The daily gazette., 1883-10-02
..orN,No 50 mMART.

Three inches OF eno sAIatro on aafur-
~ ipioff Of franklin county, maihe' =" '"'U
an night ...booner NJ. q! Sproul
in i.anoorted 20 miles east o. boon ..sIs lslanu IN
. rsPOrVdnge ,.pCn dangerous to passing vessels
PI,. G.sry MeNeIle, "beir 70 the great NC, E,
HMIy ,ote IN Chicago" died suddenly IN
ss,5 sS,noiUpstI yesterday OF hemorrhaRe Oh Tue
lungs. pa.trcl,et Rhode Island,
the W" snted for the second time 70 re-
yfsleruGitv nitv charter, the majority against II
beng ,,ory ',o, Lincoln left Washington on
stcls' NIGHT for sandusky, Ohio, "to
sllu,uaii a a lew days near there on the shores
N' aaidomic of black smallpox is reported
Mepnhnla. Mepl IN the Mexican State OF Chi
y lapGtp IN population of 10, 900 about 200
Ssye already died.
w. n..vv rains have given suftlsient water
heaV Il allow the mills 10 Manchester,
RoHeu RoH"eusmpshire, TO resume operations, after
S'T !" deness L Of several weeks
! !. understood that R. Stockett Mat
A,vs will decline the Republican nomina-
W. for Attorney General OF Maryland, bis
.."s.sional engagements requiring all his
VIZ. ~. penry Kerr and Mrs. Conrad Best,
.,sS ar respectively rs and rs years, were run
NJ and killed by train while walking on
A. s IeIigh and Susquehanna railroad track
ns.r L,ckport, last evening.
T,sutenant Darlington, who commanded
NJ Cireely relief expedition, arrived iu
Warrington Yesterday morning. He will
,'Dort 10 Secretary Lincoln as soon as that
O6cer returns from his Ohio TIP.
tsts case of continent smallpox oc-
.nr,ed sd on Friday near Mattoon, ILL., The
.sgent was assisted by several neighbors
store the nature OF the disease was known,
N I's an epidemic is feared. The public
ehools have been closed. 4if
One more case of yellow fever is reported
!, the Pensacola Navy Yard, the patient
sug newly arrived from Alabama. One
M Of yellow fever was reported in Pensa-
Tla few days ago, and there is much ma
ansl fever In that vicinity.
During political dispute ct Liberty, Mis-
lsppi, on Saturday, A. j. Wilmington,
Serff of Amity county, was stabbed to
hath by Eugene McElwee. After the MUIR
r NcElwee was surrounded by crowd,
ue of whom shot him dead.
A wind storm In Lexington, Kentucky,
10 Sunday afternoon, unrOofed the First
aiOna Bal k, the Press office and Baker
Masons warehouse, and demolished
anhees tobacco warehouse, and the en-.
ne house of the Cincinnati Southern rail-
bad.
The ofense ef Naval Cadet TennaDt has
eeu graded as Annoying fourth class
nln" A Court martial has been dispensed
nth IN his case, and he has been sentenced
seven days solitary confinement on the
antee Similar action will be taken In the
her recent cases OF haZing.
Two passenger trains on the West Shore
+ iIrosd yesterday collided near Fort Plain
lev York, and smoking car was wrecked
Rhael Lyons, of Utica, engineer, and James
a Nhtlock, of Ephrata, passenger, were
piled. Twenty other passengers were in
lrd, one, perhaps, fatally.
The New Jersey Democratic State Execu-
Committee met yesterday in Jersey City
RtOrganzed by the election of the follow
officers: President, Hon. John r. Nc.
hgs0n; Treasurer, Hon. A. A. Harden
ngAi Secretary, John II. Laird; Assistant |
9fetary, Joseph NJ Noonan.
The department of Agriculture has issued |
dEular calling "a convention of repre-
nHal Industries of the United States'i to
s in Chicago on The 14th and 18th of
Nember "fOr conference concerning con-
gous diseases among our domestic ami
Ls
The fre In st. Johns Catholic Church, at |
tltOn, n. j., broke out afresh after mid |
gh Of Sunday ana the whole interior of |
building was burned out, the sanctuary |
niture being destroyed and the organ |
lhd- The church was built 35 years |
Oat cost of $4,000, and since then |
BeW worth Of improvements have been |
lled.
Thirteen members OF the Polish Catholic |
algregation at Nanticoke, Penna., who on |
anday barred out Father 0ramlewicz and
adherents from the church, were ar
a1d Yesterday. 1t is stated that Father
nmlewie2 recently laid before the Bishop
accOunts. They were examined by a
3aneil, and, being found correct, he was
Generated from the charges made against
n.
The October reports of the Board of Agri-
qluFe OF Ohio give the following estimates
hecrops in that State Wheat, 25, sos 1893
aaeIs, against Al, ! ,450, 600 last year. Oats,
tsl4,utb bushels, against 1885, 900 last
~, Corn, 6S,000,000 bushels, against
Rl last year of 90,869 900. The next
op report will not be given until December
When the final estimates on corn and
gsloes will be made.
lae Hamilton county District Court In
hclnnat yesterday rendered decision in
Eyase OF ]. b. Mannix, assignee, against
y lale Archbishop Purcell. 1t was an ac-
90 70 obtain the Judgment of the court as
Me liability Of the diocesan church
eFrty to pay the debts of the late Arch
aaop Purcell. The Court found that In
teSe ol the churches, "although the title
u lee simple In Archbishop Purcell,
'ney were built with money raised
members of different congregations;
~ lae M lltle was In the Archbishop by rea-
T., ~ VI the rules of the Church, which, In
W. i case as this, the Court is bound to re-
~, ~, mat the Bishop held the title only as
M spse " loT the uses of the congregations,
NJ oS,,l' slal The property so held could not be
.:,'s, syNe,tu 10 the payment of debts con-
n sN%a ~ oy the Archbishop" In the case OF
anna Suafeles :. the majority of the Court
ill.,. Sa tnat n The evidence showed that Arch
o,Sl P ufeeil had advanced some money
.ttai nl and that said churches were liable
StSeSa sAas amount to the assignee. As to the
sasu7 a'alal aud the Cathedral School, they
5,.'a sestfa by the archbishop, and paid
a0Ss directly from the funds placed In his
MAJ ' except about 100000, which was
MI ,,.9 " subscription" The Court held
M ~ ahough the Archbishop held the pro-
0t5a aat u tfast, as he did other churches, yet
a,5an 1,S extent Of the amount he had advanced
be a,, .aal ele assignee was entitled to recover
NJ 'anle e.n5 with interest for the benefit of
Cunmu nfull9rs.' = The Orphan Asylum at
u6i"a, u6ia,lsFllle was also decided a trust, not
b arsbt,isHale ~ sale and the mortgage on 1t given