The daily gazette., 1883-09-03
,,oRNrNG SUMMARY.

81 r.xas were our ihSN
iIrao' nso Free Thinkers Convention % hoeaes
cIosed Yesterday Ah9's ""'
" .a.e Of about 2,OOO. - :.
auv' "a new cases OF yellow FEVER were re
Tnlse ~ rt the Pensacola Navy Yard on Fri
PoI'5u r and i one on Saturday.
ag hover, ex-Associate Justice oi th'
jason DG Court of Wisconsin, died In Mil
Supireno ran on saturday, aged ~ years.
TauN'S 18th snmmer encampment OF tbs
Tbe luu Grand Army Of the Republic
Ms so,.s .I At Princeton junction to-day
I'm IN he ife.saving stations on the Atlantic
A., ~ ccoasts ", were opened on Saturday
aud Dun season, which will close on the Isl
O n" s.lvation Army made its first appear,
luz staten Island on Saturday evening,
'1'e ., Held a meeting in hall at Port
Nl,, rr,.,ants have been issued for the arrest
mSl,'k ,a,. Ioncks. State Attorney for Peoria.
S,lns q at' because of an alleged shortage" oi
sOOOO IN his accounts
'v,D, N.Y. harm of s,ubble, Field & Co., at
inu innineton, Illinois, was burned on Friday
n.UO~,ih ~, with eleven recently imported Nor
-sr horses. Loss, e2O,OOO.
lu ,ncendiary nre near San AntoIio,
An ON Friday, burned 1900 acres Oi
le,As, Herds pasture. with $4,000 worth
Soy ard half mile OF fence.
~ ,rains collided at Colchester Station,
lSo So Central Vermont Railroad, on Satur-
~ thirteen men were injured, and the
a,nes and tenders were wrecked.
ri. Roston boot and shoe factory in New
n.ns % was burned on Saturday night,
~ an adjoining building occupied by a
HiTsrp and furniture store. Loss, $50, 600,
Tho Eyposition In Cincinnati will open on
r,Sne.day next. 1t is expected that the
venture. fine arts and machinery de-
..ments will excel those of all preceding
,bbons in that city.
Samuel Bssden, Chesapeake Bay sailor,
=. sutFocated to death by the escape of gas
room in Baltimore on Saturday night.
woman who occupied the same room re-
aimed insensible last night.
Madison Z. Cults, Representative in Con-
,s.s from the Sixth district of Iowa, died
0.tsloosa. in that State, on Saturday
H.had served In the State Legislature and
Attorney General of Iowa.
Istring Il Avery's tannery, at Sandy
,rek, Oswego county, New York, was
rned on Saturday morning, with a large
1,rtity of stock and bark. The loss is esti-
,ted at Sl50,000, Eighty persons were
brown out of work.
The British flagship Northampton sailed
pm st. John, Newfoundland, on Saturday,
Croque, on the northeast coast of that
land, to investigate an alleged outrage re-
rly perpptrated there by Frenchmen
pon British subject.
The boiler of threshiug machine burst
Saturday, morning near Frankfort, Da-
Ds killing four men and injuring five
ser three perhaps fatally. It is believed
edsa,ter was caused by pouring water
Dthe empty heated boiler.
While playing with matches at Coventry
DE, Chester county, Pa on Friday after
rOu Richard and Cyrus Richards, aged re-
,rtyely i and 4 years, fired their fathers
IN and wagon house. Both were de-
gel and little Cyrus perished In the
ne.
special dispatch frcm youngstown,
tb saws that the Churchill miners have
dlel TO rrtlrn to work to-day at the old
e, and that the men of the Garfield shaft
returned to work on the same terms.
tllN stated that no strike is probable in
fNhoning Valley.
De0t court martial at Vancouver,
Nhi1gou Territory, on Saturday morn
:, Lieutenant Robertson, of the First
n'ed States Cavalry, pleaded guilty to a
OTe Of duplicating pay accounts, but said
had no fraudulent Intentions" The
or martial reserved its decision.
III understood in Washington that John
New, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
lle'ign after Secretary Folger returns
Washington, Mr. News private husi-
y \ Is said, demands all his attention.
New himself however, "refuses either
a1lIn or deny" the truth of the report.
u. trip of President Arthur and party In
le.o|stone region ended on Saturday,
oi llst camp being at the Mammoth Hot
tig' The President was to take train
Alay Al Livingstone seven miles from the
np0l The Northern, Pacific railroad, and
% N chicago, where he is expected to
n'e 10 morrow.
a Dodge City, Kansas, yesterday, "for
a's' 'lme in the history of Dodge City,
~ was senblanee of Sunday, all busi-
lOustsr saloons, dance halls and gam
'tlls being closed" The decent
Sge cIizens are rejoicing at the change,
ss many OF the disreputable men and
.-'l are leaving the place. q
lae Home for Destitute Children of New
clty built at Mount Loretto, near
u'T,s Bay Staten Island, by Rev. Father
v pfumgoole, was dedicated yester-
archbishop Corrigan officiated, and
INV confirmed $50 boys. The home will
T'aHl0date 1000 boys, and about 900
~ placed there next month.
a. %Sralton, Pa, on Saturday, a Magis-
n n. ugerl "a The suit of a Mrs. Snyder against
NV fHtoechert, for being accused by the
% asu eewitclling" her child, who died
,tu! ol marasmus. Not only Mrs.
.'y'' out many of her neighbors, It
II rSt believed that the child had been
sslcned. . The parties involved are de-
''u as respectable"
gmtlglt traius on the Western Mary
Iss,5.I .,I',u4l cnllided near Baltimore early
n aay morning William Abel, brake
M, '@a Mlied' and Joseph Dorsey, cattle
mn, M, was fatally injured He died last
M 't t,, hr, man named Fleigh was in
mi r". uu' not dangerously. One of the
ng "1s ,h detained by hot box, and it was
rJ 'ut detention that the collision oc-
M M 4. a a eoroner's jury last night attri-
~, I' ulsaSter to gross negligence.
Ponl sa'u On the Long Island Railroad which
v,,a,sy "a"ay Tor Hunters Point last even
lStssoppeu on u curve near Spring
hi in,oh IN maa 10 put off person who had re
=, pay lare. While standinO ON the
rE,an %s ualn from Long Beach raj, into the
seDgns aali, a1 wrecking the two rear cars,
1h heinz alu aI nrst car of the Long Beach
lel and s also also demolished. Two men were
pd 1A several passengers severely in.
SnIll SrnIIunander BOulton. of the ROYAL Navy