The daily gazette., 1883-07-27
MORNING SUMMARY.

gresham Heister Clymer, died yesterday in
Reading at the age Of 90 years. Wsl
The Howe Sewing Machine Companys /
Works, in Bridgeport, Conneetieut, were
destroyed by tire last evening. Loss about |
$3.50, ,000
W. II. Mench, Is years of age, was run |
through by bar Of hos metal III he steel
works at Harrisburg, yesterday, and died
within two hours.
The Bank of Leadgilr, Col made sn. ex-
peeted assignment yesterday. 1t is not
Thought that other banks in Colorado Will
be seriously affected.
Men engaged in cleaning a cesspool on
South Warren street, iu Trenton, n, j.,
yesterday, found number OF human bones.
An investigation viii be made
Leonard s. Blackie's twine factory, at fi-
qua, Ohio, was burned on Wednesday night
Loss, $50, 600. Four fremen were severely
Injured by the falling OF y wall.
Two farm laborers, one white, the other
eolorsd, fought duel with pltchforks in q
house in Nelson county, KY, on Weone
day, Both are said to be mortally wounded.
i1fA merchant of Kingston, Ontario, has oh.
tanned from the Uniied States GOVERNMENT
a rebate OF $4,000 tax, which he had paid
upon pressed nay impo' ted into the United
States. t#H a.Er
4 The colored voters of lincoln, Nebraska,
yesterday elected delegates to the state Coii-
vention OF their face, " hich is TO ehUuee del
egates to the proposed Colored National
Convention. 'i- ~ 4gBt
| The President of the Board Of Health OF
New Orleans yesterday telegraphed to the
| Surgeon General that, so lar, there has not
| been ever at suspicious case of fever In that
| city this year.
i A family named Bronson-fathei, mother
and son-charged with malpractice on their
daughter and sister Carolipe, have been
committed at Waterbury, Connecticut, In
default OF $500 bail each.
The Ward Iron Company of Niles, Ohio,
mace an assignment yesterday, and the
banking house OF a, g. bentIey suspended
IN consequence, as did also Church u Nc
Farland Of the same place. 5
James Smith was killed by his step.son,
David W. Duiges, near Sparta, Tenn, on
| Monday last, because Smith had beaten
Duiges' mother, who was Smiths wife.
1 Duises has been released on baIl.
Two more blast FUR aces at the steel mill
| AZ Bethlehem, Penna., we're started yester-
lay, and a number OF additional men ap
plied for work 1t is said many of the union
men are seeking employment elsewhere.
eevere thunder storm passed over Nil
| waukee yesterday morning, with rainfall
| Of ''one and one-sixteenth inches To a single
| shower" A number of buildings were
damaged, and some wrecked by lightning
More than ono hundred persons at a lawn
lparty In Joliet, Illinois, on Wednesday
evening, we sickened by eating ice cream
which is supposed to have contained poison
"A Some Of the victims are in u critical condi
| ton. ...
The jury in the Polk case at Ma hyille
,nent, fixing the penalty at ~ years i'm
, I,prisonment in the penitentiary and pay
nent of fine equal to the full amoun
stolen.
The race between HaulaD, Hosmer aud
Lee, at Fulton, n. Y, took place yesterday
Hanlan, as usual, was an easy winner, bll
he did not exert himself to get in mueI
ahead. Time-Hanlan, 1919; Hosmer
n 1880; Lee, 1881
The Senate of Massachusetts, Yesterday
by party vote, accepted the majority re
port on the Tewkeuury investigation. Tn
House till to regulate the disposal OF tn
bodies of paupers was refused admission
also by party vote.
e The Iowa coal miners and operators bel
lt a conference in Des Moines on Wednesda
ne about $500 miners being represented.
ar committee of representatives ui both sid,
was appointed to formulate a basis for wor
= and report at another joint conference c
n the 2Oth proximo.
OF President Arthur will visit friends in Ra
DO ltan, N. j., to. day. He is expected to r
Sc tuln to Washington To morrow night, an
i. 20 thence in day or two to Louisville
:, attend the opening OF the Exhibition on Il
II lst proximo. Secretary Folger will accon
1t pany the President to Louisville.
le A conference OF majority of the Repul
mi n 10 a neb frf H. arHi
N lature was held yesterday morning to co
! slider the Senatorial question, but no aetiI
u was taken. At thlrty-hfth ball
es for United states Senator in joint conVe
ton OF the Legislature showed the III u
lack of a choice.
k, The school Board o Burlington, New il
b. sey, has been cited to appear before the )
e. preme Court at Trenton on the LIST of n
"a Vember next, 'to show cause why q writ
~ mandamus should not be issued compelll
" them to grant permits to the colored eli
= tlren OF Rev. MIR Pearce (colored) for adm
it sion to the public school ia tbat city,
tic AT Miles City, Montana, ON Wtdnesd
lly night, man named Rigney, bartender
"a the Cosmopolitan Theatre, who was ava
= ing trial for felony, WAS taken from jail
eh a mob and lynched. Two hours after d
lynching the theatre was set ON fire aud {
stroyed, with six other buildings. La
~ SDOiuoD IL DelleVe0 the theatre was ff
in IN rev enge for the killing of Rigney.
lily A special agent sent by the Interior L
ut nartment to investigate alleged frauds
- elections recently held by the seneca Inda
in New York State, is preparing A repd
eF He will say that few of the dians ID
Age til If votes for 10 aud 20 cents 10 the Wet
lge iDus party . aud that .sthis caused the
Ier- nority to complain" lie thinks, howev
H. that s'in spite OF these facts the Interior
ueo partment has not the right TO declare
election void"
ear The Democratic State Central Commit
to of Virginia met yesterday in Lynehbu
ing ah anu .te ~ ~ sas,slaetlon
ose in its platform accepted the Ohio idea Of
tariff and the Readjuster ideas of the
Il ment o the State debt aud the support
colOred public schools. X. II. Gardwell v
In chosen Secretary of the Committee, and
er- Chairman, John 5. Barbour, was authorii
rk to select an Executive Committee of
members.
The orders of the Surgeon General of
,rt- Marine Hospital Service and the secret
lis of the Treasury establishing quarant
for infected vessels near Norfolk, Virgin
have created alarm in that city. The N
folk and Portsmouth Cotton Exchange a
leu the Norfolk and Portsmouth Merchar
nth Exchange yesterday passed resolutions a
leu ing the removal OF the hospital barge
han Lynn Haven Bay, just outside Cape Her
s OF and that all infected vessels which n
ap enter Hampton Roads be ordered into au
all antine at that point.
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