The daily gazette., 1883-08-17
MORNING SUMMARY.

Warrington about the 9th instant.
Tho stpaner Alexandria cleared from Vers
nm, nv an the 1lth instant for New York.
Tho Crescent Flour Mills in Augusta
naorSi. were burned last night. Loss
$4,000
man named Perrault is reported to have
Al.d suddenly in Quebec of "Canadian
chOera"
Tho liabilities of Charles W. Clement are
d,ted by him at 1851, 400; the assets al
SO2,29O.
/ NJ. Biggs and e. Johnston were arrested
Al Eagle Grove, Iowa, on Wednesday, for
tOulterieiting'
The liabilities of Shaw & Brothers, of Bos-
ton are stated by the assignee to be 81 500,
Sg and the assets S., ,262, 1877.
Prince Hohenlohe, Count Gleichen, Lord
latham aud Lord Elpinstone are guests OF
M Governor General of Canada.
Robert Boyle was fatally shot by Consta-
Bic Roberts while trying to escape arrest In
Sbelbyyle, Indiana, on Wednesday.
During fight at a colored celebration
hear Cassapols, Michigan, on Wednesday,
bpe man was killed and another dangerously
sounded.
case of yellow fever has occurred in the
Pensacola Navy Yard. The marine guard
Fll be removed from the va rd aid precau-
Hons taken.
The ship Fredelka and Karolina, at the
Quebec quarantine, has been allowed to
Inter port after landing her sick sailors and
eBg disinlected.
Mrs. Burke, of Rappahannock, and Jacob
lsaeusk, of William Penn, were yesterday
IN over and killed by Reading railroad
tam at Shenandoah, Pa.
The United States Rolling Stock Com
a1y's shops In Chicago were burned on
Wednesday hight Loss, S250,00t. The
Ompsny employed 500 hands.
Eight cars of stock train ran off the
mex at Pacific City, Missouri, on Wed nes-
sy and four OF them were wrecked. Thirty
AtIe were so badly injured that they had
be killed
Madison Gage, policeman, died during a
rugge with rough, named Edward MAY
Ell, 10 Amsterdam, New York, on Wed
tsday night. 1t is thought Gage ruptured
blood vessel.
Sami Morse yesterday made an assign
ent Of the lease OF the theatre built by
10 for the production of his "Passion
ay The lease is for five years, at $3.50
year with privilege OF removal.
CAPTAIN Vincent Shinkle, of Covington,
enlaoky engaged in steamboating, made
assignment on Wednesday. His liabili-
BAR estimated at $4,000. He became
loar&Ssed by assisting embarrassed rela-
Ts
The Farmers Bank, OF Richmond, Vir
ha, suspended yesterday. Its failure was
pccled, as it had been considered shaky
some time. 1t was established In 1877,
had about $4,000 In deposits, which, IL
believed, will be paid in full.
1ese Town, his wife and Mrs. stock We II
~ 'hrown rom a carriage at Stowe, Yer
my on Wednesday, Mrs. Town is dead
lsr husband is not expected to recover,
le Ars. Stockwell's injuries are danger
Robert Hewitt Brown, at one time Judge
aeVlrelit Court at Detroit, died yester-
~ Albion, New York, at the age OF So
as' ne was a promint MT Mason and au-
y Ol Solar Theology and Masonic As
ias Dark Salome, from Vera Graz via
.'@'oh' arrived at the Capes of the Ches-
aAe Yesterday morning. She lost one
.eI gfeW the first day out She will be
aisnMd nisnLned 10 days for observation and
srse ~, Dlack was reported much better
sut' anu II was thought that, unless
n,un1Vn Gu'Vlse'n complication should arise,
su, s oe considered out of danger. He
Y last Sunday night.
ltasury officials say that in conseouence
P,aIs" " uV'oh OF opium smugglers on
,aV. aav,uc Coast, "the duties collected at
a' h., S,. a. esh Francisco on opium during
Odonas asVal year, were more than a mil
,onso. aa u :, excess OF the collection from
y source the previous year"
,It"l ', I returns from 109 OF the III couu-
ys,nor NJ oNeiadtleky id give Proctor Knott, for
NJ Con- ao,on majority. The remaining
IN tIntles n are expected to swell the tig-
vS.I nearly $4,000, or 1900 more than
t1sI o.. Inc proposition for a Consti-
y-a' convention was defeated.
Sa,' OF the Republican members of
risSur. agslature was held yesterday in
ntor :, i" consider the House resolu-
Anra..htee hee conference of six members on
Eeya vryo Honlhent bill. Forty nine mem
-no, - present. 1t was decided-29 to
~ " support the resolution.
csgo abroad uI passenger rate war between
et6To. aud 81. Louis ended Yesterday
lHno,' 'oaus Competing for the business.
AGon central, Wabash and Chicago
q. The ro,o e'ueu o' 10 form passenger
ctrs !, 'a,e sS agreed upon between the
us oS ana ip = $50. The rate between ST.
n tha 1 on.a Mansas City will be $3.50.
uHg mo.aa oolh OF July last, Thomas sayle, a
npTSaaht S.snaht of Oakland, Mississippi,
tlsieSi ,se by an unknown person, "who
mern Jnns Jretllains In the most horrible
ored uan Joseph Payne, a suspected
made n a, was arrested on Wednesday
terday h, ~ 'oniession of his guilt. At noop
ehf and ~ IVA, was torcibly taken from the
m. 1u iSnehed by 500 citizens of tho
amer ri P1, was too rough yesterday for tn,
esD pioss symouth Rock TO run to The
passrnoas,L q. Long Branch, and she landed
ssepgersS Sets 1a6 at Sandy Hook. After tht
tsee5 f'tv tw0 ,eit u the vessel fight occurred
bbed nao, %o ueck hands. One of them wa,
fs6 Pota sar J, .he heart by a man known a,
latter and FIRST mate Ames arrested
ler deck s bsns was himself attacked by two
tie Of6carSh nahus. The mutiny was oueilet
e plscsd 4. oi The boat and the three mer
Eouadsd1 IN l IRONS. 1t is reported ina
Uu lnan bled to death