The daily gazette., 1883-11-22
MORNING SUMMARY.

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The United States training ship James
town yesterday received orders 70 proceed to |
New York and thence 10 sea.
Frederick North, charged with embexzle |
ment from the 0swego Falls Company, was |
arrested yesterday in Rome, N. x,
The New York Evening Post considers the |
strike In its Office practically at an end. II
has full new force Of non-Union compost
tors.
| Annie Mulligan, the girl who disappeared
| from Mil Hollow, near Wilkesbsrre, was
1 found ''alive and wclp' at Lakeville last
evening.
The citizens of Dallas, Texas, have formed
a vigilance committee to suppress gambling
and other crimes. The Committee will eu-
ploy detectives
The long pending suit of Luzerne county
against ex-Treasurer John I. Griffith, who
had been short in his accounts $500, was
settled yesterday.
The blue stones cutters and fiaggers OF
New York met last night and pledged them
selves TO resist proposed reduction OF 81
from their present daily pay of u.
Edward j. Venables, Of Philadelphia, has
been arrested In Boston for alleged Illegal
use of the mails, and will be turned over to
officers from Philadelphia.
The quarrymen's strike near Poultney,
Vermont, has ended, the men having return
ed to their employers terms. The strike
was against change of pay from day to
hour,
The suit of Cuno Won Trotham against
J the Long Island railroad for $4,000 dam
ages for injuries sustained on that road, re-
suited yesterday in q verdict for plaintiff for
81 500.
Edward Payne, cashier of the Rushville
National Bank, OF RushviiIe, Indiana, was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded in the
right hung by a burglar early yesterday
% morning.
( WI Kountze, proprietor Of the Allie
r gheny Mail, was convicted OF criminal hnel
in PIttsburg yesterday in suit brought
against him by p. Walters, q Councilman
! Of Allegheny.
I Ex- Senator George Z. Spencer, Of Ala
S bama, has been arrested in Austin, Nevada,
II by order Of Attorney general Brewster, for
!. contempt OF Court in not appearing In the
:. Star Route cases.
The tirand Lodge of Odd Fellows of New
i Jersey me. yesterday in Trenton, and also
II celebrated its semteentennial. 1t was de-
0 termined TO reduce the per capita tax from
,e 25 cents to 20 cents.
The Milwaukee Sc,tinoI publishes a tabu-
- lated statement Of the loss Of lite and pro.
:. perty iu the gales on the Lakes from The
u 1lth to the Tth instant, showing that Jj livei
II and 60 vessels were lost.
IT, Two freight trains on the Penusylyani,
ls Railroad colliied at Columbia, Penn, yester
10 day morning An engine, six cars and a caboos'
= we've wrecked, and David Mower, brake
= man, was fatally Injured.
III Work was resumed yesterday in the chan
IN mel aud plate department OF the Superio
re Rail Mil at Pittsburg, and the bar mill viii
IN | start to-day. Oliver Brothers Fifteenth
street mill also resumes to day.
The President has appointed John 2. Tan
&c ncr to be United States Marshal for South
I'd ern Illinois aud Frank j. Gilbert, Commits
be siouer to represent Illinois in the World
ed Industrial and Cotton Exposition IN Me-
80 Orleans.
NJ The editor OF the Cheyenne Daily Lead,
ne says that the report published In a Ne
'iy York paper, that woman suffrage in Wye
'ut ming is failure, is unfounded. He say
ese woman suffrage has worked well In mos
re- instances, and has proved satisfactory o
. the wholeN
William P. Snyder, Of Allentown, ,Penna
has sent his resignation to Attorney Generi
OF Brewster as Special Assistant Attorne
re General in prosecuting election cases
doe, h6 6agf3in g3sn lis M8csaSS aS' pt5; t5f "SsrnmrI
and encouragement
Alutfudu lNDN FNAAtl az u lhtthlHE Ol VI
cK. investigating Committee Of the Civil Cou
18th ell of Montreal, yesterday, that the amou
,ns lost by the city through the bad manag
- ment of the Snert's sales and the deialc
tne tion of Mcneil, a clerk in the Treaeu
ihe office, who absconded, Is $50, coo.
ro- The Mississippi Valley Bank of Wick
In burg, closed its doors yesterday mornin
s+te having made an assignment. Its euspe
-, sion was caused by the failure of A. X. Bo
leh ham & Co, of St. Louis. Mr.. Klein, pre-
lis dent of the bank, says the depositors W
be fully protected, and will lose nothing.
W. George Darnell and Godfrey Brand wer
tor arrested yesterday In Pittsburg, on h
- charge of attempting to wreck train
pu- the Pittshurg and Lake Erie Railroad Ia
ure week. They had dispute with a condI
to tor about their fares, End since then thr
on attempts have been made to wreck his trai
,oa The Indian Bureau has received rept
'eu. ofone ofthe newly organized Indian Coul
our at the Nez Perce agency In Idaho. 7
ish- cases were heard during the last month,
ow- sulting in nine convictions and one acqu
.on tai. The revenue of the Court for ii
period was Sl24. The Court is compos
re- entirely of Indians.
'uld The annual convocation of the Ora
med Lodg- Of MasOns of Maryland, In session
the Baltimore, yesterday elected the follnwi
40 officers: John c. Tyson, NJ. w. @.
~ Woodward Abrahams, w. d. G.. M; "
hitS liam Nj. lsaacs, G., s. W; Graham Dul
rom hart. J. G.. w; James D. Mason, G. T., a
ont Jacob II. Medairy g. s.
he The funeral of the murdered Mrs. Lyt
Maybee and Miss Annie Maybee took pli
'ein' yesterday at Brookville, Long Island. T
ministers conducted the services at
house, and there was a great gathering
posi- people from the surrounding country. TIL
re- are no new developments in regard to
phia murders, and no new arrests have b.
,tev made.
~" The Treasury Department, In regard
cor the duty on twiue for giiling nets, has mi
t to a decision (which Is in effect that there Il
In well defined distinction between thread a
finn giline twine." It Is raid the decision
made necessary by the fact that some
suf- porters were trying to introduce an arti
four under the name OF gillng twine which is
IN reality thread.
ne of A committee Of Hudson county, N
:. Jersey, Democrats visited Trenton yesteri
to make arrangement for the inaugural
! the of Governor. elect Albeit on January
.ceed Washington Hall was engaged TO entert
the the Hudson delegation, which Will mum
= p about 900. II The weather permits the
auguration ceremonies will be held in II
OF the State House, otherwise In Ia.
Hall.
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