The daily gazette., 1883-05-05
,,opNtSe SUMMARY.

dO"' Joues was fatally stabbed bJ
TeDgee's1Us 1,iI hin in drunken quarrel at Bail'i
J. Il, - ~ lebanon, Ohio, yesterday.
il' u'rr w,,Lor was hanged yesterday a.
j., Georgia, for a murder eommi''eo
Fenlol en.t,Ser, her, the object being robbery
o'yOD the Dukes jury, at Uniontown,
ltls saIu antipue to receive threatening
BDs' I, cVn no violence has been offered to
Of them w,soors,n nm Tburs-
4 nre rning :" destroyed two newspaper
no,H'I1 n5 three stores, causing loss estl-
W. ,.,h : catholic Colonization Associa-
Ihe i'isn Iisn has is headquarters in Chicago,
Y, i,iav Ja,y declared dividend OF Q per cent
u ,'f fR,apr.' fertilizer factory, in Rich
W !; INN Una was burned last evening,
sold, vial Ia,al small stores, and Kelly q
~ s,, nny factory was damaged. Loss,
,pVS prspdies, aged A years, clothine
slmOu oC Chester, Penna, was found
eiIu a u IN The Delaware yesterday morn
F0al1u Whetber M it was suicide or not is un-
bOWu. r.oa,,.,,a Com r,,ttee
AZ A Irisb ris Land League in New York last
llt HiI" ,be action of the Philadelphia Con
Renllla iIa ,sas 'a endorsed. The use of dynamite
X denounced s..
ueatbrr at Quebec yesterday was
lp' and warm" The ice in front OF the
y, wa. p broken up, and It was thought the
% "onld he clear for navigation to Mon
ssl by Sunday
!. svnrr,s train on the Syracuse and
l,amntou ~ railroad struck a delivery
yuan 4an npar syracuse yesterday morning,
IsIny Thomas b. Griffin and dangerously
siu1pg John c. Cooney.
lobn Lee. colored, convicted OF the muir
oCo man named Crockett, from whom
,o3 w .tnlrn A horse and who went with
sheriff. 10 arrest him, WAS hanged yester-
hal Gaincsylle, Florida. f--
H., Cbsuncey Of Belfast, Long Island,
[lsrdsy lorked her four year old girl and
montis boy in the house and went out
To,k During her absence the house
rcbt fire and the girl was burned TO
.ih.
1O,bua Clifford, aged n years, convicted
,be murder OF his wife, was sentenced
teriay at Oswego, New York, to be
Irgsd on the I'D of June. A motion for
pE trial was denied, and and appeal will
taken.
in Tulahoma, Tennessee, yesterday,
t-Oyed ali the stores in the town, the two
bO,s, the Guardian newspaper office, the
glaloma File Works and the wheel and
Ike factory, The loss is estimated at
OOOO
discharged employe of the Utah North
nlroad, named Whiteley, entered the
Mon at Eagle Rock, Idaho, on Thursday
fatally shot W. b. Greer, the station
fni, on whose complaint Whiteley was
charged.
Il train on the Detroit and Lansing rail
d, in Michigan, on Thursday, struck a
Lasay team at Il crossing near Howard
b, killing two women aud man named
hrsOn. A deep cut prevented the engt
& b FROM seeing them.
violent wind storm ragged in Southern
SOnsin on Thursday night. Trains
bning to Milwaukee were delayed, and
Geographic service was obstructed. In
puk,sba damage was done to the
lfchg' aud other buildings to the amount
$4,000
AneSPloson OF gas occurred yesterday in
Dotuuce Shalt of the Lehigh Valley
h Company at Wilkesbarre. Edward
csg and Henry Baker were fatally in
led, aud the former is dead. The timbers
tht shaft were set on fire, but the flames
eezlInInished in few hours.
posse OF Texas farmers overlook three
fs thieves rear Darlington, in the Indian
fnory, on Wednesday, and fight en-
b. oue Of the thieves named Fleming
Killed, another was mortally wounded
The third was captured and taken back
Texas, where the horses had been stolen.
Nhile Miss May l.. Self aud her sister,
Waters, were driving through Central
R, New York, Yesterday afternoon, the
hes became frightened and ran away.
W. 'HiN" hNietii lIOil JHt ShEFlARc
broke her neck, dying in few minutes.
sister, who remained in the carriage,
lptiuninJured
Ilstaye Shift, aged 50 years, an importer
french window glass, was killed by an
'aoF accident in New York yesterday.
Pile be was in an elevator In a building at
corner OF Nassau and Liberty streets,
4 sppTalus got out of order and the car
Ean to ascend rapidly. He sprang out as
sas passing the fifth floor, ard was
ding. "Hu '"0
lTo private letter Offices" in New York
KEPT by man named Hussey, the other
man named Boyd, were raided upon
Closed yesterday by post office officials.
arrests were made, but about 20, 600 let
sau Packages We're seized. One office
poyed b carriers, the other 80. Other
W g are yet t be visited. 1t is said that
SSU'eIhlhent w, has been losing 81 900 daily
nue. ae operations of the raided offices.
la5 inS, oi,ees in other large cities will be
eea without delay.