The daily gazette., 1883-11-03
moRNINo sUslmAitY.

wards Island, was sunk of Sheet Harbor,
Nova scotia, on Tuesday, aud all on board
were lost.
The schools at West Boylston, Mass have
been closed because of diphtheria. Fifty
cases aud Ave deaths have been reported
within a week.
John Murphy Of New York, one Of tho
yellow f'ver patients on the steamer ran
Bias, at San Francisco, died yesterday. lie
was reported wealthy.
During Gre At Shakertown, KY, on
THURSDAY, a storekeeper named Scott
dropped dead from heart disease aggra-
waited by the excitement.
The schooner Fred Carroll, from Charles
ton, with 700 tons of bone dust, went ashore
at Rockaway, on Thursday night. She has
partly capslzed, and will be total loss.
Mamie steller, ak years Of age, was felon-
iously assaulted and severely injured IN
New York last night by two l2year old
boys. The young ruiiians were arrested.
Garrett Huycs, boukkeeper for J. v.
Farwell & Co., Of Chicago, was accidentally |
shot aud killed while attending a target |
during rife practice By militia regiment IN |
that city on Thursday night
The steamer Longhurst, from Savannah |
for Revel, with cotton, put into Halifax last |
evening, with three blades Of her propeller |
broken. The captain thinks the propeller
struck some floating wreckage.
| At Baltimore yesterday the suit Of Grace
NJ. Allison AGAINST the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad for $4,000 damages for the Hing
of her father in July, 1881, resulted In
verdict of 5000. The suit will be ap-
pealed.
John Dolan, sellick Schofeld aud Michael
WYNN, clerks in the New York Department
Of Public Works, were arrested last night.
Dolan Is indicted for grand larceny, and
schofeld and Wynn for grand larceny and
forgery,
The steamer PrinE Alexander, from New
Orleans on the 2Sth ult., for Bremen, with
cotton. has put back for repairs. In gale,
l75 miles OF South Pass, she lost her deck
load. the coal broke the lower door and her
cargo shifted.
The committee appointed TO form plans
for a union of the Irish American societies
of Wisconsin, has recommended that State
Convention be held In Milwaukee, on De
, eember 10. Three hundred delegates are
expected to be present.
In the case Of the boiler explosion ON the
steamer Colorado at Buffalo On September
Goth, the coroner's jury found yesterday
/. that the disaster was caused by the negli-
1 gence Of Chief Engineer Loyett In not hav-
ing the stop valve open.
A telegram from Montreal says the Irish
| AhtnflilN hfEibIlDutIs Vi Cbos SbhfHDhuC hiS
. preparing petition to the Apostolic Dele
= gate asking to investigate complaints that
!, ''ther spiritual interests are neglected bj
Y French priests set over them"
h. The passenger agents Of the Pacific linei
~ and their Eastern connections, at a meeting
y Yesterday in Chicago, decided to allow
" commission Of SO on irst-class tickets cnt
10 Of So. 80 on second class tickets on PaciG
lie coast business only, and none on other bus!
ness.
, The Govern of New York yesterday is
sued q proclamation directing the enforce
u ment Of the laws against corrupt practice
Iy at elections and requesting all good citizen
ne TO report to the proper authorities the com
a mission Of any offence against the purity Q
!, the ballot box.
a. Congressman Finerty, at Chicago, has re
80 ceved a cable telegra n from A. NJ. Sullitan
Il dated London, saying It Is known postiyel
ld that none but English lawyers twill he 3
Oh lowed active participation in the Court
"a before which o 'Donnell is TO be tried for IL
murder Of Carey.
:" John W Eyster and Giles Russell, ma
no agents on tEe Philadelphia & Erie railwa,
Charles Brown, q carpenter and F. G. Ke
scy, an cmployn Of the Union News Con
m pauy at Erie, Pa, were drowned on WEI
IL ucsday, while crossing the bay at that plac
nd Their boats have been found, but not the
-, bodies.
-, During 4 struggle between the Sophomoi
W and Freshman classes Of the Renssela
Tor Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New Yorl
nal yesterday morning, for banner, proper
he Of the Institute was damaged to the amou
~ of several hundred dollars and sever
students were wounded, two Of them s
an yerely. The classes were suspended afte
or wards.
wo Charlotte Eppe was yesterday convict
er- at Huntingdon, Indiana, OF the murder
MT her husband, and sentenced to impriso
-, ment for lilo. Her husband, who had be-
w an old bachelor and was wealthy WAS mt
ing ricj 20 the murdcress last spring, she ha
hif ing previously served him as housekeept
ore After the had been two months mt
bns ried she got lid Of him by giving h
:, poiso'.
In the r. g. Circuit Court at Trenton W
70 terday, Judge Nixon followed uphis opini
tud of Thursday IN the case Of Dinsmorc again
ell, the New Jersey Central Railroad with
her order that all the exceptions of the plai
80 till N defeddant's answer be sustained
- well taken, and that the Clerk of the Cor
ior expunge from said answer such scandalo
ave aud impertinent matter as excepted to, vi
hy costs to be taxed. "
cor The coroner's jury at Fort Edward, N
.rre York. in the case of the Delaware and IIu
- son railroad bridge disaster, by which t
persons were Killed ana ~ injured, yeet
n day rendered a verdict censurng the En-
al neering Department for negligence, the ra
Ilte. road superintendent for allowing hea
-, trains TO cross at rate Of Is miles, and I
chief engineer for permitting the bridge 6
leai go without inspection"
mat Sam Pine, the notorious colored man W
the assaulted Mi-s Slocum, of North Sale
iub New York, and who was sentenced
bridgeport, Connecticut, a few days ago,
II years imprisonment for burglary a
a. horse stealing, escaped from the Jail
''eu Thursday night. He sawed throurh b
the iron bars, three-eighths OF and inch thiC
gh- on the cell door, removed the lock on
10. door room and got out through scutt
,lve reward of 81 900 is offered for his cq
ture.
-hat The storm on the Lakes continued vest
and day, and lumber feet was weather bou
Iore at Nhcyboygap, Wisconsin. The schoor
and Arab is reported ashore in Saueatuek, w
~. consin. and the schooner Ketehum at Nor
se' port, Michigan. The st hooner John B. NJ
rill went ashore at Cleveland, Ohio,
Thursday night and her crew were dra,
lhe ashore In baskets over life lines. 1t
for thought the vessel will be saved. I
fact schooner Sophia Mlnch was breaking
the FiTSes STts =, 80 ''a.'l'1 ua1. ", v.,.,,