The daily gazette., 1883-01-01
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Governor Cleveland, of New York,
will be installed to-day.
The latest adyices from the Indian Terri
tory indicate the Termination Of the troubles
there.
During the month of December, B,47S
bales OF cotton were shipped TO Europe, IRON
Norfolk Virginia.
Ex-Governor Hendricks Of Indiana con-
Times to improve and hopes to be at his
Office In a few days.
The total product Of the Leadvllle mines
for 1882 is reported at $ls ,220, ,s93, which 10
5000, ,317 more than In 1881.
John Grow, fireman on the Hartford
breaker at Ashley, Pa, was killed by a
locomotive on Saturday evening.
The "bucket-shops" of Louisville have
announced that, after January 1, they will
do regular commission business.
Rev. L. J. l.. Baker, pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church at Pleasantville, Pa.
died suddenly ou Saturday, in his I'D year.
The Louisville Board of Trade on Satur-
day, unanimously adopted resolution ask
ing Congress to speedily pass the bill ex-
tending the bonded period for whisky.
Three Cinnamon were killed and three
Others severely injured by an explosion Of
giant powder which they were thawing out,
near Weeksville, Montana, yesterday morn
ing.
James p. Smith, farmer OF South Ball
tton, New York, made an assignment on
Saturday. He Is reputed to possess about
$4,000 worth of assets and 10 owe about
S9J, 900
A telegram from WilliamspOrt reports
that ex- x-County Commissioner Mckinney
smith, whose trial for perjury, forgery and
yrtsnlr
absconded.
Samuel starkweather, butcher, was
stopped by two highwaymen near Pownal
Vt, on Friday night, knocked from his
sleigh and robbed Of $50 In money and $40
in valuables.
D. II. Mitchell, ex-Mayor Of Titusville,
Pa, and director of the Dunkirk, ALE
gheny Valley and Pittsburg Railroad Com
pany, died suddenly ON Saturday night In
the 59th year Of his age.
Ex-County Commissioners Walker, Ehr
mann and Wilmoyer were arrested IL
Lebanon, Pa. on Saturday, for alleged NAL
feasance In office, upon information giVeI
by william NJ. Derr, a lawyer.
The President Of tine Union Iron and stee
Company OF Chicago says that work will b.
continued in It's mills right along after tn,
list Of January" The men have accepted
a reduction in their wages Of 20 per cent.
The Court OF Queens Bench at Toronto
on Saturday, delivered judgment in tn,
PhIpp's case, two of the three judges de
Gliding that he should be extradited. Th'
case will be carried to the Court Of Ap
peals.
The directors OF the Dime Savings Banl
of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, have renewed
the reward of So 900 for the arrest Of tn
"a NJ
stolen money. This makes a total rewar,
Of 5000.
Deputy Marshal Joseph Henry of tn
District Of Columbia has resigned, By re
quest, lie is q brother Of the dismissed
Marshal 1t is rumored that j. +. Cake, a
one time proprietor Of Willard's Hotel, vii
be made first deputy.
The steel mills of the Cleveland Rolling
Min Company at Cleveland, Ohio, shu
down last Saturday night for period whicl
the President Of the Company puts at three
weeks. One thousand men are thrown 0u
Of employment in consequence.
The Court Of Queens Bench at Toronto
gu Saturday, decided that there was no re
StriotiOn in the Province Of Ontario on til
carrying Of passengers by land or water o
Sunday. This overrules decision Of j
years ago, uader which It was held illega
for ferry boats to run on Sundays.
The Tennessee Legislature meets to-day io
organization, and after 1t meets day wi
be appointed for the installation OF Cove
nor Bate. Ballotting for an L. 8. Senator
10 succeed Isham q. Harris, will take plac
on the second Tuesday of this month. Nj
Harris, who desires rejection, will renal
IN Nashville until the contest IL over.
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