The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-10-17
n.oRNlNa SUMMARY.

the ArmY 81 the Tennessee. II
a, A. deapatch from Bradford, Pa, says that
With but very few exceptions The old miners
returned to work at the Beech Tree mines
yesterday at the Company's terms.
The Pittsburg Bessemer Steel works at
Homestead, Pa, vert sold yesterday TO
Carnegie Bros. & Co., OF the Edgar Thorn
son Steel Company. The basis OF the sale
is said to be 81 ,2OO, 600.
An Indian Agent at the Spotted Tail Re
servation is in Chicago route TO Wash
ington, accompanied by three chiefs, TO pre-
test against the throwing open OF the reser-
walton to white settlers.
Judge Depue yesterday morning denied
the motion for a new trial in the case OF
John Chisholm, convicted oil wife murder
In Newark, New Jersey, and sentenced him
to be hanged November %.
Zera Burns, a domestic, was murdered
by an unknown person at Lincoln, Illinois,
yesterday. Her throat was cut and her
forehead crushed In. A reward Is offered
by the village for the arrest OF her muir
derer. {. ..5r a,a.at.tf % 3.
A private cablegram, received yesterday, |
announced the deaih, " Paisley, on the 10Th |
inst, of Thomas Goats, ST., who was the /
head of the house whose spool cotton is
known probably throughout the civilized
world. AZ.
Three members of the Corean Embassy
| left Washington for San Francisco yester-
/ day. where they will take the steamer on
| the cath instant for Corea. -Four members
| Of the Embassy will remain In Washington
for short time. .,s
A special dispatch from Little Rock, Ar
kansas, says Wyatt Ames, who killed saun-
ders Blount who was attempting to Arrest
him on Saturday last, was caught on Mon
day light, and, upoo attempting 90 escape,
was rildled with bullets. t....
The Evangelical Conference in session at
Allentown, Penna., yesterday resolved to
| elect one editor Tor each weekly periodical,
| who are privileged TO elect an ASSISTANT,
and that q more abundant supply vi Sun
day school literature be published.
The remains of DR.. Charles z. Blumenthal,
of New York, were cremAted at Washing
ton, Penna. yesterday. The body was ac-
companied BY Knights Templar escort
| from Mary Commandry, of Philadelphia,
of which the deceased was q Past Com
mander.
While the Sheriff at Gendive, Montana,
was endeavoring TO quiet three drunken
: COW boys yesterday, they set upon him and
beat him. During the melee Clayton Will
comb, an Englishmsn, about to locate IN
D that place, was killed and another man
Q | wounded.
e At the State Greenback Convention In
4 Worcester, Massachusetts, yesterday, Gov
ernor Butler was denounced. K. Moody
. | Boynton was unanimously nominated ioi
II Governor. He declining, j. II. Arnold WA
, unan mously nominated. A full state ticke
!. was put In nomination.
/, The strike Ct switehnen at st. Lofts still
: continues. They are resolved to stand GU
until their demands are complied with.
nj number OF II aims werc moved by the Com
X panies Yesterday. & he railroads have de
ly cided not 10 yield to the demands of TIL
he strikers as to compromise.
q. The members of the Cabinet yesterda
a considered the question of attending tn
Centennial celebration at Newburgh, Me-
VI ork, and decided, owing TO the pressure {
1e public business, that 1t would not by advlss
BILE for the President or any of his Cabint
ce officers to leave the city at present.
IN The President has confirmed the sen tenC
!. Cf dismissal In thecase oil Commander Fred
= eriek d. Smith, United States Navy, trie
On by court martial for duplicating his &C
70 counts, but has mitigated It 10 suspensio
OF from rank and duty for one year, and to
ed TepFimanded by tine Secretary Of the Nav.
re- During an open air concert in Princeto
=, New Jersey, on Monday night, Princete
;, students were so noisy that the eonce
'l- could not 90 on. This caused Ill feeling b
red tween the young men OF the town and Il
err. students, and a rush was made. DuH1
the tn multi several persons were serious
he hurt.
wa At conference OF colorod people OF d
for District of Columbia yesterday 1t was d
cided to hold meeting on Monday mig
'ne next, TO express the sentiment Of the color
In race with respect to the decl ion of the s
hic preme Court IN the Civil Rights cases, al
in TO consider what course to pursue in viz
- of the decision.
a.. An sfTray In a ealoonin New York cal
rs yesterday morning resulted in the killing
i've two of the worst criminals In that eli
APP John Irving and "Jack" Walsh, alias "Jo
1rts the Mick" Each shot the other dead
: IN the same moment. The quarrel is said
have been about some rascality In wal
they were mutually interested.
ave The Supreme Court of Massachusetts,
sustained the decision OF the Superior Co,
"a at Pitts6eld, that common victualler
MS Great Darlington, who was licensed to 6
yer, liquor, was guilty of keeping public b
heir Under this decision and understanding
No the law 1t is alleged that the public bar
=. nearly every hotol in Massachusetts can
car closed.
lose Windeld and George Smith, brltht
de- aged sp, ctiVely 10 and II years, reside
attic OF Columbia, called at the residence
,ext Henry Struck late on Monday night,
, IN | Nneu lut ldlUeT OppcaT6u lntJ AllhchSu '
with knives, infiictin2 injuries from VIII
he died yesterday morning. There had b.
i'll feeling between the two families for
: in long time.
tion The Great Falls Manufacturing Comp
Dmer has filed in the apartment of Justic
tore claim for 81, 000,0O0 damages for propt
~, and water rights which will be used by
Government in effeciing the proposed
10 tension Of the water supply for the Dist
1t Is of Columbia. All information regard
veil the details OF the claim lie refused at the
thov parlment of Justice.
adiiv An attempt was made last night to WI
pur- g,nia The train Voc r,,nn,ng at ,hs rot
60 miles an hour, when the engine sfrui
rail that had been tied across the tra
In The locomotive jumped into the air but
,tion back on the rails. he rear cars broke
ratio obstruction and the train was uniniu
:, - Had the train been thrown of the tracl
would have plunged over an embark ID
INC into the ohio river.
At a meeting of the Executive Council
Boston sterday, Governor Butler M
we'd Sylvanus B. Phinney to fill the
1%He cAncy he alleged existed in the Boart
1t Is Health, Lunaey and Charity, claiming
1dent Mrs. Clara T. Leonard has legally no p