore and Ohio
IF4nys proposed bridge across the Sus-
4Al9a river at Port Deposit. A proviso
auaed that "a tug shall tow all sailing
es winch pass under the bridge to and
~ point equi-distant between the Penn
1uA nla railroad bridge and the Baltimore
oa,O I, and to and from a point on a
one tle extreme northwest point OF
sOnS Island.
ue Tfst OF series of joint debates be-
gu burcn H. Sherman, Republican can
kta =, NihOi VI 1Ohd1 anu L.. u
I', the Democratic candidate, took
=" M Independence, on Wednesday, be-
,aa ou aullenee of 1900 people. Governor
,nah n.'aa'' advocated a protective tariff and
FOIlotion planks of his party's plat
ouuge Kline denounced any tariff
sru "nat is needed for the raising O
y, 'uug, y aud opposed prohibition "becaus,
Fpip "nu eouiu hoC pe ch
IN Jra UoSal ., General at Rome, under dat,
'%s, ~! d, gives the State D partment al
rtS SIs ,.s9, VI series OF contests between com
'n ,H,'s 'seaPing and binding machines manu-
A. s'eG y >. u different countries, In whicl
0.} NJ ,ue United States proved success
only TWO prizes were offered for com
ht,aPerS ~ aud binders, and both wer
h. " "a american machines. The frs
Doms INSISTING .ssnl OF 5000, gold medal,
d na s1.aa aaa the purchase of two machines
N"dTutQ To the Mprorm{oly t,,aohi,.