The daily gazette., 1883-11-28
moRNrve, suNsmARY,


to (iuAymas, Mexico. -Four Of her crew and
II passengers were drowned.
ghe wife aud daughter of John Coombe.
prominent druggist ia Toronto, were
sr,,t to an insane asylum yesterday, their
,rsanity being due to religious excitement.
IL is said that the amount of squared tim
lrr cut in the Ottawa region of Canada dur
ipg the coming winter will be about Q, ,000,-
GDJ feet, or two-thircs Of the output OF last
year.
telegram has been received In Pittsburg
ssvinp that Sergeant Mason has accepted an
engagement TO appear at the Museum In
that city, and adding: "his wife aud child
sre not TO be exhibited"
writ of error has been refused In the
ease OF Robert Martin sentenced to be hanged
"A Newark, New Jersey, on the Sd of JAN
nary for the murder OF his wite. He was
twice sentenced to death.
Some leading capitalists of Cincinnati
have called meeting for Friday to organize
n stock company, with $500, 900 capital, to
establish cotton mill with 1000 looms,
for the manufacture OF sheetings and
muslins.
The Secretary OF State yesterday received
telegram from our Minister In Paris an
nouncing that the Official Journal will to-
day publish decree cancelling the prohi-
bilon OF the importance of American pork
into France.
Secretary Folger Is said 10 have adopted
the standard time In the Treasury Depart
,ncnt, TO accommodate the many employees
who live In Baltimore and other places near
Washington, and who have to travel on
trains running by the new time.
Ia making improvements at Gales Hill,
Massachusetts, the graves of pilgrims who
came to A uerica in the May Flower and
were buried during the first winter after
their arrival, have been discovered. Tablets
will be placed to mark the exact location.
The Cabinet meeting yesterday was at
tended by all the members except the Post
master General. The session lasted nearly
four hours, and was mainly devoted to the
consideration Of foreign affairs and matters
10 he discussed in the Presidents message.
The Washington Post announces, ION the
hest authority" that Riddeberger and
Malone viii attend the Republican caucus
Of tic United States Senate, and that they
and their followers twill hereafter and
without disguise act with the Republican
party"
Four hundred miners In Gamble 81
Esbcr's mines, near Pittsburg, struck on
Monday evening against a reduction Of one
cent per bushel. They "also object to
the Tree coal they are expected to dig,
which passes through an inch and half
SCREEN"
~ he New York Court of Appeals at AL
lauy yesterday q motion recently made for
ar,argument OF the appeal In the case of
Williams vs. the Western Union Telegraph
Company was denied, with costa. This
finally settles the litigation in favor of the
company.
Os ar NJ. Atwood colored man, having
lc,n admitted as student In the National
College Of Pharmacy at Washington, all but
eight Of the 46students In the college quilted
it on Monday night. The seceders were
headed by Bigelow, President of the College
Association.
The annual meeting of the Children's Aid
Society of New York was held yesterday
afternoon. 1t was reported that during the
Year the Society had under it's charge 37,O37
children, and S,449 were sent to homes in
lie West. The receipts for the year were
$2j}, ,sij aud the expenses $2l3, 1858.
In the City Council at Kingston, Ontario,
yesterday morning, Alderman Carson
moved and Alderman White seconded re-
solution thanking Captain" Abbie Thomp-
son, Of the Salvation Army, for her labors
IN Kingston during the last nine months.
When the motion was announced "the Al
defmen rushed from the Chamber In body,
aud failed to return"
The Chicago agents for the missing steamer
Manistee have received a report from the
captain of q steam tug which went over the
course the Manistee should have taken, and
also report from the captain of the steamer
llaekley, both of which confirm the report
Of the iinding of pieces of the Manistee. II
sronsidered certain that she is lost with all
on board.
A. q. Benyon, ex-President of the Pacific
Bank Of Boston, who disappeared after the
collapse OF the bank, Is said to be living In
Boson, The Boston Journal says: "ehould
this source of income be cut of 1t is stated
thai Kenyon would Immediately return to
this city, as he has several times threatened
lodo, and that he would then make start
ling developments"
The New York branch of the Independence
Ilnb Of Havana lasteyening commemorated
the death of the eight students who were
hlel by the soldiery In Havana on Novem-
bfl Y, 1871. Senior j. Arnas presided, and
The hall was draped in mourning. Ad-
dresses were made by Seniors Ramon Ru-
laerl editor OF the Ft SepardtIsta, Francisco
9arona and Raphael Serras.
The strike of the railroad freight hand
lelf, at New Orleans, continues to cause
much trouble to the officials of the roads,
progress with their business. Most of the
roads have procured laborers from other
points. These the regular hands capture as
last as the arrive, giving them food for q
DAY or two, and then enough money to pay
their way home.
he next report of the Savings Bank
Commissioners of Massachusetts, will show
that during the year there has been mod
ersie increase in the total deposits. A little
less than half the depositors of the State
az women ard children, and four-tenths
Of the deposltors own about four per cont.
OF the deposits In sums of $50 and under.
on the other hand, four per cent. of the
dtfostors own about 25 per cent. OF the de-
losils in sums of 81 900 and above.
Tie National Arbitration League J1f the
tned States began It's second annual ses.
sion In st. Georges Hall, Philadelphia, yes
ifriay. The convention was organized by
TIE election of OFF ,ers, Bishop Simpson be-
4 ing chosen President. A letter regretting
l5> inability to be present was read from
deheral Grant, In which he said. my
Views on the subject of peace arbil ration IN
The settlement of International differences,
ihstcad of the sword, have not changed.
bnt my hope of its speedy accomplishment
h35 diminished. 1t is only by keeping the
subject alive, however, that it can be &C
tompished."
In Cincinnati, yesterday, the election con
va lor tie Sherifalty was unanimously de
gldfd by the District Court In favor of Haw
hiHs, Democrat. The ground of the con
Ust that what were known aR thu