The daily gazette., 1883-06-28
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salle at Butler, Pa. pa -
pO Tse War Department u F..ans rLnoTeo On s M
vlior Nickerson sailed ioi A1N'Sfs
i6lh inst u.rvard. and Columbia,
ihs n,g l"i London, Con-, yesterday was won
by Harvard MA. csr company exueei
The ru', hranch mandatory at San fran
CISCO Cand Ca Grove of the Ancient Order Of
A"GIauu tbe state of Michigan was In
puuTd l,i,nted Yesterday in DetroiV' 70 n
s'l,u'0u l.obt Wayward, reported by Q tele-
Inc yu, Portsmouth, f. H., as propaDly
graz, 'lo heen heard from. She was iog-
bound. hs dse,dad 70 per,nit
cammsnder Frederick Smltn, coli -
Von ICInS ior duplicating Lis Pay-accouh'S' "
.asgn ,s from the service
'''s a,torne, General Russell oil New OH
As.U s""nn suits against 13 corporations, 70
h loUer Ue about $50, 900 in all Of unpaid e A1ea
ling the last two years. ~
uuu,a wa,tsr Gardiner, an alleged cattle dealer
Nam, Of forged drafts on New York hnd
mea IA said 10 have obtained VSOiOpg
Cmc'shU ho hanks of Toronto, Ontario.
Hg~ Tno Al arst Civil serv@e exaDination 10 De
Inc n5sr n the new law, took place on
I"', IA Judge Thomsn presiding. SeV-
luI' SirIs were among the candidates. 2
n,n,y Gtle, pie, late postmaster ct David
,e neI TolIege. North Carolina, and James Y.
sou @.io h,s clerk, were arrested yesterday
uA'DCiv charge of robbing the mails OF SSOp.
w. c.ntaip F. T. Hawks, Assistant Freight
md Passenger Agent OF the Virginia MD
'and RaiIway, died yesterday AZ MS nplnf
q Alexandria, after an illness oi tnree Gays
secretary Fulger has authorized the Gus
Sc S'' rnIlrclor at New York TO accept one
",4,y wnI IN the bond of importers OF teas
,aa,s:d eu' If two sureties, rs heretofore re-
qured. '-a.4-
oot nj two hundred persons summoned
.uIr one iuror has been secured for the Trial
oSs o@sv Treasurer Polk OF Nashville, Tennes-
'ao All the others had formed opinions IN
the case. 5-,it-..el id.uas
The suit of Jumes Gordon Bennett agptnsl
na ri,v of New York to recover $lO,OOO
I'm Interest, due on account Of advertising
resulted Yesterday in verdict for plaintiff
forSl9,2l3. I-,.ss
,Tbe first examinations in New England
nnder the Civil Service law were held u
Providence on Tuesday. Six OF the posifion'
competed for are In the Departments a.
Washington. rll I-l.-.s
Tb, Surgeon General of the Marine Hos
MtaI Service is advised that on the 20tf
mi the American bark Helen Sands lef
Havana for New York, several OF her crew
being sick Of yellow fever.
The Trustees Of Pennsylvania College q
Gettysburg yesterday elected Or. ID L
RauSher. lately of Howard University a
Washington. to the professorship vacateC
by the resignation of II. Z. Jacobs.
Later accounts of the disaster on th'
Northern Pacific railroad at Heron Station
Montana, last Saturday, show that % China
med were killed and Is injured. The dis
aser is attributed TO gross Careiessnes4.
Yesterdays ballot for United States Sena
Tor in the New Hampshire Legislature re
suited: Bingham, l16; Rollins, Jos; Patter
son. "a; Briggs, 30; Stevens, 18; MRrstop, IA
scattered s. Necessary to choice, l63.
The President has approved the finding
and sentence OF the court martial 10 tn
case ol Paymaster Wasson. The Eentenc
Is that he be- dismissed from the army an
be imprisoned to hard labor for ID monthf
The annual session of the Prohibitipnist
Of Missouri began In WarrensburR on Tues
day. The President of the AGsOcihtion
urged the necessity for funds "Jo put activ
men in the field" but advised against OF
ganization as political party.
The Catholic National Union met yesteI
day in Brooklyn, about 200 delegates froL
nine diocrses, including Philadelphia, Ibein
present. In the absence OF Bishop KeanC
the president OF the Union, the vice pres
dent, Rev. J. II. Mitchell, occupied th
chair
The Foote and Beaumont weh at Ric
Hill, Missouri, at the depth of 800 feet ha
struck heavy vein of petroleum. Othe
wells will be sunk, tankt erected, and n
haeries established The oil is pronounce
to be equal to the finest petroleum {
Pennsylvania" .
The statue Of General Robert e. Lee, q
Lexington, Kentucky, will be unveiled u
day Among those who will be present Al
Count Lippe Weissenfeld, acting Mtniste
Of Austria Hungary, W. w. Corcorah, e1
Governor Smith, General Fitzhugh Lee
Father Ryan, General Jubal A. Early. 1t
expected that 10000 persons will witnes
He CtituOHy.
When the decision of the Supreme CouI
OF Illinois in favor of the constitutionalit
ol the Scott liquor tax law became know
mClnclnnati ON Tuesday, saloon keeper
began at once to make payments under th
law The total revenue therefrom In tbs
city is estimated at 100000. "Hithetto a
sales OF liquors, except ale, wine and beel
SOe drank where sold was illegal, an
snongh the law was generally dead lettel
us repeal and the substitution of the Ia
gives saloon men legal standing in the
business, which most of them appreciate.
-, Inc National Convention of Maste
Plumbers met yesterday In New York Tt
oplect, besides etiecting permanent organ
Muon, Is ITO devise some means wberet
practical plumbers can obtain plumber
supplies from dealers as cheap as the san
supples are sold to speculators and col
tractors who, 1t is said, buy not more tha
%nelonrth the quantity thu plumbers pu
Saase' V.l In the evening, w. <. Foster
p, ppmginla, was elected president, and EnOC
tary.