The daily gazette., 1883-08-25
,,opNrSG SUMMARY.

h@uO Iaw H.mrshire Legislature yester-
Inc vi mint resolution In favor oil
day pa'ov po,snt postal telegraph system:
Go'ei'D's - aaif, announces that what he
Prolesso, comet, Sin the ankle Of An
thought WE q nct a comet but a nebula.
olr''' T'.a lark Tatay, from Vera Cruz ar,
l',e ,osterday at Portland, Maine, ana
rye' ,y,espsntined, having had yellow fever
Il vas qual
oD uOp, .ontatiyes Of 1875 wholesale houses
KePie,,ls y ASSOCIATION in Chicago on Thurs
lorn,. lot,., =" nreyrnt discrimination by railroads
~ svor Of other cities"
Tno Grand Lodge of the knights OF
lhe ~ PENNSYLVANIA, closed its annual
fTl1la' A. scranton, Pennsylvania, yester-
session. 1,S. :, oOicers elected on Tuesday were
,,a,,,aro pope attempted to become recon-
l,,,h Nill" his wife. who had left him, near
clru " ,onIe Illinois, few days ago. She re-
NVol',i Voi KIM wbereupan he shot her and then
bo himself D... -
Il" pbIlptus Quigle, Thomas Patterson and
i.ass 4 Cnyle have been arreste al sherl-
'n Michigan, on charge OF counterfeit
aaD' Material for making spurious coin was
ionnd in their posseesion'
!, vov,aa. Missouri, on Thursday, John
Iitb "a sbot James Blue while the latter was
'ua, u.a tbe roof Of his own house. Blue de
lppu 1e1. o1 and opened fire on Smith with
-. nm Both are said to be fatally
o,,noy Younger, Reuben King and Isaac
sou oau", nu trial in the Hastings Court, Pitt
,SYnia county, Virginia, for the murder OF
s'nard. on the 10th inst, were yesterday
VA nifty and sentenced to be hanged
September %
Tboro are about four hundred tents up at
c,,r.bnrp. Pennsylyania, for the State En-
"rnnent of the Grand Army of the Re
aalic which opens to-day. Excursion
.,in, .S,'s, will be run from Philadelphia, Read
~ and Baltimore.
Thu Cty Pottery Company of Trenton,
r,r Tersey Yesterday filed notice of ap
..I rom Vice Chancellor Birds recent de
,on amounting receiver. The appeal is
rnsd by all the stockholders, except one,
X nj BY all the directors.
EyJudge Small, proprietor of an exten-
svs hon farm In Wisconsin, says that his
ims have been effected by the hot south
al wind of the past week, and that he
INK the crop of the whole State will be
g5ol.y reduced in quantity. .
A Harrisburg yesterday charter was
r,ntrd 10 the Sporting Life Publishing
ompany Of Philadelphia, with a capital
ocE or $50 900. The object of the company
n pubsh weekly journal devoted en-
ry to athletic anG other sports.
The Comptroller of the Currency has re-
sivpi telegram from tie Examiner in
bargp of the investigation of the affairs of
4. N Second National Bank Of Warren, Ohio,
adnr that the bank will pay in $4,000 ad-
honal capital and resume business.
No new cases Of yellow fever have been
nrtrd at Pensacola. The two suspicious
u. of fever reported heretofore, one of
em lstal, have been pronounced only ma
MAI in character Assistant Surgeon Gui-
ss passed through Washington to attend
Eer patients -..
Mr. Langston, our Minister to Hayti, in
Nm the State Department that the port of
leurl was blockaded by Presidential de-
Eee Of the 9Th ult Mr.. Langston, in ac-
nOgedging the notification vi the blockade
k.ryed the rights of all American citizens
The ciy 9r port Of Jacmel.
The Missouri Free Trade League, Of which
Governor Phelps is president, has issued
call for national conference OF free
aiers, obrl cid in st. Louis on October
Tbs movement is endorsed by the
merican Free Trade League, the New York
ee Trade Club aud other similar organi-
lions
The Gnngpr's picnic at Williams Grove,
Hm, virtually closed last night. During
daf about 5000 persons were present,
addresses were made by A. X. Mcclure,
the Philadelphia Times, and w. U. Hen
Of the Lancaster Lntelligencer. 1t is
dmsie1 that $4,000 people were present
lndng the week.
Aputy at about Is persons went into the
pr al Wells Beach, Maine, on Thursday,
1atle and four OF them were carried out
heavy undertow and drowned. The
Tins were Mr. Greenough Thayer, North
anhtdge Mess; Miss Emma Gould, And
yer, Mass: Miss Katie Stafford and Eddie
Title, Washington, d. G.
Thomas Marvin of New York presented
0despatches at the office OF the Western
li0n Telegraph Company. The clerk
tgi 10 receive them ssubject to delay"
Marvin brought suit for 5000 damages.
siee Angel yesterday decided In favor of
plaintiff He held, however, that the
la'a Of the two dispatches was one act,
gave Judgment for 500 with COSTS
On Thursday evening a man entered the
" Store Of d, + Becker, at Easton, Penn
Ianla, aud presenting a bottle to the
dA Charles killian, asked him to taste
contents kilian did SO and soon after
zane unconscious. The stranger then
l0fd the money drawer of about S25 and
lt,al Il Intn hn
lsie he was found by the proprietor some
at aiterwara
sOal Hardls Y Co., bankers of 0lathe,
Aasas' iailed recently with $4,000 liabili-
ana only nominal assets. Hardis was
.NFu under new statute making 1t .
9uN iof banker to receive deposits,
gelag his bunk TO be in falling condi-
u ellange Of venue was taken to
'aa9olle, but on Thursday the defendant
s994Rltted on the first of five present
,n, l.s' he extreme penalty is fVe years
lpfisonmrnt.
~, as.lag Postmaster General Hatton has
NJ, ,.5l u letter on the subject OF appliea-
" " of leaves of absence for letter carriers
na TItsl ne says; "Without entering into
,dds ddtSu2n =. OF the right of letter carriers,
H. L :. 'le Jaw, to leave of absence annu-
s.aa, a% s sufficient to state, in reply, that
,sial ,sa' appropriations for the free delivery
ANY,. Sv were not made with view to any
n, oSa.ce a, Tor this purpose, and it is insufli-
s,oas,I a. " meet the current and ordinary and
ri ',aole demands upon it for additional
isn.a} - ana prom ,tions of carriers and ia
aya ,g'at az Il expenses. The application for
5s,5i, " absence for carriers must therefore
tbs tibse.'llrq, sl, at least till Congress provides
say, my aPPf2Priation sum sufficient to meet
no. Aptlsss t, OF granting a vacation to SC