The daily gazette., 1883-05-31
.,oavINa SUMMARY.


,..honv WAS well enough 10
y Se1Ss ,he .Jourad office IN FiO'iuoo
erday. D.hI,eck one Of the most
Rev. ta'uS' S Jesuit teachers in this
sdI!ui5dTiea ls lied Yesterday in Chicago ageo OS
ears c,.r,ss Lynch, pastor Of St. Francis
Rev. ChsrlSSs Sltb Adams, Massachusetts,
church ID ~ IN . nrominent Land Lacquer,
O'Sd o'Sr Ripley, prominent lumber IT dealer dealer
Dasu assDrmerly trustee OF the new Jersey
20 .. Reform School, died In Ne"ArA On
Tssday night o....,,,,,., n,v,no "a
The s,VGt ~ 5'Toesnort and Elizabeth, Pa, was
Heen 'ltdrday nt morning, near Mckeesport,
lpA mag No lives were iost'
'Ir St,,s Deuartment has been informed
lne os"h that the ratifcations OF the
ltl's,r5 sa,,geen the United States and Corea
Fea'y o,,, o,'' exchanged at the Corean capital.
l@ We w. .olling mill operatives in Cincinnati
lne ,," 'V,r nreseuted to the propIfetors their
FslcluJs II prices, being the same as that
tsos 1881. In every case the scale was
" ..,.v tewis. four times convicted of
hsVuSS of his wife and three times SEN
i' uu'o' - be hanged, In St.. Louis, has Just
Ir'S " Granted aDother stay OF execution, from
e, en- g'sD 4 to June 20.
n W. 80 a game Of base ball between the
~ Freshmen and the Monitors at Wster,
arv v Connrcticut, yesterday, the grand
%d ,.1d tumbIed down, injuring TWO men, one
them severely
m. ,oc. between Hanlon and Kennedy,
p0int of Pines, Massachusetts,, did not
=. Mace Yesterday afternoon, owing TO
aM ..pprhre:s ph of the water. About 20 900
" .n,o ,rere present. The race will be rowed
dav If the weather is favorable.
Yesterday John Hickman, moulder, Of
.hnrn New York, attempted to commit
laijs bv cutting an artery In his arm.
u.s IVY no attempted to shoot his wife with
,Sn,. .oun. and then cut his throat with a
,,or. seyerIng the jugular vein and dying
few minutes.
coonel DE Winton, private secretary to
S Governor General of Canada, says that
J.rrams have been received In Ottawa
oes the Queens arrival at Balmoral, say
thst eycept Il continuance OF her lame
=, her health Is nimpaired, and she takes
,rrlsge rides twice day.
In Fort Wayne, Indiana, early yesterday
DorplDg, John NJ Wort, foreman OF tho
ort Wsyne Gas Company, entered small
Jrk structure containing the company's |
Ain meter, carrying a lighted match for
u purpose of inspection. An explosion
CIowed blowing the building TO pieces
nd fatally injuring Wort. Another man
las severely injured.
Fourteen men Just returned from the seal
,bery we're dividing two kegs of powder |
one of their houses in Betchuan, Quebec,
Il Monday last, when the powder exploded,
ptitIy burning seven of the men and
lowing the house to pieces. Two Of the
lsn were blown distance of 100 yards,
a. strangely enough, no one was killed.
ne Of the party was smoking pipe, and
BIZ, doubtless, caused the explosion.
Water works with a capacity OF 1900, 900
er day have been completed at Knoxville,
eun., at a cost of Sl50,0O0, Yesterday
Sler was turned into the mains with i'm
sHg ceremonies. There are IL miles of
talus. Last night the bottom of one of the
pservOrs dropped out, emptying in five
lilutes 1000 gallons Of water into a cave
eBrah The existence of the cave was not
rryiOuSy known. The remaining reservoir
not damaged.
The celebration of the centenary of the
fganizatiOn Of the Episcopal Church in
lSrland, was continued, yesterday, at st.
eter'S Church in Baltimore. At the morn
pg service Rev. Orlando Hutton discours, d
pom the history OF the Church in that
tate since 1873, to a crowded congregation
fmnisteB and laymen. In the evening a
Missionary meeting was held in Christ
,hurch, at which addresses were made by
bishops Coke, Lyman and Lee, and others.
Daniel Waldron reported to the police in
lew York yesterday that his wife had been
OOOed in the morning. The couple occu-
I'D lint floor fiat in East Seventh street.
Aliour o. 'lOck, Waldron not having re-
uled b me, his wife heard a knock, and
Imposing 1t TO be from her husband opened I
ne door She was confronted by three |
pen, Who followed her as she ran back to
Ptd lhey demanded her money and threat |
ned oshoOt her if she cried out. She said
De mad no money, but one of them placed |
Us halld under the pillow and took $3.50
OlCealtd there He then asked for a val
aolr diamond owned by her. She an
Nefed mat She did not have it. The thief
oo'eled her night d ess and took the cross
lOm her neck. They then departed, taking
ooiherproperty.
lhe State Committee of the National
any ol New Jersey met yesterday In Tren-
Su, about % delegates being present. Ex-
4,g l9 senator Lathrop presided and B. w.
pgIiale was chosen Secretary. II was de-
'leu 10 call the tate Convention to nomi-
aE l., 'nvernor to meet at ocean Grove on
Eus otu OF August next, and to admit dele
STs IRON all organizations opposed to
H.. 'ne two leading political parties"
5I i-e representation was fixed at one
Tsltgale IRON each voting precinct. DR..
Sulnoy' the Prohibition candidate for Gov
t.Dr' was present at the meeting. In the
antluCon a committee of seven was ap-
ET'Hyea 10 prepare an address. DIR. George
~ lawson OF Lambertville, was chosen
s11lilhan ~ " Of the State Committee In place
tao =; = a. Hopkins, resigned. The commit
~ Welled to establish "a printing COM
psai,, psnt ana State paper" at Newark, on
,apsn aP@i o 10000, the first number to be
P1O''saed about The middle of June.