The daily gazette., 1883-05-24
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~ rAa NJ dwelling of Henry Moody, N lynne,
:. l90 u vas burned on Tuesday, ana lyman
NJ \, a., aged so years, was burned 70 ueatn'
Agya o,-bt Rev. DIR. McMullen, Catholic Bishop
.ngEnsnnort Egns Iowa, is reported V be 80 Ill
o. patJ %;s death is expected within Il lew
days. shocys strong enouyb 10
Two os"ildings, were felt Ia CatlettsDurg,
snaS, sTnantueky, at 6all-past II o'clock on Tuesday
night. - wall known citizen
snlIerst SAME county, Va, shot himself dead
OOll.,srdsy, o. ar because he had suffered from Ill
health va,
n,aa wv Iohn .Jay 10 be- the Civil Service
Poin.uSi Poi.oissioner in place OF Andrew D.White,
declined.
=, In",p strept. Trenton, N. j., went TO New
i wA,i lat Thursday on bublness aud disap-
1s"r,d the same evening. ....- q a..l
Ths Everett House at Deerfield, Mass,
go. .I burned yesterday. Loss, 81, 600. The
~, guests in the house were the family OF
VVI Wm NJ. Tweed OF New York.
M.,,bew Arbuckle, the we'll. known cor
-, nIsyer and orchestral leader, died last
lrsnirg in New York, OF pneumo uia, aged
s,rears He was a native Of Scotland.
Eys cases of contagious pleuro-pncu-
mia have appeared among the cattle
u nO" The neighborhood of Washington.
e Fvpry effort will be made to stamp out the
disease.
Snow fell on Tuesday night aud drifted q
s,'' Jeen ON the line Of The Richmond and
allscheny railroad, between Lynchburg and
r'iion Forge, in Virginia. The crops are
4 being damageu'
The steam bakery and candy factory o. j.
II Claussen IL Co., In Charleston, s. c.,
w.s burned yesterday morning. LOss,
n S0OOO A colored man who slept In the
. building perlshed'
,ey. Father Annet, cure of Coscopedia,
nnblshes letter saying that he WIS cured
4 pl uaralyss OF the spine Dy making q pill
grmsge to the shrine Of Ste. Anne, and
4 praying to be relieved of his in6rmities.
Iii, now deemed certain that the schooner
Autares, due at Chicago on last Saturday,
4 was lost in the storm of Sunday Her crew
consisted OF Captain Waldmau, his three
4 sons, and Charles Anderson, a young Swede.
Colonel Frank E. Howe, of Boston, died
Yesterday in Washington, after short i'll.
ness. He was the inventor of the Howe
scales, served during the war on the staff of
General Dix, and has since filed many
offices Of public trust.
The brig l. Sapere, from Beunos Ayres
for New York, which recently foundered ut
SEA, had cargo Of hides, skins, ostrich
feathers, etc, consigned to Boston and New
York merchants. There were assurances
on the cargo aggregating $52, 800.
Mrs. William Foulds, 80 years old, com
mitJed suicide yesterday at st, Catharlnes,
Ontario in tbs presence of her children, q
boy and girl, aged 9 and IL years, respec-
lively. She first tried to set fire to her
clothes but her boy extlnguished the flames.
The Trustees of Williams College, at
Moth Adams Massachusetts, yesterday re-
ceiyed a check for $4,000 from A. ID. Cor
man, OF Albany, to found Professionally OF
Natural Theology in memory of his de-
ceased son, who was a student at he col
ege.
Guurneville, a small town at the terminus
Of the Fulton branch of the San Francisco
and Northern Pacific railroad, was almost
completely swept away on Tuesday night by
fire. Thirty buildings were destroyed. Loss,
$4,000. The fire started in Chinese wash
house.
Information has been received of q hurri
cane in johnson county, Arkansas. IL first
struck near the mouth of Horsehead Creek
aud followed the east fork for several miles
John James was killed and several other.
were injured. Twenty-Five houses and one
church were destroyed.
Heavy frost occurred on Monday and
Tuesday nights throughout the Southern
and part # Central Missouri, and particu
larry in that section of Illinois swept by thu
tornado last Friday night. Early vegetable
aie almost entirely destroyed, and fruit au(
grain are badly dam aged.
Yesterday was observed in Richmond
Virginia, as Confederate Memorial Day
Business was suspended, and $4,000 graves
were decorated. Phil. Kearney Post No. 10
Of the Grand rmy of the Republic, had
splendid floral monument placed upon tht
grave of General George f. Pickett.
belief is current in Irish National cir
cles in Montreal that. despite the action 0
the clergy, the local Irish societies will forn
themselves into League branches. 1t
thought they will abandon any scheme 70
Animation with the American League, am
mold convention and form similar OF
ganlzation for the Dominion of Canada.
~ Inc annual examination OF the India
raining School at Carlisle, Penna., too
Place Yesterday. There we're present Sec
retary Teller, Commissioner Price, DIR. Cal
el OF Lafayette College, and other prom
neht gentlemen. Surprise was expressed a
tae proficiency of the. pupils. The Carlisl
senool now contains 40 boys and 1877 girl
seventy have been placed on farms tor I'll
summer, and application has been made ia
B more
, a letter from A. Jones, Town Marshal Q
hoplhson, Illinois, TO John +. Wiltsee, III
uef'aEer in Cincinnati, says that the bod
oi aiss Young arrived by express at tha
pace P, on May 4, after being embalmed b
milste, with burial permit signed by th
ntalth Otheer, and certificate signed
tufte physicians that the disease was pue
PHfd hemorrhdgica, and that the body WI
opposed to view and had spread the coul
U! with smallpox.
l"e police of New York yesterday seizt
II, S.S snail boxes containing 1900 slung shot
ihey were landed from Baltimore can
Soa', and addressed to "H. o. Naerge
Sew York" The bill Of lading describ
them as Chocolate" A man giving
ns na'ne as Herman Naeger, ship manufactur
VI baltimore, claimed the boxes as b
property and was arrested. Slung shC
aie among the most deadly weapons CARR
=! criminals The penal code of New Yo
Iahes the manufacture or possession
felony