The daily gazette., 1883-07-24
,,oaNrNa SUMMARY.

,..ne 4 call for the reue'"pS'o :. nsa.hy,,,s
f'.. 'noent in the Polk case, 81 ,'sasn msss1 III
ArEsaisSed Yesterday. The 1uuge WIZ
Ts ha,g, r The jury to-day :. ..a,b ~
Cn"s chiffon was hacked 20 aeasn ~
samuel cason 9ni in isht 10 Doty county,
sanpiIOD snIo on Sunday morning. -.
GeoE'"' ,Ier works Of George Miller, al
The pow P",,,, Montgomery county, blew up
SGmntY pt'rrnoou. One man was killed.
yesl'r + n G. Ord, Of the Unired StatFHasI
GenNla' l',,i H. of yellow fever Id Hayanua, on
Army, ulru ,npS. i, He was in the Goth year
Sunday eNc"'"s'
Of age. g. N.,v England Raiiwhy
lho Ner ar.,.s the south brapch Of the raw
hnqsa' liver, near Coventry, f. l., was
tu., tushe', Yesterday. 4.s
.,,iu., IN save woman who was Walk
lu u3"1 hn railroad track at Woodside, Long
Dg oa m sunday Dight, Deputy sherln
h.,.u lslanu vas killed by locomotive.
Vu,n" V',os swami, ex Mayor Of Baltimore,
lnon n'rarIor of Maryland, and ex member
ekUUs ekUp,',rass Is dangerously III at his country
o. oJn,,s. T""s near Leesburg, Vitginig.
Ts,De Merchant, saloon keeper, was
heu,! Fart Worth, Texas, on Saturday
tnos a. No, railroad conductor named Him
nig"', .,iO ~ desperate struggle over bar bill
dS" l.... .t1Ia M.tuo %.
,.rday morning, John sw ppacR snot yonh
g.n.on in the throat q Hanson snot swan
sarE in the arms. Hanson died IN rev
minutes,
noruing. destroyed Henry y. St0ddard's
,ars, stables and the Gibson House. twenty
sir i+e horses perished In the stable. The total
io., Is about $4,000. ,s,
iva men, Jouu Mannion, age 40 years,
aud Adam Hill aged 81, were killed last
nITht within l5 minutes Of each other at the
G,srn G, street crossing of the Pennsylvania
railroad in Jersey City.
Georqe Kane, Henry Shatier and WORTH
ington McCulloch, young men from Frost
Tsr, h%rr MARYLAND, were drowned by the cap
.iriTs gvT nl A boat in the Potomac river, at
Cumberland, yesterday afternoon.
The Treasury ID partment few days ago,
..n,y.d a draft on Western bank Tor
q 9o0 ,.conscence money" from an 'Un-
snown Debtor" The amount has been
collected and placed TO the account of ssCop-
scienee." ..
Giuery TwchelI, a well- known railroad
man formerly president OF t, Q Boston apd
Wnr,p,ter railroad, and member OF the
Torry-dr,t and Forty second Congresses,
isd I Yesterday in Brook ne, Massachu usetts,
sgtd u.
The Japauese Legation at Washington
Ia. received telegram announcing the
death al Ktoto, last Saturday, of lwa. ura,
tbp Second Prime Minister at Japan, and
one of the orginators OF the new policy OF
that Empire. ,!
Samuel stewart was shot dead by Alexis
Keys at Flor Indiana, on Sunday after
mon Keys was Stewards son. in-law, but
had abandoned his wife, and was assaulted
by Stewart and his son in consequence.
Hence tllc shooting.
President Arthur arrived at Cape May
vest rlay morning on the U. 8. steamer
Dispatch He was met by committee and
taken to the stockton Hotel, where he held
arecepton in the afternoon. He resumed
bis trip to New York last night. .f
At Grddes, New York, yesterday after
noon, eight men entered blast furnace to
construct new lining, when the old lin
4 lug, consisting Of 100 tons OF brick and NOR
4 tar, fell upon them, killing all the party.
4 All the victims were married and leave fam
lilies. az
A storm at Asbury Park, N. j., yesterday
4 afternoon, uurooied four hotels, badly dam.
aged two others, upset vehicles and lamp
4 posts and altogether caused loss at that
place and Ocean Grove estimated at $20, 900.
colOred waiter at one of the hotels was
drowned. ..-....5=
4 rutllan boarded freight train near Red
River, Texas, on Sunday night, and his
fare being demanded, shot a brakeman
dead He then shot another man in the re.
s gi0n OF the heart, and his victim falling of
the train he again shot at him and then es-
caped into The brush.
4 The Little Rock Gazette publishes letters
from four Of the Dem lcratic Congressman
of ARKANSAS. All favor revenue tariff;
Jones, Peel and Rogers favor Carlisle for
Speaker,and Breckenridge is .'uncommlttrd,
out pronounced against Randall" Dunn,
Tue NTH Congressman, has not written him
tell down iu the Gazette.
Albert o. Wilcox, chairman of the New
loFk Abolition Reunion, announces "a celes
oraton OF the jOth anniversary OF the forma-
non Of the City Anti-Slavery Society, and.
& Ihe attending riot, for October 2 next, in
tht tabernacle Church." All surviving
AooioniSs and the rela Ives OF those de-
Ceased are invited TO attend,
lhe fourth annual meeting OF the United
s.alrs Christian Commission began at AS
our5 Park on Sunday. Yesterday the fol-
ioSllg officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, George II. Stuart, of Phila-
aeelPhia' Vice President Philip G. Gillett,
VI VI Jacksonville, 81 cretary, Rev. j. o. Eos
Nf' treasurer General Clinton B. Fisk.
r A telegram from Ottawa reports that the
uoStfnor General and the Prin less LOUISE
G Te aolhg some remarkable fishing in the
Sascapedia river. Several "splendid" sal
mon mon Of their catch have been sent to the
Xuree San, hester A. Arthur, son OF PresL
osl uens Arthur, aud party of his friends are
siep1uilg a.s1 a. lew days with the Governor Cen
.~s-