The daily gazette., 1883-03-26
.oRS1Ne SUMMARY.


IT,. Printers Union Of New York I.a Y, yes,tsSo ,CSo
Ins ss,a,ded on So cents as the rate per lUOV
DAY u'T'b There will beno strike
ems - has been resumed at the ingalls,
WORK nSI Nova Scotia, but the workmen
mines u NJ treatment from the strikers.
sun n.0.no ,Sr, n Conkling, Jr., who shot Haver-
Geois sister's betrayer, In New YORK,
STICK .,nased his on Thursday in 5000 bail,
W1S ~, ,',. orevasse at Thibodeaux, Louisiana,
Inc , olosed and the town VIII soon be
pas O' eF water, Little damage haA been
done. ,,..,o,,s, Frissonai Cou-
s.,ence met yesterday AZ Long praneh.
Rishop is,ir Wiley ordained hve new ueacons
and nine elders
'ur T'a ~, Cornell Memorial Methodist EpIsco-
II Church was dedicated yesterday IN New
VIZ w Among the speakers were bishops
simpson and Warren
''I ,olo trom the east and southeast pre-
no5 at Charleston, South Carolina, all
,a "" Yesterday, the wind velocity being
'ometimes 80 miles an hour.
building in EldoIado, Kansas, used as
s,s engine house and jail, was burned on
s.,nrdaS night by q drunken prisoner
S%uS SsmsS Frank Hamilton. He was burned
TO death. 45H.
Tho remains Of John Howard Payne ar
.,,ad IN Washington on Saturday morning,
,'i md we're conveyed to Oak Hill Cemetery,
~bsre tbey were placed In a receiving
vanlt. Mr.. Corcoran experimenting the re-
mOVa
pit boss descended on Saturday into
,be fatal Diamond Mine, at Braidwood, III.
he found "black damp" abundant and the
mine caved in several places owing to the
action Of the water. He saw two bodies,
changed beyond recognition.
The o. S. Commissioner at Columbia, ],
south Carolina, finished his examination of
ne Fairfield election cases on Saturday
morpIpp. and held Thomas A. McGill and
l. r. and j. g. Heron In the sum of $500
eseh for trial at the April term Of court.
TWepty.seye hostile Indians attacked
Winchester, Arizona, on Saturday, but were
driyen of. They killed two men near Win
chester one of them said to be a brother Of
Judge Dibbls, Of Tombstone. None OF the
San Carlos Indians have LEFT their reserva-
ton.
Edward Noble was shot dead by an un-
known assassin, near Glasford, Illinois, on
Friday last Edward and his father, Enoch,
were tried for murder and acquitted about
three weeks ago. Their acquittal caused
much indignation, and threats of lynching
we're made.
The Williams Sewing Machine factory In
81. CunegOnde, a suburb of Montreal, was
DESTROYED by fire on Saturday night, The
loss is estimated at about $3.50, 900, and $50
a., .r lsunn
factory "being the city limits, supply of
Of water could not be had"
Secretary Lincoln, being asked on Satur-
4 day whether he would follow Secretary
4 Chander's example, and declare eight hours
legal days work In the United States Ar
modes, etc, said that at present he "did
not feel disposed to favor paying ten hours
wages for eight hours labor"
The pudding mill at Bay View, Wisc0n-
SIM after being run for three weeks, is again
. closed for two or three weeks until the ac-
CUmmuated stock of pnddled iron is re-
duCed It is said that "if the mill is kept
running on half time 1t is as much as can
be eexpected for some time to come"
North Adams, Massachusetts,, was excited
last night by the distribution in Its church
Vestibules of circulars alleging great corrup-
ton in town affairs, and giving reasons why
the Selectmen should not be reelected. The
circular alleges that hush money has been
paid to the police by disreputable persons.
John f. Burrill, ex-treasurer of the
Grand Lodge of Masons of Illinois, con-
victed at Carlinville, last Friday of embez-
cling the funds of the Lodge, was arrested
+ 10 Chicago on Saturday night as a fugitive
from justice. He is under bail pending
motion fora new trial but there are two
other indictments against him.
The preliminary examination of McFad-
den, Wheeler and other citizens Of Claren-
don county, South Carolina, on the charge
OIL conspiracy to intimidate voters at the
last election, resulted on Saturday In their
discharge by the United States Commis-
soner, there being no evidence to sustain
he charge.
The committee Of the Arkansas Legisla-
lure appointed to investigate the accounts
ol e&-state Treasurer Churchill presented
le tnal report on Saturday, showing u
dehcit, according to the face of the
books, OF 1888 900, The original committee
Of Investigation, appointed nearly two years
Ago by the Senate alone, reported at the last
session deficiency of only $4,000.
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