The daily gazette., 1883-03-22
.-onv,No SUMMARY.


In Cen.lA have damaged early sowh
ported and N seriously affected the Peacn
rospee' ,om the Yellowstone country IN
Advices IN .ga loss of stock from exposure
cste thaI ,%u aiug the winter just closed VIII
na avceed .Ur three per cent.
oI eATr.a 1.anessee Legislature, on Tuesday,
iaed la bill giving Pehs,oS pens, State a. IInlon
so,b 10 all soldiers OF thas s' s,S a. ave-
acuS d cduCSonfederate, who iost al eSe u ''''
turing the war. -. snor. railroad
A uaG 1aG Montreal at 3 o'clock on Monday
nlen non ae" aid not reach Quebec until yes,
fternoon, ,lrning. The SLOW was packed
erdsy IN mi tbe track to q depth of five feet.
olu9 w. a Cooke, lessee Of Williard's
joseph Washington, ~ died yesterday OF
loiel ~ .,isease al the age Of 45 years. He
Brgh' ,.,se u's nj New York State, and Tor
as hsu'I I.ant one of the large hotels at Sara
oga. s.o yos.eraav. the
NJ ~ rroyIdine , for glass ballot boxes as eiec,
lnl y ,ras passed finally, as was also tne Dill
ous oar,jng @ a penalty of 500 or w days I'M
I,oUmsnt IS,s for selling adulterated milk In
Iss r'.,or Lehman turned on the gas and
o'iE IEimseIf In the head in his room, at a
lo ~, Hi,,' IN Widdletown, N. T., on Tuesday
e, o.s uis injuries are considered fatal.
sn" ros IN have been married yesterday, but
: wss in pecuniary straits.
bsavv rain storm in Nova Scotia, on
rnesday light, has caused mucn Damage
hrong6out the Province. All the rivers
rs flooded, mills, bridges and dwellings
ave been swept away. and railroad travel
Ess been Interrupted in various directions.
M lives are reported lost.
Tho falling in of an old breast in the
b,antop Colliery, at Mahoney Plane, yester
,sr afternoon, caused a sudden rush OF
'I:ol damp which overcame nine miners
md two bows before they could reach the
oot of the slope. All were taken out un-
Ionscous, but they will probably recover
The rainfall in California thus far has
ssn 1 yery light, and 1t is feared that, unless
hsrp are plentiful showers before the LIST
n April, wheat and barley will be a total
iaiure, except in SOME Of the coast counties.
Ebe Yield OF grapes and other fruits
bnomises to exceed that of any previous
ear
In the Supreme Court of New York city
.-.terlay was decided the suit of the people
ggsipst the Metropolitan Telegraph and
|Ielephonc Company for damages, and the
smoyal of large poles which the company
Nd erected in Twenty-first street. The
INV gaye a verdict OF six cents for the
4ople 'the effect of which is that the COM
any must remove the poles" An appeal
bill be taken.
Through an accident to the hydraulic
apparatus in the Bessemer Steel Works of
be Cleveland Rolling Mill Company at
rleyrland yesterday morning, canister
Containing several tons of melted metal was
lRet, and its contents spilled into pit of
famp sand An explosion followed, scatter
b. the metal about. Patrick Foley was
ktaly burned; another man was $50 dis
lgured that he has not been identified" and
Pyeral others were badly scalded.
When the New Jersey House met yester-
sy morning, Mr. CASTOR, of Passaic, ca lied
uenion to the fact that the desks of the
member, "had been stripped of inkstands,
papr, knives and other things, that nearly
VI The waste paper baskets had been carried
pl, aud that a large quantity of stationery
bad also been taken. This, he said, was
THE work Of the pages, who were set Of
ltlle thieves" Speaker OConnoT Instructed
be Sergeant-at-Arms to see that the pages
euned everything that had been taken.