The daily gazette., 1883-11-20
MonNrNo sUAfAiARx.

rsoo,nqtcrreit silver dollars.
4, nuel Henry shot and kill his wife in
saartnn, Ohio, yesterday afternoon, tried
osoIlll her dau; hter, Mrs. Liba, and then
committed suicide.
Al A meeting Of the Executive Council in
y s,hn Yesterday, the nomination Of George
lullin, a colored lawyer, OF Justice of
=. Chariestown district, was confirmed.
+, tac Walker, young man, was arrested
Vew York yesterday on a warrant issued
II Philadelphia magistrate chareing him
ni,h having betrayed young gill. He
waa locked up to await removal TO this
city,
TAe body Of Frederick Harper, who dis
,nrdared from his home in Jermyn, PennA.,
rev days ago, was found In the woods
near that place on Sunday with abullet
hoie IN the head. 1t Is believed that he was
murdered.
Superintendent Thompson, of the Railway
Mail Service, has been informed that the
mai car attached to the express train
wrecked on Sunday on the Chicago, st.
Louis and New Orleans railroad, was burned
win some Of its contents.
George @. Monroe, prominent citizen of
Newport, r. l., died suddenly yesterday
morning. IL Is said that "joy at recovering
verdict against the Aquidneck Bank about
10 days ago had much to do with his
Death" The case had been In court since
1865.
The New York Tribune announces that
Isaar II. Bromley, Tor more than 10 years
menlbfr of its editorial staff, has accepted
the position OF editor-i In chief of the New
York Commercial Advertiser, and will en-
ter upon his new duties on the Goth
instant.
0n the New England railroads during the
last year 221 persons we're killed and 535 In
ureA against 2i6 killed and 4S3 injured
during the preceding year. Eighty Of the
killed. and 3S3 of the injured were employees,
and 10 of the killed and SO Of the injured
plsstngers.
Robert Savage, hat manufacturer of Read
ng Pa, who failed recently, settled yester-
dsy with his New York, Philadelphia and
Providence creditors, and will resume with
100 hands. Other hat factories In Reading
ing which have been working on reduced
time will resume on full time next week.
The boiler In the mill Of N. o. Martin, at
Fairfax CourJ House, exploded last Satur-
day, killing three men and injuring two
others, oHe Of whom is not expected to re-
cover
Postmaster-General Gresham has issued
an order forbidding postmasters hereafter
TO furnish pension claim agents with llsts of
names Of ex-Union soldiers or others sup
posed to be entitle to pensions, or to dis
trihltc the circulars of such agents unless
tbpy are addressed to individuals and pre-
paid, as required by law.
The new regulations governing the uni
iori of the officers of the navy are nearly
ready to be issued. The changes are to take
eaett on the lst of January next, and Off
Ger. must have them completed by July 1st,
iSSA. The regulations do not differ ma
frilly from those issued last summer, nor
from those intended to be now in force.
The Secretary OF State Of Illinois yester-
d4ylicensed the "Chain Of Rocks Bridge
Company" which proposes to bridge the
Mississippi river ten miles above the big st.
Louis bridge. The capital stock of the com
PlnT is fixed at 81, 100000. 1t is supposed
the project is In the interest of the Gould
lInc4 aud the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
Al Charlo' tesvlle, Virginia, on Saturday
nght, Joseph Barbour, colored, cut the
throat of Reynold jackson, also colored, be-
cause the latter asked friend not to drink
Will Jackson any more, but to go home.
Barbour was arrested, and a coloTed mob
gathered around the jail, threatening to
lynch him. A local military company pre-
yeu|cd them from carrying out their threat,
butit is thought they will renew the attemp.
Several men, suspected of being the muir
darars of Mrs. Maybree aud her daughter,at
Bropkyile, Long Island, have been arrested
BY the police. A private examination of
James Doyle, one of the suspected, was
hel yesterday afternoon in RosYln. George
Francis Brown, who was arrested at Jamaica
On suspicion OF being the culprit confessed
thai he saw the deed committed by another
NAH who was with him. He was brought
to Roslyn, and identified Doyle as the muir
derer
The General Superintendent Of the Life
Saving Service Yesterday received, from the
master of the schooner Clara Parke, q COM
mrnication acknowledging the services rem
deFcd by the Life Saving Crew of the station
at lirand Haven, Mich, in rescuing himself
anl crew on the 18th inst. "ln order to
feHder service to the men on the vessel, the
LII Saving Crew were obliged to travel 10
miles When rescued the master and his
mdn had been elinging to the rigging for
more lhan eight hours.
The Beasemer Steel Works at Homestead i,
Pa., closed their rail department on Satur-
day night. The other departments will con-
tinue in operation until the present orders
ara worked off, when there VIII be general
su'penson unless there is an improvement
IN trade, Chess, Cook 81 Co.'s iron mill in
Pisburg shut down yesterday, and two
thrls Of the men employed at Graf, Ben
nett Il Co.'s mill are suspended. This adds
2oal 10 the number OF idle men In that
city. "some OF the manufacturers say the
depression is due to imperfect tariff laws.
None OF them, however, anticipate another
panic"
During meeting of the Salvation Army
In Kingston, Ontario, on Sunday night, an
eTmember, who was intoxicated, entered
ihf hill and had collision with several in
dlyiduals. some Of whom he struck. Cap
hn Thompson, aide-de-camp to the COM
manlar o the Army, was knocked over on
bench and choked. -Four police officers
ATTEST the man, and small riot ensued,
lie policemen AMI officers of the army
bHug surrounded aud kicked. The police
finally retire ed without taking their prisoner,
a1l they found some difficulty In forcing
pNsage through the mob which had col
ifiea upon the street.
In Boston yesterday, In the Armstro ng
Will case, in which Warran X. BlodRetti
sEent for Mrs. Armstrong, was sued by her
hers for $3.50, 900 alleged to have been OBJ
timed from Mrs. Armstrong by improper
Methods, ard when she was of unsound
mind, as payment for taking care OF hel
tstate, decree was entered setting aside
the recent verdict against Blodgett, and dis
llssiug the bill with costs. This, 1t is said
finally dlsposes of the case. at Is intimated
hat the sum paid by the defendant was In
tlp vicinity of S175 000 ahout half of what