The daily gazette., 1883-07-10
voRN1NG SUMMARY.

,il5ings iu RedWinBi mInu'l "0i0 D~i"SN
Dul.u,n55a b. sunday night. Loss $4,000.
Ou clay S Iichdeld, fve-year-old boy, com
1 0laI suicide yesterday by jumping from
mite orcnrsion steamer, near Washington,
A. rt, w. President Yesterday appointed Charles
,tant Postmaster at Omaha In place
h' Tbomas f. HALL, suspended for inetii-
cheney. .,,..e ..,,a.
ne"U otirers in the woods near Monroe,
I,"i.iana, early yesterday morning, and
Iynched by a mob.
Robert L. Sherman, prominent farmer
n. NV Watrrtown, N. Y, shot himself yes
IVA, i., while laboring under mental aberra-
%,n' ,jon He will probably die.
rinv American wheelmen, representing
rug '.ipcinal clubs In the UDiSed States,
Wv, lu' ars making tour through Canada,
s.r,sd at Toronto, Ontario, yesterday.
a " igham, the English bicylist, yes
..Ij.v defeated John s. Prince, the Ameri-
S.n @,' champion, in 20-mile race at Rochester,
NV Nv York. Time, hour, 9 minutes, 57A
seconds.
Commodore Thomas s. Phelps has In
,,rmrd the >avy Department that be as
,nod command of the South Atlantic
S1uadron on the 9Th instant, and appointed
bis staff.
Grpat ferest fires are reported south OF
raI,ma Oregon. The losses already are
as,mated at 100000. At Oak Point, six
uils. of railroad and two locomotives have
been destroyed
Tho steamship Nantes, which sailed from
New Orleans ON Sunday evening for Liver
nf Qnffnn and grain
ggroupded on Mud Lump, in the South Pass.
Inc boats have gone to her assistance.
Jobn Donovan and Charles Reynolds,
polcemen, were seriously wounded while
irving to arrest burglar In Jersey City on
sunday night The burglar, who gave the
name Of Frank Brown, was fatally shot.
The schooner Willie H. Higgins, from
Philadelphia for Boston, with coal, struck
on Five Fathom Bank, early yesterday
morning, and sprung bad leak. Sac was
towrd into the harbor at Lewes few hours
afterwards
Leading Orangemen In Canada deny that
they intend to have procession in Montreal
on the Eth inst They say that the only
celebrations will be held in "outside places"
by the Ontario brethren, some Of those from
Montreal being invited.
The Republican, State Convention will
meet in Harrisburg tomorrow. Not more
than 20 delegates had arrived in that city
lat night The talk is that Niles of Tioga,
will be nominated for Auditor General, and
Mclose, OF Berks for Treasurer.
A few more of the rlngleaders In the Ely
mines in Vermont were arrested yesterday
morning and taken to Chelsea jail. Sheriff
Berry has returned home. and states that,
in his opinion, no further riotous demonstra-
tons will be made by the miners.
The night watchmaR at franklin Furnace,
near MddetOwn, New York shot and killed
young burglar on Sunday morning while
the latter was rObbing the iron company's
store A ticket for Newark, New Jersey,
and four watches were found on his body.
The acting Comptroller of the Currency
has authorized the following banks: The
Owego National Bank OF Owego, N. Y,
capital, $50, OO the National Bank OF ri
Paso, Illinois, capital $50 600; and the First
National Bank of Greenville, Texas, capital
$4,000
AteIegfam from Chicago says the propo-
siton of Peter McGeogh to settle at the rate
Of ~ cents on The dollar is likely to fall
through. Several heavy creditors have re-
fused to sign such paper, and 1t is said
that George Eldredge 81 Co., whose claims
amount to $4,000, demand full payment
The weayers at the Bourne Mill at Fall
River, Mass, struck yesterday morning on
Occount Of change In their wages from
day pay 10 payment by the piece. They claim
that 1t is reduction, while the management
Of the mill claim it will make no difference
and be iairer. The mill makes Canton
flannel
Theodore and John F. Allen, and their
mother, Hannah l.. Langly, of New York,
have sued the Rochester luton and Adver.
tiser for libel, claiming 100000 in each
case The Union and Advertiser copied,
shout month ago, letter from New York
Wa Western paper questioning the honesty
OF the plaintiffs.
Portions of Garland, Yell and Mont
goMery counties in Arkansas, are still
under control of outlaws, who defy the local
authorities The terrorized districts are
Wild and mountainous. Yesterday Gov
erhor Berry wrote a letter to the sheriff of
tach county, urging them to call out large
passes and hunt down the outlaws.
Passenger train on the Woonsocket di-
Vision OF the New York and New England
tallroad was thrown from the track yester-
day morning near Midway, Mass. The en-
que and one car fell down an embankment
suu lt several persons were injured. The
Gsuslrr T was caused by plank from cross
ng uelEg drawn under one of the cars.
!, II 1 reported from San Antonio, Texas,
tt taat llleen years ago sister Clemens, OF the
Ga'nolic Order of Providence, mysteriously
disappeared from New Braunfels, where the |
nOeety has school. On Sunday skeleton
va sas iouhd in the mountains eight miles
a. a'oh Ne~ Brauniels, which WAS identified
a. ~ 'uat ol The missing sister. 1t is believed
'Ha1 sue was abducted and murdered
,.l i1e local election in Annapolis, Mary,
"a. i1nI' Yesterday, resulted in the choice Of
io.,,, Di Claade, Democrat, for Mayor by So ma
Jo.ul lhe Democrats also elected their
tanu1ate t'r ma Tor City Counsellor by AZ major
H. VI Councilmen elected, three were
nv'i9tfats and two Republicans, there being
va' vae W. As II was the first time for many
yI' 1oIi' !. .Hat the Democrats carried Anna
night. WI oAiiienS p"' "ue as
,h' Colonel G. W. Roebling yesterday resigned
Pir Piv position OF Chief Engineer of the East
,niet rnie, bridge, at New York, and was ap-
soIa rJ".eu Consulting Engineer, without
was MS chief assistant, Mr.. Martin,
ot th appointed Engineer and Superintendent
u 'he bridge. 1t is stated t5at the total
o,"Gunt of,5i OF money received for the building
wa. ."S y, bridge up to the first of this month
Ni ' or Sit 5gs Ggso,55O, aud the expenditures were
man nue mel of Police of Galveston has three
wsta ,u Pan,foillng ~ the beach along the island to
onos,i aem lhe landing OF any boat and closely
gusr, 1nss5'oh l's occupants The object Is to
Sua,u cy"m against the possibility of any of the
nil" nt". VI u the bark Salome, lying at sea 12
lesri. liolil The city with yellow fever aboard,
asLn.as tne m ship and attempting to get
nt;I T. ihesc arrangements will continue
or two ,ne Salome Sh aves, probably in a day