The daily gazette., 1883-10-29
MnRNrN,a suMmARY.

uFAthuulCs
Robert Wright, colored, killed George |
Ebert, colored, in a gambling quarrel In |
Savannah, yesterday morning.
Governor Foster Of Ohio, issued proela- |
nation on Saturday declaring the adoption
Of the Judicial amendment to the Constitu-
tion Of that State.
]. B. Smith, convicted OF the murder OF
William Gresham, has been sentenced at
HIllsborrough, Texas, 70 rs years' imprison-
ment in the penitentiary.
BelyA A. Lockwood has been suspended
from practice before the Interior Depart
ment, She Il accused Of receiving illegal
fees and Withholding pension money.
Chief Justice Dartol, of Maryland resigned
Saturday. He had been Chief Justice for
is wears. Under the law his successor must
come from Baltimore and be elected on the
9th proximo.
A Telegram from Easton says ttat smull,
the alleged horse thief, completed the nine.
tsenth day Of his fast In the Beldivere jail
on Saturday noon. He complained Of pains
in his stomach and weakness.
The registration, OF voters in New York
city cloeed on Saturday with total OF
ls3, ,l4A names. This is l4,03S less than the
registry OF last year, and 4,S3 less than
that OF 1880, the Presidential year.
Express Messenger Whistler was robbed
of about S4OO In money at Atlantic, Iowa on
Friday evening. The robber cut the strap
and stole the entire pouch from the messen-
gers shoulder, escaping in the darkness.
Eight or ten boilers in the boiler house Of
the Bast Colliery, near Ashland, Pa, ex
ploded on Saturday morning. The building
was blown to atoms, but as the explosion
| occurred before the miners had gathered for
work, no lives were lost
James Courtney, aged %, and Joseph Nc
| Steen, aged Is, from DanburyI Conn, blew
/ out the gas In their room IN lodging house
| in New York on Saturday night, aud were
found unconscious yesterday morning.
Their recovery is doubtful.
David Steinba h, q farmer Of Todd county
Minnesota, was murdered a few days agC
by a man named Saully and his wife. Tht
men were fighting, and Mrs. Saully finished
the combat by driving the tine OF pi,ch
fork into Steinbach's brain.
The three most prominent candidates TO
U. 8. Senator in Kentucky are John 3. VII
liams, the present Incumbent; John 8. Z
Blackburn and John g. Carlisle. Senate
Williams processes to be confident of re
election, but the opposition is regarded a
strong.
James Steel, who was burned BY the eX
ploeion in the sQuib factory at Kingston, Pa
died on Saturday, making the seventh vic
tim. He Is the fourth member of his fam
! fly burned to death. Albert james, ais
injured by the explosion, is not expected t
recover.
David Adams, a miser, died of starvatio
in Washington county, n. Y, ON Friday,
T the age of 65 years. Fifteen thousand do
I lars In securities were found in his hous
and his relatives expect to discover SO, ,0I
more. His wife was starved to death t.
+, years ago.
Judge Holman. of Indiana, informed
reporter of the Cincinnati NeWS-Journdl {
n Saturday that be was not a candidate {
> President. He thought that If Tilden al
n Hendricks should be the candidates the
= would be "hardly shadow of doubt of th'
election"
u At New Castle, Penna., on Saturdi
/ morning, James Hogan, lS years Of az
n placed revolver at the head OF Willie Hs
' ris, aged six years, pulled tie trigger al
inf cted a mortal wound. Hogan, beii
arrested, said he did not know the pist
was loaded.
II G. B. Farnsworth, receiver of the person
property of the QIidnick Company, has a
piled to the Supreme Court Of Rhode Isla
< tor writ OF assistance to enable him TO
~ cover possession of the Cenpany's person
o. property, now withheld from him by "
- : liam Sprague.
" An unsuccessful attempt was made
SO steal the body of Mrs. Blanche Moses, t
" fat woman, from her grave, in Mount OILY
lr Cemetery, at Baltimore, on Saturday n'g
ne Attendants who had been placed to wat
: the grave fired several shots and the bo
:, snatchers fed.
ad The Marquis OF I.orne and the Prince
Louise sailed from Quebec for England
Saturday In the steamship Sandman. l
oil fore his departure Lavalle University cC
OF ferred upon the Marquis the degree of d
be tor Of Laws and Langu ages, Sin recogniti
IN Of his services IN the cause Of Canadian
ucation."
70 At Greenback, near Ashland, Pa, on
eI- urday afternoon, wagon containing
tn Hoepner and wife and Jacob Grove, driy
he was run into at railroad crossing by
,ce express train from Williamsport. Hoepr
- his wife aud Grove were all terribly iujur
nh and Mrs. Hoepner and Grove are not lib
eir to recover.
the 1t is believed In Portland, Me-, tha
Lhe wreck recently seen off Metinic Island l
be that of the United States Coast Sur
steamer Eagere, Lieutenant Comman
Heald, which has net arrived at port.
no Eagere was formerly tho yacht Moha
elf from which Commander Garner
Its, drowned IN New YORK harbor seven s.
he ago.
for II is said In San Francisco that Cl
lev spreckels proprietor of the California ST
a.. Refinery, who already has monopoly Of
wy Hawaiian sugar trade, "has contracted
ah- the purchase of the entire crop OF su
the of the islands on the condition that all S
cts, ments be made hy his vessels" This, /
tod asserted, "is equivalent to a monopoly
pley vessels YES roipe there will not return '
goea."
The Ohio river is very low Rt Cncinl
en- and the boats arc nearly all laid up
, or said to be nearly five months since the
the number of boats has been run on the
- Orleans line, and the Memphis and
~ Louis boats have been laid up near
icer long. After the equnuctial rains there
eal- a fair depth of water for fortnight,
izen the coal fleets went down from Pittsh
the but the river is again as low, or nearl
IT, as 1t was before.
ot,, At Loyelady, Texas, on Friday night,
o'9' drunken roughs, named Standley ard
ner, stopped at the house of citizen ma
Mentzlnger, and, calling him outside,
Is of dercd him In presence of his wife and
in a SON. Inc vile attacked the murderers
on an axe handle, while her boy tried to S
them with his fathers gun, but
wrenched the weapon from him aud th
ened to hill both mother and child If
made an alarm. A posse Is hunting