The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
moRNlNa sUmMARY.

savings Bank.
Commodore Upshur, commander of the
N.y York Navy Yard, was az the Navy De-
nartment yesterday, asking an increase ia
ibe appropriations for that yard.
MARSHALL Harris says that he killed John
ra5gett. who was found dead on the street
n Greenfield, Ohio, on Thursday, but as
s"rt, that he acted in seli-defence.
s,muei BIchl, "a years of age, committed
.rri,Ie in glass factory at Kent, Ohio, on
thursday, by jumping into the furnace, in
which retort had Just been placed.
rlr Navy Department has ordered the
,orprao sleamer Intrepid, nov laid up at
Try York, to be converted into light draft
,,nnboat, for service in Asiatlc waters.
Fiay operators In the coal mines of st..
rair county, Illinois, have been indicted
nv violation Of the law requiring acales for
ss,.hing coal 10 be placed In each mine
The f0rRin9s for the gun deck battery Of
NE proposed now cruiser Chicago have boon
Iar1u at the Midvale Steel Works. The
Hs.tcry will consist Of eight six-inch and two
Bgciuch guns.
seventy. five hostile Apaches surrendered
oItrutcpant Hunter at Silver Creek, Ari-
,ano on Thursday night, and IL more were
reoortcd coming In" They will be taken
\ 10 Fort Bowie.
The body OF a woman, horribly hacked
and eat ul, was found on Thursday IN the
Erle canal, ut Rochester, New York. 1t Is
.ig,nlerh she was killed on canal boat and
4 tLtr thrown into the water.
The murdered bodies Of Mr.. aud Mrs
Gcnrye w. Williams were found yesterday
ii tbeir former residence near Wauscon,
4 Oin man named johnson, who had
4 Williams watch, was arrested,
The specIal Committee Of the us. Senate,
(which General Logan is chairman, ap-
ianted to inquire into the Mississippi river
improvements, met yesterday In Chicago
and will leave for the South to-day,
The Peoples Railway Company of Chi
rago, Yesterday, began suit against Wilbur
Storey, proprietor OF the Times, for halfa
4 million of dollars damages for the publica-
lion Of an article intimsting that the con-
Ger. was fraudulent.
Nearly 20 men engaged in the recent strike
al the railroad yards IN East st. Louis have
been indicted aud Is Of them arrested.
Some Of those arrested have given bail. The
strike has ended, and the business Of all the
roads been fully resumed.
report of the Mormon missions in the
Sandwich Islands, published at Salt Lake
Cty on Thursday, shows q membership of
5000 The church owns large sugar plan
iation in Hawaii, and the King was present
a. the September conference.
Thompson II. Murch, ex- Greenback Con-
gresham from Maine, is reported to be fit
tue up a gorgeous drinking saloon In Bos-
ton, which is expected to rival that of the
pugilist, John L. Sullivan. The latter's
place is "around the corner" from Murch's.
A Denver and Rio Grande train, due In
Chicago on Thursday morning, ran into q
horse near that city. The engine was
dtched and the engineer badly injured.
That the passengers escaped is attributed to
the bravery of the engineer, who remained
at his post.
Deputy Collector Fenton, at Tucson, Ari-
20ra, who recently refused to deliver up
Government property to his successor uLtil
his salary should be paid, has reconsidered
hS determination and consented ito give 1t
up when directed to do SO by the Commis-
sloncr of Internal Revenue
Jenny Cook, charged with stealing $3.50
rom Joseph Crowder at a house on Pine
street, Philadelphia, last Monday, was ar
rested in Baltimore yesterday. She had
spent S42l in the purchase of silk dresses
aud other clothing, all OF which was re-
covered, as well as S2l3 in cash.
Lord Coieridge and party visited New
Haven Yesterday and were the guests of
President Porter of Yale College. Lord
Coleridge addressed 900 of the students in
the Marquand Chapel. The Marquis of
LOrhe and the Princess Louise will sail
\ from Quebec for England to-day.
The President yesterday signed the com.
mission of Benjamin Butterworth as Com
missioner of Patents In Tlace of Edgar NJ.
Marble, resigned. The President has ap.
pointed Max Palachek TO be Consul at
Ghent, and John s. Tocker secrctary for the
Territory of Montana, in place Of Nc
4 eutchton, resigned.
Secretary Chandler has authorized repairs
4 10 b nade TO the practice ship Dale, now at
8 the Norfolk yard, at an estimated cost OF
& sls,el0. The repairs needed to put the prac
ticr ship Constellation in good condition
q would be SO extensive that the naval author.
4 iles are inclined to think 1t would be bet
Ter u replace her with an entirely new
ptssr
Jacob Gangaway, the boy who last May
placed an obstruction on the Reading and
Columbia railroad, near Ephrata, Pa,
causing a wreck which resulted In the death
Of George NJ. Hahn, was convicted at Lam
caster yesterday of involuntary manslaugh-
Ter, With rscOmmendation to mercy. SEN
ence was deferred and motion was made
iof new trial
The director general OF the Worlds In
lasiri4l Cotton Centennial Exposition at
aeH Orleans has invited designs for The
main laildir g, which Is to embrace one
million square feet. The floor space is to
cost S251,000 Plans will be received until
nom oi November 25. The premiums of
ltfeH are Il 900 for the best plan, $500 for
9le second and $3.50 for The third.
Ben Holiday, the railroad aud stage line
fal has brought suit in Portland, Oregoie
agtlsf his brother Joseph for the posses
sl9a oi s2,o0O,000 worth of property held in
rus by the latter Tor tie former. II Is
alleged that some years AGO Ber, being
ahaaelaily embarrassed, borrowed 100000
n nom Ills brother, giving decd for all his
ofeson property, stipulating that when the
ala9aht was repaid the deed should be can.
tettd. The value of the property when
aee9td was about 100000. Joseph refused
~ aeed It back unless he is paid large
sun sun lor the management of 1t while in his
possession.
ashteen hundrtd d compoeitors In the job
Enang and weekly newspaper Offices In
@ as8 iofk struck on Thursday for higher
fasts and all but 100 had resumed yester-
ny TI5 lofhlno, their demands being granted.
1oa, mn terms demanded embraced a uniform
alHt ysa4S oi pfices-40 cents thousand ems on
eS4 @34@ly newspapers, and from 81 to 40 cents
~ ~ o1eE aud job work, with SIS as the low
H. weekly wages. In all the shops whore
a, ~, .l nien returned to work they did SO with
- ubutr tandinQ that the non-union men