The daily gazette., 1883-12-03
aroRrrNo SUMMARY.

shows 3 decrease Of 81, tai ,0T0.
Too bogs named Dowd and McCondon
,.ere drowned while skating at Troy, New
YORK, on Saturday afternoon.
A company "a being formed in PittsburU
N transport OIL South and West BY means
of bulk boats instead OF pipes.
AdvIces from South America state that
pe laborers on the canal at Parairo, have
truck for two dollars per day.
Conductor Swift, shot by Henry shaffer
r a, street car in Cincinnati on Friday
morning, died on Saturday night, shafier
remains ia jail.
injured In Baltimore, on Saturday, by the
aynloslon Of 9 soda water fountain, which
he was charging.
John woodson, deputy sheriff, was shot
dead at Camden Points, Missouri, on satur-
day, by q man named Upton, whom he had
formerly arrested.
Jennie Murray, colored, shot and killed
her stepfather, at Nabrunta, Georgia, be-
cause he tried to prevent her from bringing
strange men into the house.
william Hinder auaFreiled with George
Crawford, in Lancaster, Pa, yesterday, and
s,abbed him in the neck. It Is thought the
wound will prove fatal. Hinder escaped.
The question whether woman, otherwise
competent, Ia debarred from the mastership
oi a steamboat by reason Of her sex, has
been referred TO the Solicitor of the Trsa-
sury.
Peter Holiahan, aged years, was accL
IDENTIFY shot dead In Baltimore yesterday af-
ternoon, by Peter Garvey, who was care
lcssly han ilIng gun, which he had taken
from rack.
II. N. Hall was arrested near the Canada
line on Saturday and lodged In the Newport
New Hampshire) jau on the charge of
stealing large quantity OF wool from DR..
stlao sclbine, Of Clsremout.
Harry Bons, aged 16, and . strange man,
supposed to be . tramp, slapt in furnace
at Heading, Psana., on Friday night, and
on Saturday meTning both wsrs found dead,
having been sufiocatsA BY gsa.
John Boyd shot aaa killed his ssveAtesa-
ycar-od ssa,, Alfred, a. OamnaaasviIls,
had been playing marbles, refused TO
enter the h0aaA ana DO sonAe work.
G., C. Jonse, youRg farmer, was shot
and killed by Charles Martin, aged l6, at
sparty near Miner, Georgia, on Friday
night They had quarrelled shert time
before, but the difficulty was supposed to be
settled.
Edward Rheball, arrested in New York
on Saturday on suspicion OF being concerned
ia the murder OF the Maybees ct Brookville,
L. l., was arraigned yesterday and held 70
await the action Of the LoAg Island police
authorities.
The right Of way through the Indian Ter
rtory, which Will be asked Of Congress by
\ the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Company, Is from point west OF the east
ern boundary Of Cook county, Texas, not
Galveston county, "a was stated.
In the U. b. Court ct Indianapolis on Sat-
urday counterieiterH we're sentenced as fol-
lowe: Jesse and Columbus Mouehin, each
seven years in the penitentiary; Zimn Kin
der, five years; David w. Wood, three years,
aud Richard 7. Conner, eight years.
dispatch from New York last evening
stated that Senator Anthony's condition was
much improved, and that no uneasiness was
felt as to the ultimate recovery, though IL
will probably be some time before he is able
to leave the hotel where he Is staying.
The Grand Jury in Washington, on satur-
day, indicted jenkins A. Fitzgerald, Gould
P. Auston and Francis @illeeee, fer viola
ton of the laws in pension cases. The ease
against George W. Bonneil and Lemuel J.
Darham for violation Of the pension laws,
was dismissed.
The boiler OF locomotive on the Louis-
Vile and Nashville railroad expleded ct
Montgomery, A1abamaa, yesterday. The en-
gneer was badly scalded and VIII probably
de- The fireman was badly hurt and =
man named Allen, who wss standing near
BY was killed.
James J. Wilkins, bookkeeper AAd conf
Dental clerk Of George /. Baker, manager
OF the Electropathic Association In New
York city, disappeared on November gath,
after embeExling funds TO the amount OF
$1,000 belonging to his employer by mGans
Of forged checks. He Was traced to Havana
aud arrested on Friday last. He will be
brought back as soon As extradition papers
can be prepared.
The case of Dr.. Albert g. p. 0oorson,
charged with the murder of his wife, was
ended in Philadelphia on Saturday night by
The Jury returning q verdict of murder In
frat degree. A motion for o rule for new
trial was made, and Judge Ludlow said he
would fix tho day to hear the argument
hereafter. The prisoner received the an
nouneement of the verdict without exhibit.
Ing any emotion.
Fou Sing, who had been acting as inter
prefer between Port Surveyor Merton, at San
Francisco, and the alleged bogus traders
from China, has informed the Collector 0i
that port that he is afraid any longer 10 per.
form his duties. "His interpretations have
been SO faithful as to bring upon him the
Ttath Tta Of his cOuntrymen, who want tn;
NnApec ihhucu hc bthuotbs 1uCy hhNo A1Su
lghbinders' TO shadow Fou Sing, who livei
10 momentary expectation OF death"
In the U 8. Court at Columbia, South
Gafolina, on Saturday, In an election case,
The question of the right of the Government
to stand aside" Jurors was argued bJ
counsel. Judge Bond decided that the Gov
efnment had the right In that State, buI
Judge Ctyan dissented. After niue Demo
Gratis had been ''stood aside" by the prose
eaon, jury--said to be composed entirely
OIL Greenbackers aud Republicans, with ON
eoored man--was sworn, and the Court cd
lourned until Monday.