The daily gazette., 1883-11-17
MORNIN0 SUMMARY.

FOurtccn incnee OF enON nau lalleu yea
terday at Lucan, Ontario.
The arst les of the season at Pensacola,
Florida, formed last night.
The Rensselaer, rail mill at Troy, New /
York, will shut down to-day for an indcd-
mite period.
Secretary FcIgers call for $40, ,OO0, 900 In
three per cent. bonds, will probably 10 is
tued to-day,
The discovery OF new gold field in Lower
California is reported much nchcr than |
those already explored"
Tho President has appointed John n. |
LanRston, OF the District OF Columbia, 10 |
DO Charge d'Adaires ut Santo Domingo.
The pressure Of public business will pre-
vent President Arthur from attending the |
Evacuation Day celebration ia New York. |
The steam boiler Of KImhall s. De Laite's |
mills, at Eaaton, Me-, burst on Wednesday,
scaldiug four men, three Of them probably |
fatally.
The conference Of RlaAA mannfActurers
and workmen which has been In pregrcss In
Pittsburg Tor two days, adjourned laAt even
ing without reaching an agreement.
A telegram from tllsworth, Maine, says
'sthe three-mRsted schooner 4. ID. Hodgkins
was successfully launched here to-day (Tes-
terday) With Senator Hale and family on
board"
Thomas L. Kidney, . well-known bust
ness man of Lewis county, New York, was
killed yesterday morning in the wheel pit
Of his plow factory by pulley falling on
his head.
| j. G. Baine, prominent coal dealer and
| cx Councilman Of Pittsburg, committed
suicide yesterday morning at New Castle,
Pa. 1t is supposed pecuniary trouble was
the cause.
Yesterday morning a mass Of rock fell
from the roof Of a tunnel on the Perkiomen
railroad, near Vera Cruz, Pa, and freight
train running into the obstruction was
wrecked.
A boiler at tho Coal Bluff Mining Works,
at FOutanel, Indiana, burst yesterday, kill
ing James Hurst, and fatally scalding John
and William Kyle. Two others were Eri-
ously injured.
Our Consul at Breslau reports that several
cases Of the cattle plague have appeared in
that city. The disease Is not the pleuro-
pneumonia, but the more contagious aud
fatal rindeTpest.
Frank o. Jaynee, clerk of the Superin-
tendent Of Ore SortlHg at the Jesus Maria
silver mine at Payra, Mexico, Is saii To
have fed to the United States with $50, 900
belonging TO the Company.
William +. Airey, Sheriff elect OF Bslt
m1re, yesterday assumed the duties OF his
! office. he was elected on the Fusion
; ticket, and Is he first Republican chosen
Sheriff of Baltimore since 1867.
, Our total exports OF provisions, tallow
and dairy products during the - months
which ended on October 3lst, amounted in
: value to sos S,s3S,6i against SS5, ,795, ,04S
during the preceding 10 months.
The saw mill of W. Maxwell, in jackson
e township, Lycomirg county, Pa, was yes
+ terdsy destroyed 10y a boiler explosion.
Jumes HUFF, Charles Riggs and Nathan Rid.
out were killed, and three others were in
jur d.
= An accommodation train on the Ala
:. bama Great Southern railroad, was thrown
from the track near Collinsville on Thurs
o day night. Mrs. George Talley was fatal,
70 injured and "A other persons were badly
a bruised.
,r The Postmaster General Of Canada, will
r 1t is und, rstood, submit TO Parliament a
"A the coming session an amendment to tn,
~ postal laws, which will prevent the circula
70 ton Of lottery circulars and tickets through
u the malls.
s- The Secretary OF tho Navy said yesterda
nd that the Government would not change th
of time stau lard In Washington at present, q
r. there is a question as 10 tho right of th
:, Executive to change the time In the Di,
Ai trlct of Columbia.
The Treasury Department has made
1e special purchase Of 81, 900 ounces Of sIlye
OF bullion, to be used In coming a sufIicieu
he number of dimes to supply an unusual d,
,h mand for these coins which is being mad
.. on the Philadelphia Mint.
ut The House of Representatives at HarrI
"a burg yesterday, by 8 vote Of los 20, recoI
sidered and defeated The resolution for fni
ng adjournment on the 9Th pro1lmo. The Al
IA preparation bill was passed and sent TO tf
Senate, where 1t was referred.
The coal operators OF the Smith poo, O
lr the Monongahela river met yesterday
Itc Pittshurg and appointed n committee I
be meet the mineTs' committee rext Frtds
ed morning and arrange for arbitration, I'll
n operators Of tie other pools were not pre-
'u ent.
General Crook telegraphed to hea
quarters Yesterday that Captain RafTert
'se had arrived at San Carlos with
lp- Chircahuas. The total number OF IndiaT
he on the reservation Is So bucks and 81
;. women and children. Only 40 are now o,
and they will be in soon.
A Rock Island train, with party of e
curslonists on board was thrown from u
track near Jamesport, Missouri, yesterdt
re- morning by the breaking OF a dant
ate and a number of persons were injure
ri, six severely. One Of the injured, Ada
ed. Coffin, of 81. Paul, died In the afternoo
lis The sentence of dismissal in tho case
led Lieutenant Colonel Morrow, Of the Six
d Cavalry, court-martialed for drunkennel
:" has been mitigatej by the President to
vas suspension from rank and command, wi
md forfeiture of one half pay for the period
ate one year, and a reduction In the linraI RAJ
II to the foot Of the list Of Lieutenat Colone
The temperature throughout the Mort
west on Thursday night r.ngcd from Is
at 40 degrees below zero. At Bismarc
~ Dakota, 80 below zero was registered. I
vi snow fell in any part of the region, but t
Ter wind was SO strong as 10 delay rallrei
ing travel. Navigation at st. Paul has be
int practically suspended for several days, a
ors the Mississippi was finally closed at til
point on Thursday night.
A passenger train on Fox river bran
Of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ra
road was stopped near Sreator, Ilino
Is yesterday morning 10y a coal car being U
on loaded on the main track. While waiting
ira freight train. not being faggei came doy
an. a curve at full speed and dashed into /
~, passenger train, the engine crushing thruu
up the rear passenger coach and partial
the through the second. l.. G. Pease, a lawy,
of nwioht. Mrs =