The daily gazette., 1883-05-11
mnnN1Ne sunaAtARY.
tor Anthony's condition was reported

'"u vi NcConkey, convicted OF the murder
.sGeorce A. Mcclure, was hanged yester-
~ Joy Vim in the jail yard at Pittsburg.
.rto Indians attacked Custer Ranch, in
,oro anr a few days ago, killing three men
Smd mortally wounding another.
T.o total number of lives lost by the burn
If tbe steamer Grappler, in British
mai,mbia, is now estimated at 75.
fire At Hamilton, Ontario, yesterday,
I'D seyen stores, causing a heavy loss
r Lepuure was burned to death.
ce,rpe Norton was fatally injured yester-
hy the fall of an elevator in Kornmann +
.alnitnre aas n factory in Cincinnati. The ropes
broke.
There is said to he considerable excite
.o.,t IN Buffalo, New York, over "the sup
,,n.nd finding Of gold at the poor house
farm,
rb, first through ticket from st. Paul
Minnesota, to Portland, Oregon, on the
Y,rtbern Pacific railroad, was sold yester-
day in st. raut'
# Is said that rapid progress is being
made on the Pacific branch of the Mexican
Central Railroad. Fifteen hundred laborers
are gt work on 1t.
The painters of Hamilton, Ontario, have
daridqd 10 strike unless they are allowed to
npt worl, on saturdays at O'Clock, with a
Gll weeks wages.
The National Jewellers Association, in
session in Chicago, yesterday adopted dis.
tipctiye stamps for rolled and plated goods,
for the protection OF retailers.
.nhu McGuire of Sugar Notch, and an
unknown man from Ashley, were crushed
IN death by fall of rock in Moffltt's mine
at Wilkpsbarre, yesterday morning.
A special despatch from Lake City, Colo
RADIO. SAYS that q. b. Hickman, late receiver
in The Lak, City land office, has been dis
covered TO he a deiaulter to the amount Of
$4,000.
Three generals were yesterday placed
updrr arrest for "a hours in the City of
Mexico, for failing to take the part assigned
10 them in the celebration of the national
holiday.
The creditors of A. 0. Tinstman II Co., of
Pilisburg met yesterday and decided to
grant the firm an extension of five years.
The liabilities are 800; the ascets,
S}S?OOO
The grave of Carl Gunton, in Lansingburg
Cemetery, Troy, New York, was opened yes
trrday and it was found that body-snatchers
had stripped the corpse of its clothing and
then stolen il.
The steamer Phwnlcia arrived at Boston
Yesterday With S2l immigrants from ireland
srnt out 5y assistance of the British Govern
ment They 20 to Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Wisconsin and Montana.
The iuiy-seyeDth anniversary Of Lane
Theological Summary in Cincinnati took
place Yesterday. The degrees were conferred
ON ten graduates, one OF whom, William Fl
FaHRIu, /, II cOlOred man.
Yesterday was observed in Wilmington,
North Carolina, as Confederate Memorial
Day. Business was suspended IN the after
noon, Tar Confederate graves were deco
rgnI aud Congrcssuan-at-large Bennett
delivered an oratipn.
Tire alr in the Bank Of Townsend North,
at Nasstr, Michigan, was blown open by
burglars on Wednesday night, and 81, 900 in
spreu laHcu. The thieves were frightened
away before they could open another drawer
containing 5000 in currency.
train ou the Vanderbilt road In Ne
basaa, went through bridge about four
mile. from Norfolk on Tuesday. Joseph
Frsse.dcu we, killed aud Engineer Samuel
Rrem Will lose a leg and perhaps bis
life. A%ashout was the cause OF the ac-
cidrnt.
The trial Of "Ierry' Dunn for the murder
Of Elliott, The pugilist, in Chicago, was ad-
nIhcl by Judge Smith yesterday morning
IL Is said tuat il wac learned THAT man
named Harry, on the jury, is a sporting
character, and mingled with the same circle
which Dunn moved
III the Convention Of the Catholic Knights
OF America at 81. Louis yesterday, the FL
nance Committee reported that the claims
I4FI Nr q 4
amounted 10 s35,0I3. u was recommended
thal Al alteration be made in the manner
ol keeping the Secretary and Treasurer's
accounts.
freight train on tho Hudson River Rail-
r"a,i brahr in two, near Highlands Station,
on Wednesday night, and the rear part was
Tau into by another freight train. II. p.
J'an'on, o Leroy, and S. E Burt, of
Batavia New York, who were in the caboose
W lhe lil'l rain, were thrown into the river
and drowned.
ea-lY all the Chinese opium smoking
ae 81 Mott trtet, New York, were closed
iigh' III consequence of the crusade
maze against hem by the Catholic Young
'th e1reiN, Three arrests were made
t"o luh'ls riris and a Ghnaman being cap
tale1 ora uI the girls was arrested on
complaint Of her brother.
Ing 2Oth anniversary of the death Of
eWue~ali jackson was commemorated yes
tidaS, N Richmond, Virginia. The Light
H1iahti} 6!'irS paraded to Capitol Squire,
%lCre they fired salute in front OF the
Jackson monument. Rev. II. Melville
9Saksen, OF the Episcopal Church, then de-
AgF'I 1n Grafton ON the dead chief.
IN the City Hospital at st. Louis yester-
ua3' patient named Daniel Heliher died
euiaehy and two others became uncon-
9s"u' and were revived with difficulty.
it''' III the afternoon a third patient,
"'s'lh Hhatttnger, died with similar
%'uPt4'nS. IT. is supposed the druggist
,iD %'''y mistake in putting up prescrip-
Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky, yester-
1'l Paflohrd James s. Sizemore, who was
d.. ,l 10 lHe p'nitcntiary. charged with muir
gy ms brother, man with a large
Iai"'y' heing the real criminal, Szemore
ta,u1iafilA took the odium and penalty on
g',usel g iar the sake of his brother and
iailllY The brother, when diving recently,
A"''t confession OF the facts.
:, oa Wednesday morning the gas stove IN
r", ,ig pa.gage ear of train on the Louis
,llr' Nrw Albany and Chicago Railroad
Jftpp"ed when near Cedar Lake, Ii
aana' sa' setting fire to and destroying the pas
SglS no'. baggage and the mail matter. Tht
ana express messengers wer
ean, eaDuta severely while trying is suppress tn
,%a ,i%a',gsl ana the train was not stopped unit
sV sn names were discovered by the engineer
tn., .ne oell rope leading to the engine wa
Si"tne 0S1ned' and there was no other means o
giving signal.
tor, ~ 'he Pcnna. Medical Society at Norris
wnr "n' Yesterday, the following nomination
p,fa5ni4id Sig ln4de; President, Henry H. Smith, c
B''sH1Glphia; H%p Permanent Secretary, William