The daily gazette., 1883-11-19
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J" Fary,e Roberts was shot dead by John II.
n,y'neshy. In q house OF evil repute in Nash
pii,,' I,in IN Saturday night. The murdererran
,"t the back way and escaped.
,rq,o sehooner which was wrecked of Old
t,ig Light, Long Island Sound, on the 18th
was the Charles Upton, OF Ellsworth,
4ine. She has gone to pieces.
IF Flndlay and Edward Smith, who
re Injured by the railroad disaster near
.,trr. Illinois, last Friday, have since
G4d making eight deaths in all.
frcight train on the Cairo Division of
,a wabash railroad ran through bridge
ncar r,o CroFsvillc, Illinois, on Saturday. One
NAN was killed and two otherswere slightly
injured.
Iobn Clair, superintendent of mine near
uIkesbarre, was shot and fatally wounded
an saturday night, by Dennis Keller, re-
Gently from Ioy o. No cause is assigned for
the Iced
Tho tug Gladlston, from Charleston, left
Vsy West last night from Swan Island,
CARRYING provisions for the people of the
Island, who have been reported IL starving
condition.
The trial Of James Mutt for the murder of
v /. Dukes will begin at Uniontown, Pa,
The first week Of Decenber. Daniel w.
. SOOrne =, OI Auuihuni VIII pO Oho Vi sho
counsel for the defence.
George Brimmer, the fugitive incendIary,
vas captured in Harrisburg yesterday and
reiurned to the Lancaster Jail. In effect
mo HIS capture the officers fred q number
of hots at him, one of which took effect In
bis arm.
The great gale on the Lakes, which began
nm SuBday, the l1th inst, continued almost
without interruption until Saturday, the
i'm. As far as known IL vessels were
iosly wrecked, and from 80 to 100 lives
lost during it's continuance.
Two passenger trains on the Illinois Cen
trail railway collided near Bradford Station
an saturday afternoon. Both engines we're
bady damaged, and Eve cars were burned.
Three railroad men were killed and q num-
\ Der of passengers were injured.
The schooner VIM. F. Garrison, from Phil
adrlphia for Boston, with coal, went ashore
al Chatham, Mass, on Friday night. She
soon filed and the crew took to the rigging,
where they remained until rescued on Sat-
ur.lay morning. The vessel and cargo will
n be total loss.
telegram from Chicago announces
that Anna Dickinson has decided to go on
tbe lecture platform under the auspices Of
tbr Knights of Labor She says she will
make speeches in all the principal cities of
the [ mon l0 luC lltCIcbtb VI bhob OikhhiAor
lion until the close OF the next Presidential
canvass.
The steamer VIII Kyle, from New Orleans
for Cincinnati, was sunk by snag on
Thursday evening, while making q landing
N Al Australia, Miss. Her stern lies In 20 feet
of water, but her bow is clear. Her cargo
consisted of several hundred tons of sugar
and IN .lasses. She is listed badly and 1t is
feared she cannot be raised.
Mrs. Zoe Hayward Of Philadelphia, about
30 years old, attempted suicide at the Man
sion House, in Baltimore, yesterday, by
Shooting herself in the left breast with u
pistol She fired seven times, but only one
hall took effect. The wound is serious.
She said her husband is an opera singer and
deserted her in Philadelphia.
The female students in the State Normal
aud Model Schools at Trenton, New Jersey,
4 have been sent to their homes by the Prin-
cpll, to prevent the possibility Of contagion
from the scarlet fever, which has broken out
IN the young mems boarding halls. The
four cases Of fever in the male department
are reported to be doing well. All the
schools will remain closed until the Monday
after Thanksgiving.
Oliver Brothers q Phillips, iron manufac-
turers, of PIttsburg, have suspended opera
tious in all departments except the rolling
mill. A member of the firm said last even
ing that work would soon be suspended in
that department also II trade did not i'm
prove. It is said that the extensive works
Of Eycrson, Macrum ~ Co., and the Union
Iron Mills Of Carnegie ~ Co., are preparing
to shut down on the 18th OF next month.
Mrs. Lydia Maybee and her daughter
Annie were murdered and Mr.. Garrett May
Ire was almost killed by an unknown tramp
al Rockville, Long Island, on Saturday
DAY evening. The women were murdered
while milking cows in their barn, and May
bee, who is an invalid, was assaulted while
sitting in a chair in the house. The object
Of the murderer was robbery. He has es-
capped without leaving any clue to his
identity.
Near Malvern, Iowa, on Friday, Julia
Robinson, eight years of age, started to
cross a high railroad trcstle bridPe spanning
aercck, A train approached, and the engl-
nfcr not seeing her ii time to slack up, she
laid down between the rails. When the en-
giurer saw her he motioned to her to keep
quiet She kept still until four cars had
passed. when, thinking the danger over, she
got up, and was knocked into the creek and
dangerously injured.
A telegram from Norway, Michigan, re-
ports that of Saturday the men OF the LII
dnpton Mine Joined the Chaplin Mine
strikers at Iron Mountain aud paraded the
strcrt- nearly 1000 strong with q brass band,
until they were forced by the cold to dis
per>c Four hundred Of them then sur
rounded Superintendent StoekbridRe, OF the
Lud,ngton Mine and beat him until he
promised to grant all their demands. The
mob then started In search of Superintend-
ent Cody, OF the Chaplin Mine, but he had
left for Milwaukee. 1t is probable that
force of State militia will be sent to the
scene.
1t Ia stated that the Ohio river pool snow
established The contract has been signed
by the following roads: Chicago and East.
ern Illinois, Louisville, New Albany and
Chicago Pittsburg, Cincinnati and st.
Louis, Jacksonville, Madison and Indiana
polls, Indiana, Bloomington and Western,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, st. Louis and Chi
eago and the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
h, ton. The conditions have all been fixed,
with tho exception of the percentages, which
nm, , = be left to arbitration. The
@ aitrotnrs Mas :. de,h -ared their decision yester
day Me,s hnt tbe ue. terms have rot yet been made
known. The pool takes ene'' from mover"
Der l. r.. W.T..
The steamer 8. H. Parisot, "o" bo,as .
burg for New Orleans, with 3,564 "a s0I
cotton, 300 sacks Of oil cake ah sr
barrels of oil, was totally destroyed by
soon after 5 O'Clock yesterday morning, eight
miles above Natchez. The total loss on
h9at and cargo is estimated at $780,