The daily gazette., 1883-04-23
.,oRN1Ne SUMMARY.

aro stores in Aurelia, Iowa, were
TwenIy :n ,gs saturday morning Loss, SlOO,-
w, w.. s,rlking cigar makers Of Boston nave
,,d tbelr demands granteu A"u wa" '''
worn n,ctorv of Schessinger q Co., In
Inc ~ ~ New York, was damaged Dy nre
henu,s h.,oy VI 10 the extent of S26,OOO.
yes.e,VS a, Iouis Stamping Company's works,
the ,,is 81, were damaged by fire on Satur-
10 81 ..Lht niTpt t5 the extent of $4,000.
day ',l n7 lump, an eccentric caricaturist,
EdWu'H nhtcr,ro on Saturday from wounds
del ,nd ~ I by himself the night before.
ipa,I''t m, factory of the Grand Rapids Furni-
The l%sOy ,'oIv at Grand Rapids, Mich, was
tult O1'pPS on saturday. Loss, $4,000.
pu,"'V ,aT.r If Rose IL Schofield's yarn mill
ineeDo,,ille. luz Doill Indiana, burst on Saturday,
10 L,I", si"g min and killing Ferdinand
Sehutleis ., - .ha oond,-
.,,r of Right Rev. John Iuigg, Ostnone
p,"5on poI of Pittsburg, and hopes are ielt oil
US A.. in Newton, Iowa, on Saturday night
,,!t,oyej o $4,000 of property. Vaughn q
Is'"j ~ J,sleI. in agricultural I'M lements, are
the chiel iose'e' , 49,
RTIl RTolens Ark, on Saturday night and
pea. ,en we're injured, one Of whom named
T,i.,,pra1d. ,gu, is not expected TO recover.
Wss > /. Fuller of 30 st. Marks Place,
vaw York disappeared while going from
~" NJ, IN New York on Saturday on the
A,u1"9 ,aomer Drew. It is supposed she fell over
board
The hox sent from Newark, N. j., to the
viwankre Cement Company and said to
,a,,t.in dynamite was opened in Chicago on
Soturdsy aud found to contain fuses for
blasting.
The man styling himself Count Julius
Van Unheuthal. who tried to obtain $500 on
a false draft in Bridgeport, Connecticut, was
committed on Saturday for trial In default
of$l,OOO bail.
Bva collision between two freight trains
nm the Grand Trunk railway near Wales,
Ontario, on saturday, two engines and 30
ears were smashed, causing loss to the
company Of 100000.
In Crawford cou-,ty, Arkansas, on Friday,
Sheriff Is posse went to the house of VIII
liam Purse to arrest him. Purse and his
wife resisted and the woman was shot dead,
while her husband escaped.
Two incendiary attempts have recently
bee. made in Matawan, New Jersey. The
fires were started in the thickly settled pOr-
ton Of the town, but were discovered be-
fore they could do any damage.
The schooner Two Brothers, from San
Francisco for Salt Point, capsized on
Thursday of Bodega Point. Captain Balk
and The crew of five men and passenger
named Captain Schernberg were lost.
The large cooper shops OF Z. NJ. Jewett,
with the stables and butcher shops adjoin-
inc, in Buffalo, were burned on Saturday
morning The loss is estimated at $40, 900
aud l?5 mrn are thrown out of employ
mrnt.
In New Orleans yesterday Policeman John
Coiley, while attempting TO arrest Alfred
Grassc't, colored, charged with larceny, was
shot and killed. Officer Tiller then shot
aud captured Grassett, who is not expected
tOrrcuycr.
A severe snow storm, with high wind an.
accompanied by thuder and lightning, pre-
vailed throughout Colorado from Friday
noon until Saturday. In the mountain
towns houses were unroofed and telegraph
poles eyclcd
Gcor- Brimmcr, John Wertz, and Alex
andc' Lcaman, convicted of arson in Lam
caster, Pcnna were sentenced on Saturday
-Brmmer on two charges, to 10 years.
Imprisonment, Wertz to 10 years, and
Lcaman to years.
Peter Ratcl was shot and almost instantly
Killed in New York Yesterday during quar-
rel with James and Francis Martin, brothers.
Vbu tft, hon k,A
admitted the shooting, but claimed that he
fired to save his own life.
large building in Cincinnati, used for
generating lcttriety for the Brush Electric
Light Company, was burned ON Saturday
afternoon. Loss, $4,000. Its destruction
VIII prevent the furnishing of the electric
light Tor week or ten days.
Minnie Phipps, aged 23 years, Ella Rous.
VILE aged 10, and two girls and boy,
children Of c. II. F. Church, aged respec-
lively Y. 10 aud years, were drowned on
saturday by HE upsetting Of a boat in a
meadow pond at Rochester, Mass.
All except two or three of the passenger
conductors on the Louisville and Indian
aiOis divisions of the Pan Handle Railroad
il' have been dismissed by orders from
r''s1ufg 1t is said the discharges are the
result OF reports made by "spotters."
ihe lire wall OF a building in Farmers
Hlle, Louisiana, was blown down during a
storm on saturday afternoon and demol-
shed small frame saloon on which 1t fell.
H. Y. Giasson was killed and w. A. Darby
perhaps fatally injured. Two other men
sustained severe injuries.
lelegrophic communication between St.
Iaul ana The Northwest is almost entirely
suspended by severe storm of wind and
ram winch prevails over a large extent of
@Iill"fy' The Missouri river and its tribu-
"a. arleS are high and should the storm con-
u'ue much damage may be done.
Inc Commissioner of Internal Revenue
u. 54S received report of the operations of
,...., ut service of his Bureau, in connection
Nun Nun ,lilr't dstllation, rom July 1, 1875, to
'arfh sSL, lNN3, as follows Stills seized,
on o,"' Hr,ons arrested, $500 officers and
anpoyes h..ed, j2 officers and employees
IN III a iarm housc on Luzerne Mountain,
Go Ggu, uighh's Falls. New York, Yesterday,
1'o'Et Dean was cut In the arm with an
"HI aNI " Nancy" White, stabbed in the
aoH'lls, ao.'li wlth penknife by a ten-year old
T,, T2, sHu slot In the back with a revolver by
t'iS na4N Colt 1t is said that Dean had
probably die. e "'i'
ri, ipur brothers named Barlow and two
NAN, ,i,m nalRed Galland and Winfield, noto-
mia iouEhs, went to the store of John Nor
nr amy, r. pos postmaster at Normanville, Kansas,
R5da thursday night, and demanded liquor,
rohhed t'used, tt, they wrecked the store,
CffIA