The daily gazette., 1883-03-23
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,, Fort Gibson and Fort Reno
Troops "ydorad 10 arrest and disband the
lhaaIIioercnt haTS Greeks in tho lnulAn nas.. !,
Oel,lH'' ms thonsand dollars worth OF hardware
Two w .1Jr from the United states, was selxeu
i!mn!tertay imPety in Montreal Tor aneseu q"uA
uaIlon ia feared In the Dene river, al
lles"e and neople living along It's banks
Toronto, as.r Ten end of that city are preparing ior
the worst n Atlanta contInt,ea
lne P,.n .ns of men has been secured Tor the
iull re Sor Int there is still q demand Tor
hSr"Si hu,"ositors at the other Offices
eOups. ~,i" s,oomer City Point remains ashore at
a,id III, Maine, although all her cargo
feIIalt f%epn tsken out and tug has tried TO
urI unr her of. She does not leak.
Tho cioarmakers Of Cincinnati propose to
,.I,ard ln an advance Of 81 per thousand on
ael .n.Ist of NAV. The manufacturers say the
I.s.snt w outlook does not warrant tne m
Pls P.asse and strike is probable.
Tho CIGAR Makers Union Of Louisville
Socided TO unite with the Unions OF
l,s .,.s oities In a demand for increased wages.
g.uV' =. ,Vas resolved, at meeting on Wednesday
..snin0. TO strike If an advance u refused.
Tho srst train reached Bozeman, Mon
ANA on the Northern Pacific Railroad, at
noon Yesterday. The event was celebrated
Nv KY a General suspension Of businese, display
ye.ss narade Of civic societies and MILL
w. rinriug of bell, firing Of aalutes, and
.ssineyitable ooration," the orator Of the
occasion o.,c being Hon. H. II. Mcguire.
A statement of the affairs Of Malster &
psany. the Baltimore shipbuilders, who
made assignment recently, has been made
by the trustees attorney. It estimates the
Uomipal ~ assets at SOS, ,4S6, and the available
assets, including plant, property and bills
receivable, at S74 40 The liabilities are
sil4,O66, including $4,000 due 70 city and
State for taxes
By an explosion Of gas yesterday morning
in Packer Colliery No. 2 OF the Lehigh Val.
lev Coal Company, at Lost Creek, Martin
Toohy, John Murray, William McAndrew,
lanes and William Litchman, and q Po-
lander were dangerously burned, but 1t ID
boped.most of them will recover. The ex-
pIoslon was caused by Toohy entering an
old breast with a naked lamp.
The notorious Colonel w. B. Cash was
fined Yesterday In Columbia, South Caro-
lima. for an assault on James Heron, dur.
lng a dispute about the Fairfield election
cases the night before. Heron was also
fined. Cash drew pistol, and two revol-
yers being found upon him when arrested
he was subjected to an additional fine fol-
carrying concealed deadly weapons.
Three students of Wabash College al
Crawfordsvile, Indiana, were arrested on
Wednesday night on the charge of having
set fire to the South Hall of the College on
Sunday night. They confessed their guilt,
and also said they broke into store In the
town short time ago and set 1t on fire.
The depraved youths, who are all under IL
years Of age, were held each in $3 900 bail
The trotting stallion jerome Eddy, having
record of 2. 1917, was sold In Chicago on
Wednesday to II. c. Jewett q Company Of
Buffalo for $3.50 This is said to be the
largest price ever paid for a trotting stal.
llOn, with the exception of Smuggler and
Piedmont The purchasers of the animal
will place him on a stock farm at Aurora
New York, with the intention Of perma-
nently retiring him from the track.
The latest reports of the floods In Novs
Scotia show that In nearly every county
bridges and mills have been swept away
The Eastern Extension and Halifax and
Cape Breton Railways. have suffered great
damage The town OF Sherbrooke has beer
flooded, several houses have been swept
away, and the people throughout the towr
have been driven into the upper stories o.
their dwellings. Mining operations are sus
pended everywhere.
The steamer Burgundia, bearing the re
mains of John Howard Payne, arrived a
her dock in Brooklyn yesterday. A com
mittee Of the New York Aldermen and tn
representatives of Mr.. Corcoran, of Wash
ington, went aboard and took possession o
the coffin. 1t was conveyed on a hearse
surmounted by the American flag, to tn
City Hall in New York. Here the coffin wa
placed in the Governors room, where 1t will
lie in state to-day, after which it will b
taken to Washington in special car.