The daily gazette., 1883-03-27
..ourrNo SUMMARY.

..oro s5 deaths from smallpox in
lLt1r orlcans last week. @
new - O'sr snowden a. Co., hardware dealers
Z. C.o.,aaI ~. have suspended, owing to the
ol Mrassment Mon Of Winnipeg frmi habiii-
lies 100000. ,...s
'IS rrsnk Gearing, IL years OF age, committed
.nclde Yesterday morning oy nAng,ng nlln-
sueiH ~ Canaan, New York. No cause Is as
signed for the deed 90 -.
..,.an Up from the Diamond mine al braid-
.nood. Illinois, sixteen Of which were ioentl-
Fed %OI The remains were inferred as soon as
possible. nt.,o,, Ro,,.,
rlnb nh was formally opened In Ottawa yes
S,Jo ,ordsv by the Governor General. IL Is al
,eneJ no that Sl50,000 worth OF dogs are on
exhibition.
~ Congressman Thompson, Of Butler
,onnty. Pa, charged with raising note
s.o" Svu loo TO "a, 900, was released yesterday,
,bs nrosecution failing to make case
sgainst him.
n.vid Ferguson, ex-bank tax collector of
tonisyille, was arraigned yesterday on one
II the indictments against him He pleaded
oniity and was sentenced to five years I'M
S5risonment In the penitentiary. The other
indictments are to be heard.
The bighwaymen who infest Chicago have
ceased to attack men by night, and now rob
Someu in daylight. Three assaults and
,obberies of women have been reported
within three days. The ladies lost their
nocket- n,ci books, and were roughly treated.
The remainderIof the jeanette survivors
.,e expected to reach New York to-day.
Thew II, W, Viii be met by Chief Engineer Mel
Vile. and will go at once to Washington TO
testify before the jeanette Board, which
viii be convened for the purpose OF exam
lning them.
Frank Maher, aged IL years, wasshot dead
in the Light Guard armory, at La Crosse, on
sunday, by Louis May, q companion OF
sbOut the same age. May placed what he
supposed to be an empty shell In rife, and
ponted the weapon at Maher, who assumed
tragic attitude, and minute later fell
dead with bullet In his brain.
Dispatches from various points in the in
terror of California report "quite a fall Of
aiD," which improves the prospects Of the
CROPS A later dispatch from San Francisco
saws most of the rainfall thus far has been
in the northern counties. A heavy storm
set in at San Francisco yesterday, which, 1t
was believed, would take southwark
course
What is supposed to be the largest cattle
sale ever made in this country was effected
last Saturday at Fort Worth, Texas.
Seyenty-fve thousand head of full-gTown
cattle were sold by the lizards and Harold
Brothers to the Franklin Land and Cattle
Company of New York. The price paid is
understood to be about $25 per head, or an
aggregate of nearly $2,0O0.000
Captain Irving and Chief Officer Barrett,
ofthe White Star steamship Republic, were
arrested yesterday In New York and bailed
nsj,OOO each in civil suit for $25, 900 dam
ages. The suit is brought by Thomas Dowse,
astOwaway, who had been rescued from the
wrecked steamer Glamorgan, and whom
they detained on the Republic on suspicion
that he was one Of the Phoenix Park MUIR
derers.
Jonathan &. Bigelow, counsel for Ser
geunt Mason In the court-martial trial of
the latter for shooting at Guiteau, yesterday
brought suit against Mason, his wife
Betty" and Riggs g. Co., bankers, for
$500, alleged to be due him for cousel fees.
He claims that in Riggs g. Co.'s bank there
$4,000 to the credit of Mrs. Mason, pro-
ceeds Of the "Mason Fund" which he was
instrumental in collecting, and he asks to
bRpaid for his services out of that fund