The daily gazette., 1883-05-29
,orNrNa suamARE.

Ths so Ssg Svesterday. About l,9OO men wer
ID line. 80 Massachusetts, has passed
Ihe esaYIsblnr ST% the payment Of poll tax a
o,l ,nl,SSreoulslte for voting
~ Roiley, for 40 years proprietor o
!T5fp p,ae Iron Works, died yesterday ~ rine
Ss I i. e, county, aged 50 years.
';lss rss hrIckIayers' strike at Hamilton, On
lne ended, the employers having
hno, "A a. the demand of 81 per day.
psh 1 aeorge sharswood, ex-Chief Jus
HOO, ,he Supreme Court of Pennsyl
rr oi a,e5 NJ Yesterday in the I'D year of hi
" hs.yy thunder storm visited Dayton
oti. = last night, doing much damage. Inc
yyIanbone yl,Ub Exchange was struck Dy hghI
D'1,, ~. oxneriment of playing base ball by
lng nght IA to b. tried ut Fort Wayne
;hs.,rS ;1,aUs tonight. Twelve lights will be
"ah.rt Wright, q well,kneWD wrestler,
nO "Sot perhaps fatally, in house of evil
w. .a,s saV in Bay City, Michigan, on Sunday
night. .t,,. :,
,.lu luz Garnet, In Charleston, South Caro-
oa 1OnD wsre s burned yesterday morning. Loss,
u.rrv Trowbridge, of the firm OF Henry
neI sh,,dge,s Sons, prominent West India
narbants Of New Haven, died last night at
he age Of 49, -.. ,..--.
samuel P. Kerstetter, Rroceryman OF
rswisburg, Penna,, committed suicide on
s~Tday night by shooting himself In the
Ss.d S.ul He had been sufferer from malaria.
p,v Dr, George W. Smith has accepted
a. Presidency of Trinity College at Hart
W s.d n succeed President Pynchon, who
DnI' No 'rsmap with the college as professor
The ipouiry into the loss of the steamer
n.,uite slate was begun at New London,
Sonnerticut, yesterday. Nothing was ell
Gy.I g,sJ to throw light upon the origin of the
tr
Stsrbep Medrick, Hungarian saloon
,.snrr, was fatally shot by a man named
VogIs near Scottdale, Penna., Oh Saturday
.r:ht because he refused to sell liquor to
Boyle.
i telegram from Dayton, Ohio, says the
.,,ae at the jackson mines has ended by
~ consent of the operators to pay at the
..ts of 80 cents. The miners have been idle
Two months.
Patrick Hoar was arrested In Scranton,
PpDs,, Yesterday, for killing James Nor
ton Al wedding on the previous night. He
conOssed TO hlving shot Norton, but says
4 |,he shooting was accidental.
BENJAMIN Bunker, grandson of the owner
X Bker's Hill at the time of the battle,
Ind in Norwich, New York State, yester-
5.y, aged SO years. His wife was a descend
mi OF the owner Of Breeds Hill.
The CITY Council of Milwaukee yesterday
sdered that the saloon keepers whose IL
fsn,p. we're revoked by the Mayor may ap-
nal 10 the Council, "where majority vote
D,y restore license without expense"
The dead body of man found In the
soJ, near Camaqua, Pa, on Sunday, has
kn1 Identified rs that of James Campbell,
LAWYER of Brooklyn, who some time
20 wandered away from his home while
insane,
Tie ship Northampton, from New Orleans
N the 18th instant for Liverpool, reported
K srpckcl on Marquesas Keys, had a cargo of
,3SO bales Of cotton and 900 staves. The
yalue Of the vessel and cargo is estimated
hS3OO,O0O,
The eugne and baggage car of a passenger
ntl on the Louisville and Nashville rail-
Oad we're thrown from the track yesterday
nOrlIpg, A miles east of Memp' is, by col
istu with box. car. The engineer had an
rm broken.
Tie Globe Tobacco Warehouse in Cincin-
patl, believed to be the largest tobacco
Warehouse in the world, was opened yester-
day 1t is seven stories ia height, and with
he old warehouse adjoining, covers AZ
acrts Of fOor space.
Frederick A. Crowley, son of the proprier
or Of the Mansion House, in Troy, New
York, committed suicide yesterday morn
ng by glitiug his throat He was a civil
Engineer and it is believed has mind was
aftled by ogerwork.
telegram from Peoria, Illinois, saws the
hcR Island Railroad Company announces
% cent passenger rate from that city to
AaD'as City and other Missouri river po nts,
Iaertby cutting under the so cent rates
announced by the Burlington road yestefy
Inc pennsylvania Railroad Company was
etnlay IN receipt OF formal notification
nom t'r Central Railroad Company of New
tl%y mat the existing arrangement by
Eaeh the former company operates its
10lg Branch division must terminate i'm
nelaley.
Charles Clayton, "a years of age, was
o0ld drunk on SUNDAY night on the
lollds Of Mrs. Grubb, at Burlington, New
sfsy, and was ordered on by the private
"1dUlqaI, ',d'l "a Jacob Fireng. Not obeying the
msn nav'' Flreng shot Clayton dead. The watch
No. "1gisln ,1 from Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
(,is,,s ,va sn1I "a Judge Mallory has again ar
Is9.a sotu E. haVe Name for contempt, the of
Tb,n N IIelhg mat she cried out In open court,
bsn aIa eorhe out by the officers at the time
rsS,aa 'u,1@ !, water in his face, that che ac
Srss, ivy, u T. H. BOYD, pastor of the Warren
lon 'V y.a, Mtthodist Episcopal Church, In Tren-
Einy.,os XII S'@ Jersey, left on Thursday last for
,b,s ''Oh' so, anout II miles from Trenton, and
4nt NV w w. I!eh heard of since. A messenger
M b,J 'J kingston yesterday ascertained that
AoV oeen seen there.
,,ivoS it'tutrek Douglass denies that be re-
|, 't,I IN ~ suggestions from President Arthur
Ma NJ '1s y. . ilme and place of holding the pro
lpei,bo.o 1oored Convention. He saws that
olhn T'. .h ne n nor any one of the Committee
aiims vi,E ,i,{ Convention q, has had any CONVEX
!. IT, @ "i'n the President on the subject"
nspa,an, an gulllal list furnished by the Pittsburg
hon mi's fIsuferS shows that nearly all tbe
.bu Ii,,s doms. IN Plttsburg and the West win
tU tS"A tSa On Thursday night, refusing to
gsnas,, %e Amalgamated Association scale,
lat Is.'' joaa lockout seems inevitable. The
are onlr 90 9oe Include steel mills. There
Shls - u'n-union mills in the United
Dalel Hnlel nn Deverentz and Martha Nc
inop con- e returning from church in JEFF
hg, lsr Souhty, Missouri, on Sunday morn
iiti Al AZ ,b"e were met by Hiram suelleuss who
rat, a and ,1em en-, with shot gun, killing Deve-
hs the gir seriously, if not mortally wound
I'd @ie5n E,ri' The murderer then commit
a.