The daily gazette., 1883-06-11
..opNrN,, !, SUMMARY.

MORNING bUMMA6As
--..a---u------z-ss j IN ne z e
I'LL, thousand nine hundred and MY
Elee,,%mlgran's Ele,1 landed ct Sastle Saruen
N. IL ,"as 'a natbs in New York were used BY
I9e ,e me men and boys, aud 42,4lS women
aud grls last neeN, :. I1,,oa Nav York
Tle ia'r rrcnaired aud water let tuto the
nius NV voramec FIGURING Mill, eighteen
lue ,"l, a. Louis, was burned on Friday
uirSt. u,tI Loss, $4,000.
& Forrest in Chicago Ea.s 'sIsS. was COO. S'"l =
u1I T1o section men of the Credit valley
p,ilroad, near Toronto, struck on 9aturuay
NJ as;,tY sst 10 per day, an increase OF 10 GEMS.
pI ,.,o, Vl, norsons injured in the Brooklyn
ee,e,v, I,'o disisrr have placed their cases IN
or's. orE.nIs ofan attorney for the recovery OF
damages 90 "a
Inv Inv, Govinr,on aud Newport signed a
en,,'t eluna", m Saturday under which work
e!uHa, ,n, n. re.,im, d IN all the mills to-day.
w. wbu. Marshall Cowgirl was extingishing
w, na'Ie Ionns in Millrrsburg, KY, on Satur-
sa'e, 's, he was shot and mortally wounded
bT 40 unknown assassin' ,--..
p,ni,ulD Morley shot and killed his step
,,Drbter Mrs. Luella Hynes, and then
uaus ulSaas,otted suicide In Syracuse; New York,
sOI ~ saturday, night. Family troubles were
the cause .tugs!, M
Ths Slack Stocking Factory In Trenton,
wan Isrsey. was destroyed by tire early on
v s',nrJav morning. Two hundred girls are
.n,o,en ont of work. Incendiarlsm Is sus-
ptcted'
An euldemic Of cholerine is reported to be
..ar,lrnt ON the island of Trinidad, in the
Wrst Indies. The sufferers are attacked
gi,b severe vomiting and prostration, but
tbe death rate is not large. fU.
Jobn W. Green, respected citizen of
Grant county, Kentucky, was shot dead
,,om an ambush, near his home, on Friday
is.t xix members of family named Jump
haze been arrested on suspicion.
The case Of United States Marshal Stro
bach was given to the jury In Montgomery,
Alabama on Saturday afternoon. After a
f,w hours deiberation the jury returned a
verdict of not guilty
The clothing house Of Willoughby, Hill q
"a in Chicago, was damaged by fire on
S,mrday morning before daylight. Tie in
snrIpee men say the loss will not exceed
n N0OOO the firm say It will reach S70,000
heavy storm Of wind and rain prevailed
nm Friday evening in portions OF Illinois
A. MSnrinndeld fences and barus were blown
dawn and houses unroofed. Along the Wa
bash railroad the country was flooded and
much damage done TO the crops. -- SD
An epidemic broke out on Friday among
lot Of cattle shipped from Montreal for
England by the steamship Bristol. By the
n time the steamer reached Quebec 81 OF the
cattle had died, but the vessel exchanged
"A pilots and proceeded TO sea.
Toe trades tribunal of the coal operators
and miners at Pittsburg will meet to-day TO
settle the mining rate for the next six
months The miners say they are confident
that 35 ceuts will be awarded them, while
the operators profess to be equally certain
. Of a decision IN their favor.
A telegram from Dallas, Texas, reports
that the cattle drive thus far this spason
exceeds all expectations" Over 200, 600
have already passed over the trail that goes
through, which does not include more than
bali the number that will be driven from
the State
At De Kab, Mississippi, last Friday
night, moo of armed men broke into the
N jail, to lynch cOlored murderer named
BOden, They were unable to get the keys
Of his cell door, and failing to break it n
rdded him with bullets through the bars.
He fell at the first fire.
George Fredericks, proprietor Of the Thea
tire Comique, in Kansas City, Missouri, was
fatally shot by John Bell, newspaper re-
N porter, in that city on Friday night. The
shooting took place in the hallway of
lodging house opposite the theatre, and the
cause Of it was Il woman who lived with
. Fredericks.
John c, Shearer was arrested In Reading,
Pa, on Saturday morning, on the charge of
embczzling over 81 $40 from the Excelsior
Building Association, OF which he was sec
retary. W. Y. Kuzer, the treasurer, whose
duty it WIS to receive the money, but who
SLOWED Shearer to do "most of the work."
was arrested two weeks ago.
The Grand Jury at Syracuse, New York,
has indicted Henry F. Thompson and Ralph
Watkins for grave robbery. The offence
was committed in March last, when the
body Of ex-Superviser Harman was taken
lrom the cemetery at Camillus, and was
lound IN the dissccting room If the Syra-
euse Medical College
The National Board of Health is informed
llal there were 81 deaths from yellow fever
10 Havana during the month OF May. The
alSea'e, al last accounts, was slowly spread
lug alone The whaYes, and merchant yes
stl' moored near the military hospital had
been invaded by 1t. Thirty-two deaths from
yellow lever were reported i'll Havana last
week.
telegram to the Galveston News from
San Antonio, Texas, says that Major Was
son, prior TO his arraignment before the
court martial, drew check for the full
amount stolen on the First National Bank
u galveston, and rendered 1t to hief Pay
master Terrell, and that the check was paid
upon presentation at the bank. The friends
q Masson, it is said now hope Tor his
sequitla.
William T. Dodson, indicted for the mur-
w., W.T. OF James Read, on April 23d, was con
SD SN,el IN Danyile, Va, by three juries, on
saturday, OF murder in the second degree,
~at,emptDg VI to burn a house TO cover
hnuluefi and OF embezzling funds of ware
Itusp Where he was employed. His pua-
sn'''eht Tor the three crimes was fixed at
W. 'hree and two years In the Penitentiary,
ctgplectifely' ng pe!y He seemed pleased at getting
Wells "KOugn on Corns."
ASK lOr Wells HROuph nm Corna - Ia