The daily gazette., 1883-07-28
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The body of Carl Menlnger, a saloon
keeper of Cincinnati, was cremated al W ASH
ington, Penpa., yesterday
The Treasury Department decides that
certificates of registry cannot be issued 70
vessels Of less than five ton hurthen. 81
Montgomery Blair died yesterday morn
ing his residence at Silver Springs, near
Washington, In the list year of his age,
BENJAMIN Wallover, of Harrisburg,
freight conductor, wss killed yesterday
afternoon by being thrown from train.
The safe in the post Office at Little Falls,
New York, was robbed OF l,oO0 worm OF
stamps and 81, 900 in money on Thursday.
six colored men we're drowned yesterday
hy the unsettiug Cl u barge in the Waeeu- /
mon river, Horny county, South Carolina.
Another salt vein, said to bs the purest
crystsi yet discovered, has been struck at |
Geuesee, New York, at the depth oil 500
feet.
The body of the late General T.. o. G. Ord |
has been embalmed and will remain Ia Cuba !
until the fall, when it will be brought to the |
nited States
The body of Myrion L. Knight, the Am
herst College student, who was drowned at
Asbury Park on Monday last, was washed
ashore yesterday.
at Santiago Tuxtta, Mexico, Thursday,
and then feloniously assault ed his cousin,
young woman. He is In jail.
Allan Campbell, Controller Of New York
city, yesterday sent his resignation to Mayor
Edison, to take effect on August LIST. Fatling
health is assigned as ;he cause.
The acting Director Of the Mint has Or
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count OF sales OF silver bullion.
| NJ. K. Muley, aged 40 years, and Thomas
| Haley, aged 80, were killed in the Pierc
Coal Company's tunnel mine, at Archibald,
| Pa, yesterday morning, BY the falling oil
part of the roof.
Robert B. Beath, of Philadelphia, was
elected COMMANDMENT Chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic, in Denver, on Thurs
day evening, he receiving l5s votes TO liz for
General BarnuIn.
Sixteen freight cars on the Pennsylvania
railroad were thrown from the track and
| damaged near Leaman Place yesterday
afternoon. Travel was delayed Tor some
time by the obstruction.
Five cars and an engine on the Cumber-
| land Valley railroad were wrecked near
Ha rrisburg last evening by running over a
COW. No person was injured, but the dam
age to property is estimated at $4,000.
Captain Samuel Perrine, OF Life Saving
Station No. 10, on the New Jersey coast, has
resigned. 1t is said his resignation is be-
cause OF the new rule compelling the keep
ing of daily log book during the summer.
A blackboard wagon was upset by runa-
way accident at Northeast Harbor, Maine,
on Thursday, and young lady named Case,
of Boston, was killed. The rest OF the
party, i've in number, were severely injured.
Three men, named Thompson, Cronin an
Hartnett, perished by suiiocaton in a cess
pool on Monroe street, New York, on Thurs
day evening. Thompson went down first to
as ertain If the trap was in order, and tht
Others followed.
Iu tearing down an old mouse near Warm
Springs, North Carolina, few days ago
the skeleton of a mail carrier was found
with leather mail bag containing over 81
letters of the date of 1927, some OF them en-
closing old bank bills.
The dress aud cloak makers strike in New
York still continues; but several OF the EN-
p ployers, among them the firm of Bohu
Brothers u Greenfield, and Messrs, Wicl
, man, Laszky and Garlick, outside contrac
tors have yielded TO the strikers.
The steamboat Rose Standisn, of the Bos
ton and bingham line, on her trip iron
= Hull to Boston, yesterday, ran on rock
+ filled rapidly and was beached on Lonl
n Island. There were but few passengers an
T. they were taken OF safely by another steame
of the same line.
1t was reported In Monterey, on Thursda
. night, that the S ansh Minister to Mexic
u had been recalled, and that serious rup
) ture between the two count les was possible
s War is not anticipated, but serious com
!, mercial trouble. The disagreement is sup
! posed to have beeh caused by Mexico's re
pudation Of the Spanish debts.
u Edward j. Dempsey, aged 15 years, wa
killed by lightning 4 a base ball field, a
Newark, n. j., on Thursday evening. Tel
other persons were stunned by the sam
: fash. Three children OF Isaac Barry, age
Is respectively 10, II and Is years, were kille
t, by lightning While standing under tire
: near London, Ohio, on Thursday.
it The Treasury department has receive
= from the British authorities a remonstranC
! against "the return to England of tn
= alleged pauper emigrants who were going
Z friends in this country who had promised I
d take care OF them, and which emigrants ha
il shown letters to that effect ON their arriv,
in the United States" The matter will |
. inquired into
Vice President Lee of the Amalgamate
Association, arrived at Bethlehem, Peina
a yesterday, aud secret meeting of the UniO
Is was held in the afternoon. The Manager G
Ia the Bethlehem Iron Company said that, a
lar as Lnc company Is concerned, the trOub
Il is at an end; thai more men were returnin
ie than could be given employment at presen
lip A majority of the Union men are still hol,
IN ing out.
be Near Mount JOY, Pa, at $50 O'Clock ye
terday morning., the second section of a
express train on the Pennsylvania railroa
struck market wagon containing Hem
VS. Welsh and wife and Miss Alice SwartZ A
10 were killcd-Miss Swartz and Mr. Wei,
in Instantly, while Mrs. Welsh lived about
:. minutes. The engineer of the train sound
W warning whistle, hut Welsh persisted
ld trying to whip his horses across the trac
Mt The Sprague property at Central Fall
Rhode Island, was sold at auction yestt
day. The mill estate of the United Stat
of Flax Manufacturing Company was sold
~ Alvin jerks for 100000. Mr.. Jen
" bought the personal property, spare m
dc cniuery, stock in process of manuiactu1
C etc, tor $4,000. He also bought the supC
ntendent's house for 81 800. stone bull
ing, two cottages and 800 900 feet of Ian
- were sold to the Vale Falls Company (
'o 80, lt0, aud the Home Print Works buildii
u and land were bid in by the Union Waddii
an Company Of Pawtucket.
DeCiIne OF Man,