The daily gazette., 1883-05-26
,TouNINe SUMMARY.

Iasd'ap lsd among the shipping In the port.
FS's s, men were overpowered by foul air
fou, i,s while cleaning well in Clark g
ys Rutronwood street above Fonrth,
fn'1a o,a,bino a. Co., wholesale importers OF
T. o'e'd Goods in Berlin, Ontario, are re-
GeInstt 10 have failed with 1000 liabilities
md md So, coo assets. .u
'I1 M Tuesday last prominent farmer
VI uad Merrill, while plowine In field near
nSoU naulSu Ark Ark. was assassinated. There Is
no clue to the murderer
T,o loss by the burning OF Pearson 9
,Iaoc lIU mill and the Huck Mailing Com
pauIje elevator, In Chicago, on Thursday
Pi2 P2t ia now estimated at SS6,OOO'
p1" n",ino n discussion about the Queens
,,r,hday and English politics, IN 81 LOUIS
..'o, car. A man was shot and Killed. NO
s.u,e. sa ara given in the dispatches.
D Ths amount of money stolen from the
rn'sd states Express messenger At OIeYe-
Ia ,.nS Ohio, on Wednesday, 10 now believed
soSs .T only $4,000 1t is said that clue TO
,So T. y robbers has been found.
~ wa,,sm Blscl, and John McClaren died
p,tarson. New Jersey, yesterday morn-
Nv ~ + Il supposed from the effects OF poi
lus; sss:S mrst which they ate on Wednesday.
a,hors subsr Of the McClaren family are sick.
a, e,st-bourd passenger train on the
n.nnor and Rio Grande railroad went
y"r, S.nugb the bridge over the Gunnisou river,
" ~ CoIorsdo Yesterday morning, Engineer
n noncan mean and Fireman Emery were drowned.
While two boys were playing "pegging"
=, WbitteDion, Massachusetts,, on Thurs
Ssv tbe "cat" struck Felix LAYERS, aged
s "A Years. on tine forehead with such force
,sto fracture his skull, and he died yester-
day.
In the United States Court at st. Louis
r..terdav James j. Mason aud William Dem
msn colnterieiters, were sentenced respect
irsly 10 five and two years imprisonment
IN The penltentary. Mason is an old Of
+ fender,
Unusually heavy rains in Mexico have
washed away five bridges on the Central
railway. A train ran into the first washout
and the engineer was killed. Traffic be-
tween Leon aud Lagos will be suspended
FOR several days.
specill dispatch from Beaumont, Texas,
saws the District Court adjourned for the
term on the third day of its session on ac-
count of rumors Of smallpox, and the con
seouent impossibilty of getting either wit
nesses and jury.
During a storm at Peoit, Wisconsin, yes
erlay It Is said, "a number of live fish, one
Of them weighing pound, drop in the bust
ness streets" Some large hailstones also
fell, few of them measuring four inches
in circumference.
A. H Petrie a. Co.'s saw mill at Mus.
kegOn, Michigan, was burned on Thursday
night. aud the flames extended to the
schooner George Boyce, which was also de-
strOyed with 1000 feet of lumber in her
bold Loss, Sj7 900.
The schooner Emma L. Coyne, with 500
tons Of coal bound ior Chicago, ran ashore
at Rhodes Point, yesterday. Tugs have
failed to get her off, Lighters have been
ieIeguphed Tor. The lake was calm when
the mishap occurred.
Three m,n, two convicted of murder and
the third Of fclonious assault, were hanged
yesterday in Arkansas-John Taylor at
Clarendon, John Morton at Helena, and
Joseph Young, coored, at Richmond. The
executions were public.
A Dire in Louisville, Kentucky, yesterday
morning, damaged ihe wholesale rag and
old iron house of Isenbcrg Brothers, the
Wholesale grocery store OF A. Engelhard
and the hide and fur store of John White.
IhelosS is about $50, 900
The Health officer has issued notice that
all vessels bound TO the port of PHILADELPHIA |
from foreign ports and from ports In the
United States south of Cape Fear, are |
required to stop at the Lazar-tto for exam |
nation on and after June l and until Oc-
lOber l.
ihe steamer Pilot burst her boiler near /
LaStVlie, California, yesterday morning. |
All her forward part was blown away and /
her alLerpart floated ashore 800 yards dis /
ant According to the latest report eight |
persons were killed, seven injured and ten
are missing.
GoVrrnor Hamilton, Of Missouri, has tcle-
Naphfd to President Cradell that wnep-
ever ever the Sheriff of st. Clair county officially
.. aouleS MN that he is unable to afford pro-
MV'loh 10 The men WHO desire to work in
Mt mines, he will call out the militia and
maintain order,
The trouble between the cipar manufac-
,aFrrs and their employees IN Troy. New
iOfk, which caused the leading sbons to
saut down for several weeks, ended yester-
way OS the granting of the increased wages
sAel Ior-S2 thousand on Havana goods |
aud 81 on domestic.
Aa,. leading iron men of Chicago say that
J"a I'" niliis VIII shut down on the LIST of |
/, 9,iess some unexpected concession |
Tba 'Ire ~ oy the Amalgamated Association. |
vas rss s, nuloh iron and Steel Company, which |
,baad udHpecteu 10 resume work, seems to have |
-Oanuohei The intention of doing SO.
c,,u gulge Morgan, in the Circuit Court at |
o,a H"'aSo as Yesterday, delivered an opinion In |
wi,h vIt u ~ she bucket shop" cases holding, |
sasn'. Tr oulSe iully, that the Board of Trade |
+. rInU. discriminate in declaring to whom
,ooapI ,% duv'a'ions may be sent. This is the |
IepnI tt,, atcslon in the lower Courts In favor
o bucket shops. - '"'0'
lran "T " vPuIdlers and helpers in the Fall River
rpdnc,ion onNS struck on Thursday against a |
arsa ,on s.on, vi 20 cents per ton. There is a |
ment 'aogN ,S'r ahead and the pudding depart |
0sy =. n'il ~, oe closed by the company for
,nsna, ~H VI tlght weeks at least" During the
Viii ilPtusl9h r,,, the company announces that it
""i put III a new engine.
Accord a1ueofdng to telegram from Tombstone.
n,,eoIa maa dated yesterday. "a trustworthy |
sna uau' Just arrived from n rancho in Sonora
brea.t. courier from headouarters has
General GS ue"S oil an engagement between |
hear ,1al Gnaok Urook and large body of Indians,
week ,%'vanopc, ~ , In the Surra Madres, last |
the "a rsst !" WI, which 30 hosties were killed and
Ile troops" s"'' 'iose'y loiiowed Dy
PIMA 5a. Nayo, of Botetourt county, Vir-
Csmnla,.a ,aS N. issued rule against NJ w.
contamn s',ltor of the Fincastle Herald, for
nptIy d" p' IN charging the Judge with 'tcor-
jury 10 @nu lraudulently packing the Grand
The Ho.N1,ure secure an indictment of citizens"
10 ro,,aoa a,a4 Yesterday said it had "nothing
and cbarond ana nothing to apologize for"
partisa% ac'erizes Judge Mayo as ga vulgar
4''' ueVoid of1egal knowledge"
bsadns,6 a MOB from Menefee county. Kentucky.
pon,tt pt Sy Ss Sheriff Rings, attacked the iail at