The daily gazette., 1883-10-13
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Soif brother Of Frank James, was ar
..ad uoi Yesterday for shooting st hack
driver.
The second annual International exhibition
ei'a,,lers' supplies, machinery, ETC., will be
oneped in the American insusuee hai', new
York, in December.
-, tha Driving Park meeting In Chicago
hs w., tbe race between st. Julien and Jay.
TegS Trs Ia will not be trotted, but jay Eye-Sce
lill trot against time.
Tho Bureau of Navigation at Washington
Ia about completed arrangements for the
nna,aIiishment nag of an Immigration Commits
sion al Key West, Florida.
frederick Mann, who In January last
..ardered his employer, Ruggle w. Cooke,
~. niu vile and = son aud daughter, was hanged
at a aatIorignol, Canada, yesterday.
Grammar. tirIer a. Co., wholesale dealers
l., crockery and glassware, In Chicago, ap-
~ Ii,od for receiver yesterday. They have
i,ocl, l valued at 100000. Liabilities about
100000.
Al Nashville, Tennessee, on Thursday
utrbt .sTlp" Curtis, q notorious desperate,
.,ehhed Charles Herckinan, and shortly
ofter in another alteration, killed man
named Vaughan.
at the White House yesterday in full dress,
and took formal leave Of the President. They
~erc received by the President and all the
members Of the Cabinet.
The Circuit Attorneys office in st. Louis
WAS entered last night and the shorthand
notes OF testimony taken before the last
Grand Jury, concerning the gambling ring,
were stolen, also notes on other important
cases.
The steamer Rosedale of the Peoples
line. has been libelled by the Bridgeport
Steamboat company for $50, The
Rosedale was disabled and was towed into
bort BY one Of the Bridgeport Company's
boats.
John Harculf, citizen of Gallitzen,
penDa., was shot In the shoulder and abdo-
men last night by "Pcg Leg" Murray,
hslf.witted fellow. No cause is assigned for
the act. At the last accounts Harcuff was
sinking rapidly.
A man who gave his name as Rev. James
Young, of Philadelphia, was arrested in
London, Ontario, yesterday, fer passing
bogus checks on two merchants. Both
checks were made payable to the order of
the Rev. James Hughes.
A dispatch from Lexington, Kentucky,
says the directors of the Kentucky Union
Railway Yesterday decided TO build road
from Winchester to the mouth of Trouble
some creek, GS miles, aud to issue bonds to
the amount of Sc, 100000.
The export of petroleum and petroleum
products for the eight months ended August
81, 1889, were 344 ,S92, ,207 gallons, valued at
S309l7 1872. For the eight months ended
August 81, 1882, the figures were 350, ,09S,-
~ gallons, value 80, 0,046,8 ,856.
Isaac Lauga, convicted of incendiarIsm,
while being taken to prison In Montpelier,
Vermont, yesterday, jumped from a window
Off express train running at the rate OF 40
miles an hour. The train was stopped and
he was recaptured, "haying received no in
jury"
The captain of the German bark Don |
QuiXote, which arrived at New York yester |
day, reported that the crew broke into the |
cargo and stole from 1t some bottled gin and |
became mutlnous. The police boat was or |
dered to the scene of trouble and arrested |
five sailors.
meeting of baggage manufacturers was /
held in New York yesterday. 1t was agreed |
that at present there was an reproduction |
Of bags, but 1t was decided to maintain the |
turer will put specified number of bags 1
Oh the market.
Nelson Cooper and Samuel Daily, colored,
while intoxicated, on Wednesday night, in 4
Russelville, Kentucky, shot aud killed /
Richard Wenlock, white. They were ar
rested, and boasted of their crime. Last /
night they were taken from Jail by a mob l
and hanged to tree.
In reply to an inquiry respecting the
claim of the State of Virginia against the
Government for money alleged to be due |
the State under the "deposit act" Secre- |
ary Folger said yesterday that he had not |
made any reply to the application as the |
Virginia people have never appeared before |
hin.
Surgeon. General Hamilton received tel |
cgram from Vera Cruz yesterday reporting |
the departure from that port OF the steamers |
Explorer for New Orleans, and City OF Pu. |
eb0 for New York. 1t Is not known whether |
Or not there is any sickness on these yes
sels, but their departure from an infected |
port Is reported us a matter OF precaution. |
Cd. Dewey, who obtained S25, 600 from a |
bank III Montreal, and large sums from |
banking houses In Boston, and other places,
was arrested on the steamer Coptic yester
day just as the vessel bad started for Hong
Kong. 1t is believed that the man arrested
San Antonio, Texas, Is his brother, who
i9lhb w tuIoM tuo ucloStiNeo oh bho
track
The bark Magnolia arrived at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, yesterday, from Hayre, after
stormy voyage, in which she suffered con-
siderable damage. She had on board the
captain, mate and three seamen of the brig
hisiletoe, OF Liverpool, which sank shortly
Alter the men were taken off, In latitude
1904, longitude 1910. The Mistletoe had
lost two men.
1t is understood that the Civil Service
Commission has asked the President to
direct further classification of employees In
Ae Government service, so as to bring with
~ The operation of the Civil Service rules q
siass OF employees who are now receiving less
man $500 per annum. It Is believed the
resident favors the proposition and will
soon direct re-classi6estlon.
an express train narrowly escaped being
nnfeeked WI at the Grove street crossing, Jersey
elty, New Jersey, yesterday. A runaway
Nah attached TO truck broke through the
@ safs as the train approached, and the loco
1o @o1Ve struck the truck, throwing 1t and
LUZ Ip, ho'ses some distance. One horse was
allled and the other injured. The passen-
gers IN the train were badly shaken up.
The Clief of the Bureau of Statistics re-
pgS i91e mat during the month of September,
~ oI99, there arrived In the Customs Districts
Oalo. :, baltimore, Boston, Detroit, Huron, Min
ons., ors9Ia, New Orleans, New York, Passama-
a SfSIpaoy, 5aa Philadelphia and sSan Francisco
mi"v u'ho' passengers, of whom 45,719 were i'm.
tI,sfans. 0t the total number 1896 were
'ui ireland and 1898 from Germany.