The daily gazette., 1883-09-20
MORNING SUMMARY.

| IN quay Was, MtA4cO' U.rf
Surprising AIehitect Hin, Of the Tres
sury Dafarlnenl, Fesixned yestegaAy. ~.
The widow Of Edwin Adams, NE sctorsts |
reRoEted, 70 b. dytaefot parAlyAis sae' Long /
Bra6ch.
Typhu. fever has appeared in Zacstecas,
Mexico, and "ten out Of every eleven cases |
prove fatal"
III Two new cases of yellow fever, but 20
deaths, were reported At the Pensacola lazy
yard yesterday.
The ,rArsIration Of additional voters in
Baltimore, which closed last night, shows
total o. 7B1S6 svo'e 'ers,1 OF which 4SS iaFe'
teoloeed. -iae'tfi n ..tn ~
Jacob Horssh, prominent brewer, was
fatally injured by being thrown rom his
4 carriage, at College Point Long island on
iTuesdAy night!
tyfitam Faxon. who was Assistant Scene
tary III the Navy under Giedon Weiies, died
suddenly N Hartford yesterday morning, At
the kRe Of %. & -. s4ll i
\, The members Of the Corean Embassy. Asa
rived in Boston, yestsrdsy mqrnIng and are
i the guests af General Norton, Secretary ot 4
4 the Foreign Exhibit. ~ -, ,.l. ~ < N
Il c.. II, CodmhnS1a pramiDent dealer I'd /
Photographic goods, or Boston. did yestrr-
! day fr1m the effects OF having Inhaled the
sfuRes 0tnitste acid on Tutsday.'o16- -t-5
luh Secretary Falg~r wills ina few days, give
a dScteiOu hn the wire rod and Mound iron
! Question. He has now beiore him for eK-s1
I sminati0n ne pspers IN the case. e
The wife Of Rev A. W Green, pastor
pf 4 Me. hodlst church in Ithaca, New
York; hanged herself yesterday hi thd gar
, ret Of her home. 1t is said her health MAS
i | poor. ,.qul
Philip Sellers and his stepson, George w.
Brown, fought at the formers house in Bal
:, timore on Tuesday nigI t. After the 6ght
y Sellers was found dead on the floor, Brown
has been arrested. 81. ..as
The steamer City Of Pueblo, which arrived
at, New York yesterday from Havana, TO
> 4 ports that she passed three veaseis bpttom
| up, which are dangerous 70 navigation for
south bound vessels, ..sH..,4 Z,
There was brilliant parade Of wheklmen
In Springfield, Massachusetts, yesterday
, morning. II was about i mile IN length,
r 900 men being In line, and was viewed by
. nearly $4,000 people.
The tenth annual convention, of the
!. brotherhood OF Locomotive FiremeR Of the
u United States Is in session in Denver. About
lS0 delegates are present, representing a
h membership of 5000. ~
Il coal train and a freight train on the
}, Eastern and Amboy railroad eollided al
"a Bound Brook, New Jersey, oE Tuesday
number of cars thrown from the track
The annual convention of the Car Paint
Dr. ers' Association of the United States and
al Canada met in Baltimore yesterday Sub
In jects Of interest to the trade will be dis
:. cussed. The convention will he in session
until Friday.
'A The Secretary of the Treasury yesterday
y ordered the suspension of Alexander Cauld
ch well, Assistant Inspector OF Boilers In New
nd York, pending the investigation Of the Riv
on erdale disaster. Cauldwell gave the las
~ certificate OF inspection to the RiVerdale.
u. Leon Albeit was yesterday formally noti
~ 6ed by Committee Of the late Democratic
20 Convention Of New Jersey of hia nomina
tiou for Governor. He accepted the nomi
ne nation in a brief speech, promising to writ,
"A out his views in support of the platform.
- John Jarvis shot and killed CIodius Ban
! = ney in Princess Anne county, Virginia, OF
III tuesday. The murderer, who was drunk
'e- at the time, and appears to have had M
cd provocation, escaped TO q neighborins
IN. swamp His victim leaves a wife and sil
children.
Judge Dixon yesterday lntimAted that h
would accept the Republican nomination
the for Governor of New Jersey. He said tina
in whether he would resign mis- Judgeship wa
40 question for after consideration. In tn
lo- evening he was formally notified of bi
uOLluhJlOn anu aCotpUeu ~.
nd At meetiI z OF the Coal Trade Tribuns
rk in Plttsburg yesterday, it was decided Il
nd call in an umpire and have him to pass upol
,,s the question of wages at once. A genera
=. convention will be called for next week, Il
~ compel the payment OF four cents per bushe
no for mining lump coal or payment for al
IN coal mined without screening
"a A construction train on the West Shore
es railroad struck htud car four miles eas
in of Syracuse, New York, yesterday morning
and 10 platform cars, carrying $50 work
men, were "piled up in mass" Two me
and boy we're killed, aud 1S men wer
for badly injured, four or five of them perhap
a. fatally The collision was caused by th
= band- ar not stopping in titng.
:" Special Agent Evans, who was sent by th
or Treasury Department to inquire into the r,
sed ported smuggling OF Chinese into Washing
ply ton Territory from British Columbia, state
IN that in his opinion the reports are exagger
ated. he admits that the lumbermen
that section employ large number
Cinnamon, and are willing to take all the
rk, can get without wanting TO know frol
Its whence the core.
ult The steamer North Cambria, from Phil
= delphia for New Orleans, reports that 81
encountered on the 10th and 11th sevel
can revolving storm and very heavy cross sea
She was driven $50 miles out Of her cours
In latitude 80 north and longitude 10 we
title she found the American three mas IL
all schooner Charles f. Heyer, of ThomastoI
- Maine, with lumber, wateTlogged and abal
'nAi doned. Her crew had been rescued
ter Tna Frar,h Ash,nc, .ok.o,1.l 9
which arrived at St. Pierre on Tuesd
night from Grand anks, picked up, on d
ter 18th inst, two fisherman, Walsh and Ms
.ra- thews, who had been adrftin dory six da
without food or water. Walsh opened
ga veins and sucked the blood TO quench b
an terrible thirst. The men were so veal IN
tney had TO be hoisted aboard the Mercur
The same vessel picked up The captain al
three of the crew of the wrecked Ne
Foundland vessel Medianua