The daily gazette., 1883-08-03
MORNING mMAmr.

1
The rebellion IN the Mexican State of
TamauIipas has been suppressed BY the
troops recently sent from Nueva Leon.
A dispatch from Panama announces the
death of General Julian Trujillo ex-Presi-
dent of Columbia, at the age of 55 years.
Austin F. Pike was yesterday elected
United Stats Senator by the New Hamp-
shire Legislature on the forty second ballot.
Charles Ford, who killed Jesse james, was
arrested yesterday in Kansas City, under
the old indictment for the Blue Gut train
robbery.
George Loust, aged 16years, and his sister
Lana, aged IA, were drowned last evening
in the North river, at New York, by the up
setting of boat.
Arthur W. Oliver, 81 years of age, com
mitted suicide In Lynn, Massachusetts,,
early yesterday morning, because of disap
pointment In love.
Four Hunearians were injured, two ia
tally, by the premature discharge of dy
Mantle blast in the new tunnel at Phenix-
willie, Pa, yesterday.
The Southern Dental Association, IN ses
sion AZ Atlanta, adjourned yesterday to
meet in Lexington, Kentucky, next NAV.
DR.. H. K. McKellops was elected Presi
dent. 5l,
ID. w. Pressell, charged with having feton-
iously assaulted q nine year old girl. was
taken from the jail at MsyersviiIe, LouIsl
ana, by mob and lynched on "Wednesday
night. 80
William Smith, aged 40 years, keeper of
small grocery in Baltimore, auarrefled
with his with wife yesterday morning, ehot
her dead with pistol and Thea committed
suicide. ~
Compos, Diaz & Co., of Merida, have con-
tracted with the Government of Mexico to
colonize the States of Campeehe and Yuca-
tan with mechanics and farmers from South.
ern cities.
On the arrival of the steamer Saratoga at
New York yesterday frem Havana, James
Barnes, the steward, was removed 10 the
quarantine hospital, sick OF what is supposed
to be the yellow fever.
w, s. Groesbeck, by invitation of leading
Democrats, delivered an address in College
Hall, Cincinnati, last evening, on Civil Ser
vice Reform. Judge Stallo presided and
the hall was well filled.
8. B. whitney, of Pottsville, was yester!
day appointed General Superintendent of
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company
He succeeds Charles Parrish, of the Wyom-
ing and Audenried division.
The steamer City of Merida, which left
Pavana yesterday for New York, had upon
her arrival at Havana from Vera Cruz 10 of
her crew sick with yellow fever, Fwo Of
them were dangerously sick.
A salute of 80 guns was fred in Hanover
Square, at Syracuse, New York last evening
in rejoicing over the killing of the informer
Carey. Two gunners were badly wounded
oy the premature explosion of charge.
Addison Low, an old steamboat captain
and, during the Administration of Presi.
dente Lincoln and Grant, Supervising In
spector OF Steam Vessels for New York
died in Albany on Wednesday afternoon
Miss Shirley Sears, teacher in the Ameri-
can Ladies' College at Panama, who had re-
Gently arrived from New York. died NJ
yellow fever on the 81 uIt Several unac-
elimated persons have died of the fever in
Panama.
John Phillips, a colored hostIer in at.
Louis, was stabbed to death by a white
man whom he caught stealing chickens on
wednesday night Roger Woods, motor
ious cock fighter, was arrested yesterday on
suspicion.
By an accident on the Southeastern Rail
road, near Newport, Vermont, on Wedpes-
uay, about hiteen passengers were injured
two OF three of them perhaps fatally. The
train ran of the track, owing to the suread-
ing of the rails.
The Calumet Iron and Steel COMPANY YES
terday executed mortgage in Chicago to
A. j. Ives, for $500, 900, on the ii R
Brown Iron Works" 1t is understood the
Com.any needs the money to cleal up out
standing accounts
Mrs Marcia Marthone, wife of a cipsr-
maker In New York, was fatally shot YES
terday morning by Joseph Diaz. a colored
man, because she refused to abandon her
husband for him. Diaz was supported nv |
the Marthones last winter and spring when |
he was out of work
George w. Conkling and Charles Krvmor
the former well-known contractor. and |
the latter painter, perished from sutfeca-
ZION in cesspool at Passaic, n j., on We'd |
nesday, while trying to arrest man who
naa peeh overcome in the same vault. No
other lives were lost.
The bodies of three of the iictims of the |
railroad collision near North Powpal. Yer.
mont, were found yesterday, terribly burned
I1hey are believed 10 be the remains ofMarl, |
sutherland and Charles Marden, engineers
and IL. II. Bruce, telegraph operator Tho |
three missing bodies are believed to have
been reduced to ashes. The loss on propertv
is 100000. f'NpeiSy
A mortgage of S16,0O0,000 was recorded
at Springfield, Illinois, on Wednesdav
nyrus .. Kinds, of Indiana, and the Union
Trust Company of New York lend the .s,onor
4Aio9lSnippi rdliTOau Com |
pany, to enable it to. regain possession of Its
property, which has been in possession Of
the Courts under foreclosure proceedings
since 1876.
PRESIDENT Arthur and party left Louis-
V:lle yesterday morning on a special train
and arrived at Chicago in the EVENING
Large crowds o1 people were assembled at a1i
the stations along the route, who cbeerad
The President and fired salutes In his honor
at few OF the principal points stepnaoes
were made, and brief speeches delivered bv
the Presid mt, Secretary Lincoln and Post.
master General Gresham. The party on
reaching Chicago found large CATHERINE
at the depot, but the President, fatigued hy
ms : days journey, went at once to the
There is possibility of another railroad
rat rate war at Chicago, the management of the
" aoash road having yesterday reduced the
price of limited tickets between Chicago
an and st. Louis, either way, to $3.50, The
ahash officials assert that for some time ,
@ @'caipers have been selling large numbers of
liinois Central and Chicago and Alton
.ekets between Chicago and St. Louis Of
'65O each, which is 81 80 below the reg,,lar S
,ate. The Wabash people claim that atbis
'ould not be done by scalp unless thev
we're given facilities for ge ting the tickets
II about So" The other roads. IL is ey
1ected, will meet the reduction. A