The daily gazette., 1883-06-13
,,oRNIxG SUMMARY.

hV',y committed sulclue On Noha1p |
nry, too lS' No cause is assigned.
moT""s 1a.r r Manning, recently divorced
Dr. yon aife in Brooklyn, n. committed
fronl, frol,l n'i Il cambridge, Mass, on MONDAY
sllc'u' ,a,or sjl. of rie, Pa, made All |
state oep" yesterday. His liabilities are |
a'sgplIe,"a y, so5l 900. His assets are large,
sni chiefly in real estate s,a
0us r"rr e Colbert, accused Of a felonious as
he".! Young woman, was taken
auI' ,Sa "f iai, at Hickman, KY, and Iynched
iIoll ,"ob nal on Sunday night.
a,rol Jobn Randolph Tucker, success
AuinTh he United states, Confederate aud
Neg !" Nayies, dropped dead at his resi-
feIu''in o in Petersburg, Virginia, last night,
ared " years ,,.,
Jooh ni.tton H. from OberllD, Ohio, is
aalS ong tbe applicants for admission TO West
9uons He passed physical examination
rsserday. BE is III his SOth year
'' Tho Comptroller Of the Currency has au-
.,d,i,ed is, The first National Bank Of Waxs-
s.,cbie, %v Texas, with a capital 81 $0o,OOO,
nal uaS the Iron National Bank Of 6unpison,
u enS G'1nrado, with capital OF $50, ,OOo.
Tho m President had long conference with
S,ir"tary Folger yesterday in regard TO the
Ns'nosed consolidation OF the Internal Re
PVp vps Districts 1t is expected that some
us .rs1c ed plan will be announced In few
days. >,
..aroad to Helena, Montana, reached there
lan'T nia, raay morning. The track is being laid
y, ,be rnte of three miles per day, with about
,is miles to be laid TO the Oregon connec-
ton. ooo
b.Ik. line game of billiards, 800 po ints,
s-a take of 81 900, was played in New
Vorr last evening by Vignaux and 5chaefer.
Il was won by VignauK, 800 to 644.
s,baeler's average was II SO, and Wig
paux's 2229.
Herman 0. Naeger, the Baltimoresn re-
.ontlv arrested In New York for having In
N. POSSESSION three boxes of slung shots,
yesterday pleaded guilty to the charge Of
isppiDg dangerous weapons for sale and
was fined 500.
tis announced that during the absence
If Secretary LiDcolH ard General Sherman.
NJ Jobn weedale, chief clerk of the War
Denartment has been designated to act as
secretary, $50 far as relates to the signing
OF iroutne papers" -....
Hor of the Massac husetts Legislature de-
ciJrd Yesterday to ask the Governor to pro-
rogue the Legislature until August %, The
Governor has said that "he VIII countenance
no request on the subject"
The new iron sailing ship Tillie e. Star
buck cleared yesterday from Roach's ship
ward, Chester, for the Pacific coast, with a
valuable cargo consisting chiefly of maehin.
A.. a l,ts,, |, 60
plies for railroad construction.
The Macon (Georgia) Volunteers yester-
dsy passed through Chicago ON their way 10
Rockford, Illinois, where they we're enter
tanned by the citizens. They return to Chi
cago to-day, and will remain there until Sat
day as guests of the local militia.
Judge Wyie, yesterday morning, charged
4 t'e Jury of the Star Route cases, and The
iury retired at 3.45 p. III. There is much
speculation as To the verdict, the general
opinion leaning to conviction or dis
I greemrnt, an aquittal not being expected.
The engine of freight train on the
Toledo, Cincinnati u St.. Louis railroad left
4 the track at Dayton, Ohio, on Monday and
mmbled down 40 foot embankment.
f The brakeman, Vernax, was fatally injured.
The engineer aud fireman sustained severe
injuries
The helpers at the Penn Iron Works In
Lancaster, Pa, struck yesterday because
demand fo- an increase of five cents per
heat was refused, and their spokesman, who
presented their request, was discharged.
The strike compels the shutting down of
the puddle mill.
The Comptroller Of the Currency has de
clared second dividend of per cent.
amounting to $4,000, in favor Of the crcdl-
tors Of the First National Bank OF Buffalo,
New York. This, with 25 per cent. divi-
dend, heretofore declared, makes total Of
S14i2j paid to the creditors Of this bank.
A fire broke out in Shaft G in Braid wood,
Illinois, on Monday, and has ragged ever
since with violent explosions at intervals.
Ih'rtyiwo mules persisted, and 1t is feared
several men are lost. The mine, which was
the most valuable in the coal fields of that
section, was worked entirely by colored
men,
Mayor King of Philadelphia, yesterday is
sued proclamation giving notice that the
law prohibiting the sell ng and firing o
crackers. squhs, chasers, rockets or otheI
fireworks, and the discharging of cannons
guns, pistols, toy pistols and other firearms
VIII be rigldlY enforced on the coming 4th
Of July
fight occurred on Monday evening, be
tween union and non union moulders, in
Troy New York, in which William Hutch
iasoh, union moulder, was killed,s and
Joseph WinestOne fatally wounded. Wine
Nohe was living yesterday, but not expected
10 recover. There is some difference o
opinion as to who were the aggressors
fOur men are under arrest.
William Putnpv, at one time wealth,
dry goods merchant in Chicago, but re
SWghtly salesman in the store of Shepard
Nof"eti Co., at Boston, was arrested a
us summer cottage at Nantucket on Mon
uay lnr stealing from his employers. II
was taken to .stou by steame-, but wa
hol lroned, anu while on the way commit
g'' ya suicide by jumping overheard. He wa
u years OF age. Large quantities of stole
spn9s were found in his Boston aud Mar
tueket residences.
lhe State Department has been advise
,y our Minister at Toxic of the delivery
9t japanese Government of the Treasul
uralt ior eIS5,0G0, the amount of the
nlonoseki indemnity fund returned to Ji
M KAN IN pursuance of the act of Congress
s'u ol fchrn ry last. In accepting the su
lt tne Japanese Foreign Minister exprcsst
ht appreciation of his Government at d
tqui,y and justice constantly manifested
tue lnit"d States toward Japan" and
alluded with much satisfaction to &
present happy relations existing between q
people OF both Countries