The daily gazette., 1883-10-25
monNINa sUMMARY.

lanes Gilmore, VINO set nTe 70 tle bridge
,,e,sr Workhouse In Massachusetts several
want anths ago, was senteneed yesterday to 20
rears imprisonment.
The Beef Canning Company's works In
rat A., Louis have been sold by order OF
"nrt To foreclose mortgage OF Sl5S POS.
The The property was bought for the bond
holders.
,,y In PlttsburR to consider the adyisaoillty
i%Y,onnnQ production Tor four Weeks. Al tier
81 g,i.onasion a decision was postponed until
next meeting
DIr Tbo trial OF John Egan, ex-speaker OF tho
v,g Jersey House, for alleged attempt to
..me hsscmblyman Armitage at the last
.a..Ion of the Legislature, has been set fol
4 yoyember 10, at Newark.
Nary Dunn, Hattie Moss and Lizzie
rjwords, Victims OF the explosion In the
iarIb factory, at Kingston, Penna., died
as55'terday. James Steel was in dying con
4 I,on =, sterday afternoon.
rank Moore, "a notorious train robber,n
,,ho stole 5000 worth Of silks from Pennsyl-
g,nia Railroad cars, was sentenced at New
4 Rrnnswlck, New Jersey, yesterday 10 ten
rosr,, Imprisonment and hard labor.
The Secretary Of the Navy has decided TO
4 o-irr court martial for he trial of Chief
Trgpecr williamson, on duty at the Norfolk
# NAVY Yard, who Is charged with mis-
managing the engineering work on the
s Pinta.
Joseph Z. Huse, alias Charles Edwin,
Mas LYMAN Scott, was arrested yesterday
IN BOSTON, on the charge of being fugitive
+ Gor iusiice. 1t is alleged that he enticcd
& fran, her home a girl OF II, having already
Two wives IN St. Louis.
The special agent appointed by the Com
missioner of internal Revenue 10 investigate
,be organization In West Virginia known as
i "Red Men," has made report. He says
& the members of that organization "are not
engaged in protecting violators of the inter
4 nal revenue laws"
An inquest was held yesterday in New
York in the case OF p. VI. Morris Of Phila-
dephis, killed in a collision between trains
al Hunters Point, on September 11th. The
CoroDcr's jury censured the railroad com
pany for the inadequacy Of the safeguards
employed.
The Haytlan Consul at New York says no
news has been received by him Of the seizure
Of an American vessel while trying to foice
Le Haytian blockade. On the 18th instant q
full settlement was made OF the affair of the
steamer Alps, which was fired upon at
Jerelne by Government troops.
The annual meeting Of the National Board
Of Steam Navigation began yesterday in
New York. It's object Is TO procure, If pos
slbc, a revision of the present steamboat
laws, the principal points being the limiting
Of liabilities of steamboat owners and the
reduction of the kerosene Cll test to 100 de-
grces.
telegram from Cleveland says that John
W Gliddon's Indebtedness of Sl00, 900 to tho
Republic Iron Company 'arose from his ap.
propriatiny to his personal use notes and
money belonging to the company, charging
up TO his account" and that "his total
liabilities, including the debt named
amount to 100000"
The Civil Service Reform Association of
NV York, OF which George William Curtis
sPresident, gives notice that its constitu-
ton absolutely prohibits the use of the
name orr influence of the Association for the
purpose OF procuring Office or promotion
for any person or In aid of any party, and
that neither the name nor influence of the
Association will be so used"
Mrs. Burmeiate, wife of a saloon keeper
IN Baltimore, attempted suicide few weeks
ago by cutting herself IN the arm with a
razor. Her husband, who had heen on a
spree for sevcral days, wAs arrestod tho
superstition that he had attempted to kill
her, but after she had partially recovered
shc fald that she had cut herself. Yester-
day morning Mrs. Burmeister was found
dead In her room, hanging by the neck, aud
It supposed she committed suicide.
The steamer City OF Rio Janelro, which
arrived at San Francisco on the 18Th inst,
brought n Cinnamon, each holding q
tulcr'4 certificate from the Chiuese Govern
melt, which, under the treaty entities them
'olard in the United States. The steamer
City of Toxic, which arrived on Tuesday,
brought III more Cinnamon armed with
smjiat certificates II is becoming evident
that ly this means Chinese laborers are
cyed.ng the provisions Of the anu-Chluese
law,
Daniel B. Vermiyle was arrested in Chi
eago on Tuesday night, on the charge OF
having tmhezzled 50 900 of the funds OF the
Wcams Stone and Marble Company, in
which ne was a stakeholder. General VIM.
Myers ol the United States Army, retired,
has 4isa begun two suits against Vermilye.
ule Is to recover $4,000 entrusted to him
'ir ILgestment, from which Myers claims
That lie never received any return. The
other IS for S25, 900 damages for slander,
owing, it is claimed, TO the use of hi:
tAyers') name with the wife of Nernllye,
who Las commenced a suit iD the courts OF
New Jersey for divorce"
Among the cases recently docketed In the
Supreme Court of the u tied States is tina
Of the city of New Orleans against Myrt
CLARK Gaines, an appeal from a decree o
Judge Billings, which awarded Mrs. Gaines
about s., ,OO0, 900. The record In the case Il
The largest ever submitted to the Supreme
Court "lt is bound In oneimmense volume
which stands at least two feet high ant
Weighs over two hundred pounds. Betweey
the covers OF this mammoth book are 900
pages oil closely written manuscript, averag
ing more than $50 words To the page. Tn
cost of printing this record will be $4,000
and it viii make about 7 900 pages of printe'
matter"
petition was yesterday presented to til
fltsident, signed by 200 bankers and bus
ness men of New Orleans, asking the revc
cation of the Postmaster Generals order di
fecung the withht lding from the New oT
leans National Bank of all money order
and registered letters, on the assumption
mat 1t is doing business for the LOuisiani
LOTTERY Company. The petitioners alleg
mat the Postmaster Generals action Is II
legal. Meantime the Attorney General ha
cent ZEN to all District Attorneys In the United
States circular directing them to "eo
CWaliy cooperate with the officers of the Pot
Vhiee Department In enforcing Section 3o9
Vi 'he Revised Statutes, which forbids tina
any letter Or circular concerning lotteriC
enali be carried In the mail"
Inc Universalist General Conventio
began 1t eighteenth annual session yesterda
III Washington. j. d, W, Joy, of Mass