The daily gazette., 1883-08-18
MORNING SUMMARY.

Colorado, on Thursday night. Inc well mas
q daily yield of 40 barrels.
1t Is announced from Washington that the
new postal notes will be ready for circula-
tion on the Sd OF September next
Hanlan won the regatta at Lake Washa-
cum, Massachusetts, yesterday; time, l3.4Oi
Hosmer second, in lS.43, and Lee third in
13.4515-
The condition OF jeremiah 8. Black was
| less favorable last night, other complica-
| tious arising in his case. He is considered
In danger.
! The Second National Bank Of Warren,
Ohio, suspended last evening. X. M. Fitch,
its cashier, is reported to be a defaulter for
over $4,000.
Eight men have been arrested in Savan-
nah, Ga, and held for trial In connection
with recent alleged Ku-klux outrages in
Banks county.
The revenue cutter Hamilton has been
ordered from Philadelphia to Newburg,
New York, to receive a new boiler and un-
derRo otneT repairs.
1t is reported in Montreal that James Nc
Shane, member of Parliament, has con-
tracted with the French Government to ship
| 1900 cattle to France
J. C. McCauley, an officer In the New
York Custom House, was attacked with
ht art disease and drowned yesterday while
bathing at Asbury Park.
Rev. s. j. Wilson, Professor in History in
the Western Theological Seminary in allie
gheny City ,Penna. died yesterday of typhoid
fever He was SO years of age.
The United States practice ships Constel-
lation and Dale, with naval cadets from
| Annapolis, arrived In Hampton Roads yes
terday from their summer cruise.
Dolly Stcrmer, aged II years, was fatally
injured at the Truckville Woolen Mills, NEAR
Wilkesbarre, on Thursday evening, by
her apron getting caught In the machinery
Consignments of woven wire spring beds
and barhed wire made in Montreal were
e shipped yesterday to New Zealand, being
, the first Canadian manufactures sent to thai
colony.
The following murderers were hanged
yesterday: Perry Cely, colored, at Green
wich, South Carolina; Demo Casal, at Little
Rock; and Taylor Banks, colored, at Scots
boro, Alabama.
There is an exodus Of lumbermen from
the Ottawa district of Canada TO the Unitet
State. One hundred mill hands have jus
gone to Michigan and 200 more are to go u
: Potsdam, New York.
e The Surgeon General of the Marine Hos
: pital Service is informed that there are sew
/ eral cases of yellow fever at Cienfuegos, AM
a number OF cases o. that disease and o
{ small. .pox in MatauZas, Cuba.
Reuben Robinson, the last of the trio en-
II gagged in the Tulford tragedy In Mile
y county, Georgia, has been lynched. Tn
/ woman under arrest has been discharged TO
lack OF evidence to convict her.
Wep Lee fatally STABBED All Sam with
knife in a Chinese laundry in Sioux City
e Iowa, on Thursday night He then held
/, large crowd at bay with the weapon fC
is about Is minutes, when he was captured
g. apoliceman.
IN telegram from Ottawa says that, unit
the result OF the investigation ordered
III the United States authorit es into the a
legged grievances OF Canadian forwarders
made public, Canadian vessels will not
l. permitted to tow American vessels throug
ut Lake Champlain.
he Frank Blood, aged 26 years, was bitten
- a small dog, with which he was playing
- near Cobleskill, New York, on Thursds
'h morning. He became frantic from fear, al
Ir- fell into such convulsions that three mt
Els were unable to hold him. In the eveniI
is he died, solely from the effects of fright.
an Since the appearance of yellow fever
~ the Navy Yard at Pensacola, the Escamt
'pe Rides and other volunteer organizatio
lts have established a picket around the city I
lly the yard. The marine who was report
he sick of the fever in the navy yard died "
terday.
Galveston, Texas, is on the verge of
is1 water famine, the cisterns being drained
on long drought. In the last we many pc
III pie have been dependent on their neighbo
Tor water enough to drink. Very few veg
tables are received in the markets and
ost notice is posted on one of the princiE
1 restaurants in the city, "closed until
e" rains
icy A boiler in the Falls City Brewery, ne
ial Louisville, exploded on Thursday mornir
tic and was blown POO feet IN the air, passi
rbc through the boiler house and an adjoinil
49, shed 1t fell upon slaughter house, a
hsi crashed through into the cellar. No pers
was injured, although several stood arou
the boiler.
'oie In the House of Representatives at Fl
en- risburg yesterday a resolution offered
nee Mr. Amerman was passed for the appoi
ment of a conference committee OF ST.
three Democrats and three Republicans
frame an Apportionment bill. The vote
the resolution was 81 Democratic yeas to
IN Republican nays.
rri- Alexander & Taussig, sugar reflners,
ms Chicago. who did business of about
lral million year, failed yesterday morning,
consequence OF the decline in the prices
sugar. Their failure caused Taussig
Hammerschlag, OF New York to make
assignment. The liabilities OF the LAT
firm are estimated at S235 900.
ysi- At Winchester, Kentucky, yester,
morning, a freight train of the Kentu,
that Central railroad stood across the ChI
the peake and Ohio track, car containing
hts kegs of blasting powder being immediat
TO upon the crossing. A Chesapeake and o
all passenger train ran into this car, causing
tremendous explosion. Conductors
EN- Michael and Martin were fatally inju
and died soon after, while five others "
so badly injured that they may not reco'
resi- A letter from the Royal Arch Masons
%,3ui % Quebec has been forwarded to the NJ
'i'"' Master Masons of England, "calling for
withdrawal of warrants granted for
ined working of Mark Master Lodges in NJ
treal. The ttrand Chapter OF Quebec ella
supreme jurisdiction over that degree in
province, and the Grand Lodge of NJ
Masons of England having exchanged
resentatives, this action is considered as
'pI Ia1o acknowledgment of the independence OF
-"at Grand Chapter OF Quebec
Vhe
ting -"
ate in relieving cramps, pains, cholera L