The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
MORNING SUMMARY.

tere wtIfh0ld asreuDi0l ~ cape MAY On INC
9th inst, Monday next.
A full meeting Of the Democratic State
Committee Of New York has been called for |
the 2Sd inst, at Saratoga.
Two earthquake shocks, accompanied by 7
a rumbling sound, were felt IN .Gilroy, Cali
fornis, on Monday evening.
The Hcaalkers at several boat yards In
South Pittsburg struck yesterday against a
reduction Of 25 cents per day.
The United States ships Constellation and
Dale sailed from Portsmouth, New hamp-
shire, yesterday, for cruise southwark.
Two boatmen, woman and two children,
were drowned yestf rdsy In the st. Lawrence
uear Montreal while trying TO cross the river
IN a storm.
Three men employed as pile drivers on
the Government works near Marysville,
Mississippi, fell overheard yesterday and
were drowned. ss
The death warrant of John MeGinnib, OF
Philadelphia, was issued yesterday by Gdv-
sFnor pattis0n. The execution will take
blaee on October 4. ri 1' Il
John Brfxius, Jr,, shot bis uncle, John
Brixius, Sr., and then committed suicide in
Newark, New Jersey, last evening. Cause,
family troubles. The uncle is expected 70
recover
George Rowley was killed by the burst,
ing Of a saw IN his mill at Carbondale,
Penna., yesterday morning. A large peice
of the saw struck him in the neck, nearly
| cutting off his head.
There is no change in the cigar makers
| lock out at New York. The employees say
that all but 200 OF the locked out men
have obtained work in different factories
throughout the city.
A wagon containing two men, named
Stadtlander aud Sidlinger, was struck by an
1 express train at crossing In Cincinnati
yesterday, and Stadtlander was killed, Sid
linger being fatally injured.
The wife of Charles Burke drowned her
self in the lake at Cleveland, Ohio, on
Monday night Her neighbors say she
was made insane by her husbands treat-
ment of her 10-years old son by former
husband.
Thirty-two Union compositors In the
Morning Call printing office at San Fran
cisco struck on Monday evening because the
proprietor refused to discharge ten non
Inion hands, The places of the strikers
were flied, ..-.-. ....
Charles Parrish, after having for 20 years
operated the mines owned by the Lehikh
and Wilkesbarre Coal Compan will to-day
sever his connection with them as coDtrsc.
tor, and the company will hereafter miht
its own coal
A telegram from Denver, Colorado, says
"The report that Grand Army of the Re
public excursion train had been wreclkG
and many lives lost is absolutely without
foundation. Nothing has occurred to MIA
the pleasure of the excursiou.'
5 The State Department yesterday received
e a telegram from Vera Cruz announcing tina
e the steamers Merida, Capri and British Eh
y, pire, and the sailing vessels Orion, Perlin
Triumph, swallow and White Sea hay
6 cleared from that fever-infected port
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company yes
r terday suspended $50 workmen from it's ma
D chine shops in Fort Wayne, Indiana, owih
. to the ligfItness OF freight business durih
the last mouth. 1t is thought the men vii
be re-employed in six or eight weeks.
j, B. Yellowly, lately candidate 10
Lieutenant Governor, and James Hill, col
! | ored candidate for Congressman agains
Barksdale, in Mississippi, last fall have CON
out in support of the Democratic Republ
A can fusion ticket in Madison county, in tina
= State.
Only one dress and cloak -manufacturin
e firm In New York-the Manhattan Suit an
8 Cloak COmpany--is now holding out aga nt
q The striking employees. or 230 outside cor
tractors, 124 We yielded and most of th
remainder have intimated a willingness |
{ yield
= The captain OF the ship harrisburg, at Ba
d timore from Hamburg, reports that on tn
n 18th ult., on the Banks OF NewfoundlaHt
d he picked up Paul Delaroche and Julian 4
+ Cbai pentier, who had been out for two d |,
!. and nights In small BOAT from the schooDl
Justin Prosper.
e The Democratic Convention Of AhI
I nHal a.. l.. A
IT napolis. DIR. George Wells was reno1
mated for State Senator The delegab
elected to the State Convention are unde
stood to be opposed to the denomination
Governor Hamilton.
The canal freight steam OctorarA, of II
II Ericsson line, plying between New York al
10 Baltimore, was sunk near Chesapeake Ci
m on Monday night by collision with the Eliz
IA beth, of the same line, running between Bs
a.. timore and Pniladelphia. No person W
81 drowned or injured.
10 The 3Sth joint ballot for Unlted Stat
IN Senator in The New Hampshire Legislatu
II, was taken yesterday, and resulted as q
.e- lows: Ladd, Stevens, Iitton, Ella, Bento
Burnham aud Patterson, each; Carris
Spalding, Prescott and Rollins, 2 each; Gi
linger, o; Tappan. z; Chandler, 81; Ma
&c ton 33; Burns, 80; Pike, 8; Bingham, II
he Necessary to a choice, i5S.
rs meeting of prominent Israelites W
ne held last evening in Baltim ore to consid
ed the exPedency Of giving further aid to I
ill colony of Russian refugees in Middlese
N Virginia After hearing the report of
committee who had visited the colony,
DC was decided to make further efforts In
ng half of the cOlonists Contributions will
asked to enable the committee to pay 81
per month for the relief of pressing wal
.aa and the purchase OF farm implements. I
'"e colony numbers about 80 persons.
80 The Democratic State Convention,
.uV nominate candidates for Auditor GeneI
Nv and Treasurer, meets In Harrisburg tod
The 1t was believed last evening that the cont
tut fer Auditor General would be between d
or and Gabriel b. Bilderbeck, both of Alleghe
county, and that Joseph Powell, of Br,
ford, bad the best chance for State Trei
urer 1t WIS understood that the platfo
ate would accept the Ohio idea of the tariff a
ate condemn the Republican plank favori
es- distribution OF the surplus national reven
among the States.