The daily gazette., 1883-07-06
..nnNING SUMMARY.


oJg,ng Ho,1o of Bright's disease.
10 W ,,iod warehouse and custom room
las ll,~ta Iowa, were struck by lightning
at auad an,'rnnd ON Wednesday night.
Tt4 new residence Of Ira l. Cummings
roar Niddlet0wn, N T., was eoisunic1 "a. ny
I%htuing HpI on Wednesday night Loss SSo'-
Uoa. -, :. Ar,osburv Moes
,r,. destroyed by lightning YESTERDAY aIter,
%"op %a Loss 100000 The mill employed
9ua persons ..a ,,s. nat,
lr' .., ioII,r of It's war debt. The State
lut ,'', ,5Lrr Indebtedness of any kind not
.rea u|' nv funds now in its treasury.
r,,. directory Of Milwaukee,, about to be
l'I g. said 10 show an increase of 10000
,'S"s"i shn i,onulation OF that city during the
~ t| y.pr indicating total of l4S,0 900.
,r,', mast destructive storm ever known
Rro',leboro, VT, visited that place on
W,ln@.day ~ ,d night Great damage was done
"vI, ,l,'rro1s and the roads were washed out
whi,conb IL Kendall, provision dealers,
,',a,.,rn. "i';,sT Yesterday confessed Judgment
o. t~nr of Philip Armour Tor $2S, 900. The
III ~, ,otaI liabilities are estimated at
100000.
v1.lp a.
.I,,c,. Iuriny the II months which ended
T4y IN. were valued at SAC, ,607 1893, against
ID 563 IL during the corresponding period
ol last year.
The sides Of trench for sewer In AL
,sny New York, caved In yesterday after
an hlrytpg four men. David Fuller was
Jasd when dug out, and james Burke
seriously injured ..
,f,,fr Hnriuu a sbnUnr ftp.
toavv lmdsides occurred on the Portland
n,J 0tdensbulg railroad near the Portland
If,,,.p7 ON the White Mountains. One of
them covered the rails, delaying trains.
The contract for furnishing wrapping
uonrr to the Post Office Department was
fsaltrrday awarded to the Nescochague
Manufacturing Company of Philadelphia,
at - O1 for the small size, 20x25 inches, and
81 Is TOR the large size, 26x40 inches
General Crook, accompanied by Captain
Rourke. of Ills staff arrived in Washington
t,.t evening. lie will this morning give
S,,rrtary Lincoln full information regard
inc me Apache prisoners, upon which the
nIturr action of the Department will be
based.
The receipts of mackerel at Gloucester,
Mass. this season, are so per cent. less than
L,.t season. The receipts of Goldfish during
lbc last six months exceed by over | 100000
,ouuts tho. of the corresponding season of
jNS9, while the receipts of halbut have been
l5W,UU0 pounds below the average.
terrific storm visited Dover, New Hamp-
Shire, ON Wednesday night. The Cochecu
prti Works were flooded aud large quant-
tir. pt prirts ready Tor shipment were dam
AIRED, Ghile large stock OF gum and colors
Vas Destroyed. The tlosd was caused by
nee4Hapse OF a street sewer. Seven houses
we're struck by lightning and three men
were killed.
Secretary Chandler issued an order yes
ttriay settling forth that "uaval officers at
tarhrtl to cruising war veshrls. especially
commanding officers, are expected to leave
their amlrs at their usual or fixed places
oi abode, aud not attempt to transfer them
io more convenient visiting places. Officers
d.ngariing this injunction will be liable
to be- relieved iIOm duty.
4 dispatch from Huntsville, Texas, says
tal yesterday morning an explosion oc
CURED at =, f. Kelly's saw mill owing to
the carQcreursS OF the engineer. Dick
Grant. rolored, fireman, and his assistant,
John BarkluI, a convict, and convicts Scale
aud Jordan were instantly killed. Four
other cnuvcts were seriously wounded.
The proprietor, his partner Henry Miner and
man named Harrington were badly
srdidrI.
The Chief officer OF the steamer Colon,
whlrl arrived at New York on July 3, from
Aspin"ali reports that he was informed on
The uigbt Of June 2Sth that the steamer
Iropr lom Philadelphia for Port Antonio
was ashore on the reef OF Bird Island Light
house. Crooked Island passage. She was
vel on the reef, with wreckers and boats
around. She made no signals and did not
ak lnr assistance. II heavy weather comes
on She viii 20 to pieces.
The Attorney General of the United
STATE, las furnished to the Secretary of the
ireasug an opinion thar 'the expectation
o bonded whiskey to Bermuda, with view
10 ITS teimporlation Tor the purpose of
HaihE or delaying the payment OF the tax
Is moi an eEpurtatiou within the meaning OF
HE law y The Attorney General holds,
however that "the tax due upon the spirits
al The lime OF expectation is collectable
upon it, return 10 this country"
Severe hnndrr storms and heavy rains
ldAeoanffed at Scranton, Pa, and in its
Vicinity during the last two weeks On
Wednesday night the store Af George Cooper
a. @fefn Ridge was consumtd by lightning.
Yesterday several houses IN Scranton were
Si4s a. n oS lightning and girl was killed. In |
iiaar fatk lnan was dangerously injured |
,a hfek blown from a chimney. 1t is
.rafni that the crops, especially the pota-
Aoes, have been injured by the rain.
ln the Anti Monopoly Conference at Chi |
'42o Yesterday, platform was adopted |
@lltt advocates postal telegraph system, |
lle aeell,hmeut of the national banking |
9sltn, The establishment OF graduated |
ttothe tax and of postal savings banks, |
amendment OF The patent laws to secure |
,ofe PER Get protection of inventors, aid |
.he combining OF taxation to the power of |
.o1sftss 10 assess taxes for the necessary |
',Al@Hsfs nj the Government only. The fol |
leglts officers were elected President, |
rum II .n |, Henry OF New York; Secretary, d. |
Sttri rAi Indiana: Assistant Secretary, n. |
u hhlIner, New York; Treasurer, Edwin |
t,sg hgo@n New York; and vice president
nom tarll State.
Flies and liugs.