The daily gazette., 1883-10-22
,onv,Ne sUMMARY.

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~ On saturday morning.
W, y, arc,ne house Of the Boston and Low
", n,1rc,j. at Stoneham, Massachusetts,,
ell ta,'d ts"r,cd Yesterday morning, with two
,s'a,o%otiyes. W. Loss S25,OOO.
'', The fishing feet OF Provincetown, Massa-
.,n.e,ts was struck by a heavy equal on
s.,nrday night. One scnooncr iost a seine
Sa.t ~ dory and eight men.
Oyrn Tho death Of Hannah NJ. jackson, a
,Irod lne q oman, alleged TO have been Ill
fug and six months old, was reported to
~ ea'I Health Department OF New York on
''ss "..;, A Carpentcr, "who is credited with
o,,'I The richest man In Lincoln, Illinois, I"
y-"L i.cp arrested on suspicion of being i'm
~ as',o3 IN the murder OF Fora Burns, which
p.cnrred several days ago."
mo .vItchmen at the yards Of the Texas
n..tso and Missouri Pacific railroad at Dal-
r'''IIe Teyos struck OF Fiiday night for an
,,,nce VI, in their wages from 800 to S85 per
rnrtb The places of the strikers were
sIcl on Saturday.
po,. Gibson shot and killed Alexander
olorch ON Friday night, at Raddick's Sta
w. Florida. The men were clerks in
.ip,i igs, s,orcs, and the shooting was the result
!. ~" 5i.nuie Haunt. over the goods in their respec-
ilrp Establishments.
The Director Of the Mint reports tho total
.,.,nlstop Of the United States on October
\, ii $50. .597, ,S23, of which $544 ,5l2, 800
r,,in cold coin, and $235, ,29i 1923 in silver,
nv nal circulation increased $40, ,115,035
3. Einep October ist, 1882.
Mr. and Mrs. William Logan, both over
ntk az haf h..
r.sr Shelby. North Carolina, by a colored
r,n su on Friday night. Mre. Logan was
EGIed and her husband was choked nearly
death. The man escaped with $40 booty.
A fire in the ive-story building Nos. 12l
nd 1913 franklin street, New York, yester-
nv caused damage estimated at $50, 900.
I'M principal losers are Strasbur0er q Co.,
5eatrs In coaks and suits, $4,000, and
'Thomas Ball u Co., deslers In linens, S20,-
b.
By the explosion Of new steel boiler in
.oss Brothers. planning mill at Mount Pleas
bt. Iowa, on Saturday, a man named Beck
rhh was killed, and another was so badly
pjured that he is dying. Four or five Others
IRE more or less bruised. The mill was
lOEn to atoms.
Intense exciteTent prevails at Lisbon,
bAkota, over the discovery of gold. II. W.
Gdswold, of Chicago, made the discovery
b Biz place about two month ago. He had
30 samples assayed, and the result showed
alO to $3.50 per ton. The matter was kept
Ruiet until he secured all the land In the
feHity
Legal proceedings involving the title to
e00OO acres Of land have been begun IN
Su'hern Georgia, by the heirs-at-law of the
he Stephen Chase and Samuel e. Croker
be suit will involve the interest, OF several
ulred small planters who are distributed
Fer the estate.
The White river In Arkansas has risen 10
#rtiuring the last 4S hours, and flooded
poo acres of land in Independence county.
Nti the highest rise IN the White river,
lih one exception, since 1873. It is feared
esla number Of small farmers, sufferers by
present food, will have to be assisted
Elg the winter.
sunday was the day for the fall scratch
Ia Of the Harvard students on the Charles |
n at Cambridge, Massachusetts,. When |
thlconies OF the bost-house were crowded
ID Students they gave way. Nine students |
be seriously injured, and r. 8. Mead, Of
kiOn, probably fatally. About 25 were
oe d less bruised.
Rev N T. Rogers, colored Baptist cler-
man at New Orleans, having occasion to
forn some ministerial function at the
per pud of his parish, boarded a freight
bin or saturday morning to take q free
ie. H. made himself fast to the end of
err with Il rope, but he lost his grip and
l. and was dragged long distance before
dead body was found.
Marcus Kronberg, a Hebrew, died In
hcal o. in August last. His dying wish
ss that be should be cremated, but the
rpse was embalmed and buried by the
niy. Two or three weeks since In think
the matter over the family came to the
nCluson that the wishes of the deceased
olld have been respected, and after con-
ferabie correspondence the body was in
lealcd at Washington, Penna., on Satur-
At "a sale OF old material, at the Brooklyn
Wy iall, last month, there were large
hoer ol bidders present, but the buying
confined to a few persons, who bid ex-
Ssye prices for the materials. The Com
aadant at the yard was Informed of the
10y the auctioneer, and resulted in the
yen losing quite large sums OF money. 1t
discovered that the quantity Of material
eeeded that catalogued by a large
n0unt
W. A. Kline, under indictment for the
itder OF Mayor Stubbs of Polk City,
"a was shot on Saturday morning at
Ide by his brother in. law, John Cools.
ef Aline's release on bail he went TO his
y lsther's farm, which was occupied by
U.s. The latter considered this an intru-
=, and the men quarreled. While Kline
~ The breaktas; table Cool approached
'a ihe rear and shot him with a revolver.
physician said he could live only few
1eprescntaiiyes ofthe "People's Railway
4plhy Of America" recently incorpora-
a indianapolis, are said to be In San
sssi, sssSo, negotiating for an outlet in San
sasseo, but with whom is not stated"
~ reported some time ago that j. W.
y, travelling agent for the company,
s95igaaized local board In Visalia, Cal
us' and secured a subscription of $780,
" Tue stock. "Since then nothing
sasl asl mas been heard at Visalia of agent
Company"
,eusloh us Commissioner Dudley In speaking
I,ason agents In his annual report says:
eohstruction which has heretofore
" st'a paced upon the act of June Goth, 1873,
u, %Iph a agents claim and exact generally
n.eei .ee IN advance, has, think, operated
M b%SaescaIly exclude from the practice
~, suueated and useful attorneys, and
s,nactel su5 to 1t many ignorant, ,unscrupu-
On. su1 useless persons, whose only object
nv W De hrst to procure applications
~s3llers, ,0aa, regardless of merit, to be filed
irSn trsal Them, and then while acting simply
t,iba'all!ters ,bo allrs Of the papers, assiduously
be,sIr So claimant until the $40 fee is secured
n ,eal.er sne practically abandon the case