The daily gazette., 1883-05-04
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u.nafOF AnthtHy
slightly yesterday "A c.l,ao ~ the 9TH
:, A' renort great alarm necause oi AH u"-
ult, d,lJ lsPT visitation of yellow fever
zPe''. .a,oops in Des Moines, Iowa, have
the LoJ sloJ because OF the action OF the City
been eiIIyii W raising the license to Sl 900.
Coul'n A,hans Iron and Steel Mills, at
me ns oS VI. have hled petition In In
s. AIUS" luS showing liabilities of S5OO,OOO and
,t S.,cts Of s497 600
s,-,rnine Cree Indians recently captured
sN! ,soons near Fort Assineboine have
Pou, hack to Canada, their rifies aud
psl p,., helng restored TO them.
PpU Rork ex-Treasurer Of Buffalo, m
-.stoi of mssappropriaung tne iunds on
VIZ, city, was sentenced yesterday 70 nVe
r..rs nsr hard labor In the Auburn reni1eh-
4 tsy. npon,h,,o.n s.o..,
nmi,,ep. l of Pennsylvania, yesterday is-
Col,'"'' cali for the meeting Of the State
surortion sueu in Harrisburg, on the 11th Of
July. o, ,,,,,. ka,,,n,
nIat in sound and Alaska, was burned yes
fI'' I'a morning, and it IL reported that so
%lua' I'1s. we're lost. Most Of the lost are
Chinese,
ron.,ban Vincent, prominent citizen Of
o.N"iot,e OVI near Elmira, New York, was
si,ad Yesterday In his saw-mill, a block Of
ApieS n1 ;hrown 6y circular saw crushing IN
,bs front of his breast.
u r.aaerick B. Batchelder of Boston, who
dssppcured III Montreal on April l0, is re-
nortpd to have been seen near the latter city,
frrnnrqptly deranged. His father has started
5nm Boston in search OF him.
The pre,s reports that General Crook has
.rn..pd into Mexico in pursuit of the hostile
Indians are fully credited at the War De-
nar,mrnj. No official report on the subject,
however, have yet been received.
Onr Consul General at RIO Janeiro re-
,or,. that the yellow fever is regarded as
Ftn;damic there, 7;I deaths from 1t having oc-
sp,rsd in The city and II In the South Isa-
beIla Hospital during the last week In
March, ..,L
The minneapolis, st. Paul aud Sea Coast
abroad" was Incorporated yesterday In St.
psrl The capital stock is fixed at
sI5OOO, 900, and the principal incOrporators
,r Alexander Ramsay, N. W. Kiltson, Il.
| H. Stbley, j. n. Cross aud A. III. Thayer.
RI an explosion in the Refuge Oil Works,
pear Vicksburg, Mississippi, ON Wednesday
nigbt. Minnie lavender was killed, and
IIIIe Parks. Henry Parks, Andrew CREME
and Night Watchman Donally were fatally
injured Hopson, the engineer, had leg
broken.
Ata meeting of the PostOn Society for the
Suppression of Vice yesterday afternoon
Nr. Anthony Comstock said that "during
tbe past ten years such societies had de-
stroyed over % tons of villainous literature
aud over seven tons of gaming instru-
ments.
james A. Neal, brother of wealthy
leather merchants of Boston, who was stop
Iing On 4 rancho OF the Kansas City Cattle
Company, in the Indian Territory, was re-
Celty murdered during the absence of bis
companions. Robbery was the motive OF
The deed The murderers arc unknown.
There is considerable apprehension along
The lower kio Grande in regard to yellow
eyer The Governor of Texas advises, If a
quarantine station should be necessary this
season. that /, be established at Bagdad in
stead Of Brownsville. He has directed the
health officers of Brownsville to consult
with tie Mexican authorities on the sub
Jet,
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights sew
eral attempts were made to burn the houses
Of the lire department in Petersburg, Vir-
gina Balls Of yarn saturated with oil we're
thrown through the windows. On Thursday
night man was detected In an attempt of
this kind on the hook and ladder truck
house, but he escaped after being shot at
four times.
Sixty members of the Pennsylvania Legis-
ature, Who served in the late war, will ar
rye in Petersburg, Virginia, this afternoon,
to visit the batte-iields near that city. a
meeting ri citizens was held in Petersburg
last evening, at which a committee was ap-
pointed to arrange tor the reception of the
visitors. Senator Malone is one of the
Committee.
It is reported from the Indian Territory
that Spirghc, the Creek rebel, having failed
Wgot0 Fort Gibson, as he promised, he was
arrested, with TWO Of his chiefs. by Captain
Bates OF the l 5. Army. After the arrests
Spl0chc'' baud scattered, but were pursued
Oyihelroops, and 65 of them, with large
humber Of women and children, were taken
10 Fort Gibson.
Il ut'Pd''u from view blaScOW, Nova SEQ
Tia, says HAT while the men were coming up
lFom work in the Vale mine yesterday, the
rope broke and the boxes ran down the
saiope, killing six persons--J. X. Gillis, Colin
Gampbrll a. Frazer, Wallace McGillevray,
:, NcEachern (boy) and VIM. Hannahan
yhoyl, The injured are A. Mcleod, John
Nicholson (boy) and Richard Taylor, none
Gl whom are expected to recover, and A.
irving (boy) and Malcolm Beaton, both Of
whom Will recover.
Judge Billings, at New Orleans yesterday
rendered an opinion in the case of Myra
ellfk Gaines against the City of New
Vfleans, on an exception to the report Of
M me Master in Chancery. The report of the
Master Is confirmed and interest is added
ais; GaneS got judgment against the city
l0r y, sl''25,661, OF which $500, ,707 is interest
iHe sun was TO recover rents and profits fol-
tac p ccnpation Of property known as thu
peahe 'rac' which the city has not had II
u possession since 1887. 1t ii thought thu
"a eS,g ~, @il =. b" a"nsaled to the Supreme Cour
ol The Cnll,d States.
Go
though ON i:ats.''