The daily gazette., 1883-01-18
moRNINe suMnIARY.

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A square in the business portion Of Nc
Arthur, Ohio, was burned on Tuesday night,
Loss, $50, 900.
Taylor's safe works In Toronto, employ
| ing about 100 hands, were burned on Tues
day. They were insured for $4,000.
Stephen Sanford's cotton mill, in Amster-
dam, New York, was damaged by fire yes
terday to the extent Of about 900.
At Toronto yesterday Judgment was
again given In the case Of Hall, the Newark
forger, and he was remanded for extradi-
tlon.
The jewelry store Of A. L. Desbouillon, In
Savannah, was robbed of $1,000 worth OF
diamonds and other valuables on Tuesday
night.
A fire at Montrose, Pa, yesterday morn
Ing, destroyed the Record office, five stores
and photograph gallery, causing loss OF
$50, 900.
orso Fisher, aged 10 years, was killed
while coasting at Lockport, New York, on
Tuesday night. He struck q stone post
while going down hill.
The Grand Juryin Washington yesterday
indicted Frank H. Fall for endeavoring TO
corruptly control the vote of Juror Brown
In the first Star Route trial.
The trial Of ex-Congressman voorhis, at
Hackensack, New Jersey, on the last of the
charges against him, resulted yesterday in
his acquittal. The jury were out Is minutes.
Ex-United States Senator Spencer left
Kingston, Canada, on Tuesday night for
Halifax, whence he will sail for England
During his stay in Kingston he was watched
by two detectives.
Walker Crestline, alias Shay Clarke John
Donahoe, William Harvey and Richard
funch, notorious "cracksmen," were
arrested yesterday morning in Rochester
while preparing TO commit burglary.
The colored miners Of the Silver Creek
district, in Ohio, at a meeting last night,
refused to Join In the movement to resist the
proposed reduction of wages. This action
causes great excitement among the white
miners.
ID. B. Chelshom, Secretary of the Albion
and a number of other mining associations
in San Francisco, has absconded, and is
supposed TO have sailed for Australia. He
left letter to the Directors of the Associ-
alton confessing that he had stolen 81, 800 of
Its funds.
A train going from Cincinnati to st.
Louis struck broken rail near Lebanon,
Illinois, yesterday morning, and the passen-
ger coaches were thrown from the track
One passenger, Charles Hoffman, of Mary
land, was killed, and seven or eight Others
were injured.
Two cars, on the Northwestern railroad,
were thrown from the track by a broken
rail, near Clinton, Iowa, on Tuesday night,
and tumbled down twenty-foot embank-
ment. The brakeman was killed, and the
conductor and ~ passengers were injured,
none dangerously
BILLY, the Kid, notorious rohber, was
captured by vigilauts at Weeksville, Mon
tana. on Tuesday night He attempted to
escape, and was fired at as he ran. He
reached the river safely, but at a second
volley sunk out of sight. The viRilants
have notified other fellows Of the kind ts
leave Weeksville in twenty-four hours, un-
der penalty of death.
G. G. Cory, a seller of counterfeit money
was arrested In st. John, New Brunswick,
on Tuesday night, Sin the act of exchanging
5000 worth of base money for $50." He was
caught ty means of decoy. On opening
the parcel containing the alleged money"
1t was found to contain "neither notes nor
coin, but to be stuffed with wall paper and
weighted with sheet lead" /
A telegram from Victoria, British Colum-
bia, says the publisher of the Standard was
cited before the Supreme Court for publish.
ing libelous letter asserting that Justice
Gray conferred with the counsel of the
party to a suit before giving Judgment in
the party's favor" The publisher said the
author of the libel was Attorney General
stell, recently unseated by decision of the
Court The Chief Justice referred to the
author and publisher Of the libel as
"scoundrels," and fined the publisher $3.50
and costs. 1t is not known what steps will
be taken in regard TO stell