The daily gazette., 1883-06-25
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MORNING SUMMARY.

pI Tno Canadian Wimbledon Team sailed
lnV onebec for England on Saturday AL
Ho" Sonator Window was on Saturday
LA,o'Ghi H chairman of the Winona county
G,hs"a,iou Gnos,p to the Republican State Conven'
tnn Of Minnesota. ~ .ttnigq
W. Tbe Jury of the Court Of Sessions At Lock
In' ISw York, discharged on Hatur ~ foI
p% ,rrm. convicted every prisoner who was
,,isced on trial before IL. tai5 lS
P' Tno New Orleans Contluentals arrived In
,a i york Yesterday from HAftlord. They
~" ~" ,amain in New York until Wedursday,
VIII n. to entertained by the Seventy first Regi-
ment. Ir.r..u. .il - ~
-, a. w. have bought all the pine lands ol
V'hil wnhile and OHIO Railroad Company.
Tb. T,' purchase includes 75OiOO0 acres Of Falu-
able timber land.
a'aY T,o nomipion Department of Marine
r, r,haries has been informed that the Straite
fSRi fiRslis Isle are full of les, and cannot be
" Vac,y used by ocean steamers going TO and
sa ,Som the St Lawrence. .caAofuJ
C-,struction trains on the Northern Pa
"a" Railroad reached Missoulaz on Saturday.
GUY s.n If 12O miles remains to be closed be-
,ason sup Missoula andn lHelenAs and hNork l.
."oHre.siue from both ends.I- sda
~, w + Crutchiield, 81 years Of age, was
XII, III, stabbed by l.. +. Mason, in Afa dffray
iS'"t' picbmo1d. Virgins; yesterday After
III moon Mason is about 40 yeaFs Of age. The
nUU% ,"omh,s grew out of an old feud. ph4 fad
Henry McHale, IS years old, fell from the
carriage to the bottom OF the Enterprise Col
lIpry. at Wilkesbarre, fa., on SAIYroaY
nidIt distance of several hundred feet,
nlr'''l In, a oktnfv imannRR
The large boulder Of granite suspended in
the aune of the Franconia Notch, IN the
White Mountains, has fallen. Its supposed
that recent tremendous freshet, Which
carried down thousands OF tons OF rock ana
earth, undermined the supports OF the
boulder. .. ... .g pIt-,
1is stated that the bequest Of the late DIR.
Eliphalet Clark, of $50, 900 to the kents
mi Methodist Seminary, In Maine, is given
auot with the condition that neither the
faculty or any teacher shall use Tobacco, ,Dut
prohibiting the use of intoxicsnts or opium
IN any lorm." ,7t.i s.l4 ~
The National Exhibition OF Railway AP5
nliances in Chicago closed on Saturday
prbt. The managers desired to keep 1t
oppp two weeks longer, 70. make the season
siy weeks, but the building had been leased
for other purposes. Tne exhibition was NOT
financial success 70.
The suit to prevent the removal aof the
ere,t orpan from Music Hall. Boston, haA
1een COMPROMISED. The purchaser will not
begin its removal until May Of next year,
and it will remain in Boston. A hall f0r tts
accommodation will be built In the rear or
the New England Conservatory OF M0aic.
II is said thai all the delegates from the
Reading District TO the Republican State
Convention, to meet in Harrisburg on July
II, will support Isaac McHose for State
Treasurer. Mr.. McHose Is q well-knowh
fire brick manufacturer OF Reading He y
said TO have the support Of Independents us
well AS regulars. o..l ,,...,... zDC
The U. s. Fish Commissioners, steamer
Fish Hawk has been at Fortress Monroe Tor
a week Matching aud distributing mac keTel
aud other fish in the lower bay " Is un-
derstood that attention will soon be given
to the propagation of oysters 10 Virginia
waters; many Of the finest beds having be-
come depleted aud ruined. lltt-s T9l
4 telegram from Hamilton, Bermuda, re-
ports that two seamen of the German ship
Ella, from New ork for Bremen, abandoned
at sea, have been picked up by an American
vessel aud landed at Anjier. They were in
the captains boat, which was run down BY
the rescuing vessel, and they are the only
survivors oi the boats crew. 4gUg- .f
A telegram from Matamoras says; "One
hundred aud fifty revolutionistB attacked
Chianta, Mexico, and carried q two OH
cials, A body of cavalry pursued them ,and
the revolutiOnists, being pressed, asBassi'
mated their prisoners. They were finally
overtaken by the troops and cut TO pieces
thirty of them being killed. ~
On information that Messrs. Elan and
Berne were likely to ,fght Q duel neal
Petersburg, Virginia, T. Il. Thompson
Justice Of the Peace Of hat city, issued {
warrant yesterday afternoon for their arrest
1t Is thought that if not arrested they, will
fight in Chesterfield county, about thret
miles from Petersburg, to-day.
The case of Charles Kaiser, the Baltimore
Jewccr charged with selling gilded nickels
was heard on Saturday by the United States
Commissioner. The Commissioner said h
did not suppose the accused had any In
lei lion to violate the law, but the issue o
such pieces in the similitude Of United
states coin was violation, and he would
hold the matter under consideration for til,
PRESENT.
The contract with John R. Miner ~ carry
the mails over the Fort Niobrara and Dead
wood route has been annnlled by SecOnC
Assistant Postmaster General Elmer, /
APPEARS that the contract was awarded, no
on March }, as proposed in the advertise
inents Tor bids, but on April 4, while Firs
Assistant Postmaster General Hatton wal
Aetng ostmaster General. Mr.. Elme
nous That the contract was awarded with
out express statutory authority, and tha
tne route must be again advertised. 4,
lhe Mississippi river at St. Louis con
uIued rising yesterday, but more SLOWLY
laall before. In the lumber dlstrict In tn
northern section of the city, large gangs Q
men are at work on leyees and dykes, u
strengthen them, and SO far none OF tn
g yards have been flooded There are 10 900,
WV itet OF lumber in these yards, much o
winch would be lost in the event of an over
now. In East st. Louis the business seetiQ
Is sun protected by the Bowman dyke, bu
outside of that the water which brok
through the Madison dyke on Saturday
uolhg great damage. Early yesterday tn
wafer from the Madison dyke reached
poht above Venice and made terrible GREY
aNee , III the Chicago and Alton embankment
ABOUT 6O0 feet of the track disappeared 81
al Instant and the gap has been widening
Ntr since. Parallel with this embsnkmen
run ~, 'he Indianapolis and St. Louis an'
ndoash tracks and these also went dowI
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