The daily gazette., 1883-07-26
MoRNINa SUMMARY.

W. L0ngfellow. the deceased poet, shows a
Falue of about $3.50, 100, of which $l5O,00O
% real estate. faa Ae
William Haven, colored, aD ex convict,
was shot dead by Marshal Qden, In Win
chester, Kentucky, on Tuesday night, while
Arrest T
A slight break was reported yesterday in
the ranks of the Union steel workers at
Penna., Is OF them resuming
work At the mills.
s The SOW Seabird of Chicago was seen
capsized near Grand Haven, a few days ago,
aud it is supposed her crew OF six men went
down in last Fridays squall.
Two colored men were killed and third
was fatally injured on Tuesday by an ex
plnsion Of dynamite IN the Gould aud Fen
mel works at Steubeuville, Ohio.
The house OF william II. Sherman, at
Glen's Falls, N. Y, was entered by burg
lars, who bound Wr. Sherman aud robbed |
the house OF $500 worth of lewelry.
Robert Reed, Samuel Hart, and William |
Dunn, were terribly burned by an explosion |
OF cinder blast, at the Crane Ircn Works, at
Catasauqua, Pa, yesterday morning.
A large Inass of earth and rock fell yeste-
rday morning at the Hampden reservoir, on
the outskirts Of Reading, killing one Italian
laborer aud seriously wounding another
passenger train and ballast train COLI
lided at East ShRmOkin, Pa, yesterday,
both engines and two passenger cars We're
wrecked, and i've laborers were severely in
jured. a.es4 ss
Frederick Matthews, nephew OF Matthews
the soda water manufacturer, committed
suicide yesterday in Nw York, by shooting
himself in the head with pistol. No cause
| is assigned.
| 1t is now intimated that the bond call--to
| be issued this week-will probably include
| all the outstanding 81 per cents not yet Of
| lered for exchange, amounting to nearly
SS1 100000.
| No trace has yet been found of Captain
/ Webb, who went down in the whirlpool OF
| Niagara. 1t is believed his body will not
| appear on the surface Of the whirlpool for
five or six days.
''Sadie" Hall, wife of "Coal Oil Johnny"
who shot him dead In house of ill-repute
at Torre Haute, Indiana, last Friday, has
| been discharged at u preliminary hearing on
the ground OF insanity.
Six colored men and two girls were
! drowned by the upsetting of boat In the
James river, at Claremont, Virginia, on
Monday night. They were crossing the
river to attend prayer meeting.
A special dispatch from st. Joseph, Mo-,
says that freight train with passenger
car attached ran of the track on the Wabash
Railroad, near Lawson, yesterday. One
man was killed and six passengers injured.
The schooner Matte Fldget, from Balti-
more for Norfolk, capsized oil Thomas Point
IN squall, on Tuesday afternoon, and her
crew of three cOlored men were drowned.
Her captain was rescued by passing steam
ship.
Richard OConner, private watchman,
shot and n,ortally wounded Myer Frank,
aged Is years, in Chicago, on Tuesday even
ing. When arrested, O'Couner gave as an
excuse that the Doy was too near car con
tanning watermelons."
The Georgia House of Representatives yes
terday uDseated ID. b. Proctor (white)
Representative from Camden county, anG
seated Anthony Wilson (coloTec), in hil
place by vote of 81 to 81. Wilson has UeeI
in two previous Legislatures.
/, The farmers of the townships bordering
on lakes Simcue and Conchoncing, in On
tario have petitioned the Dominion Govern.
ment "to t. Ike steps to lower the level o
the lakes to the normal level, and rescu,
many farms from ruin which are now sub
merged
Judge Allen delivered the charge to Til,
5 jury IN the Polk case, at Nashville, Tenn.
!. yesterday afternoon. The charge is said u
be Enthusiastically uniavorable to the defend
! AMI on every count of the indictment. 1t Il
expected that the jury will return verdic
this morning.
{ paddy" O'Brien, a saloon keeper, ant
! mike" Breeze, miner, began prize tigh
n for stake OF $500, near Nauticoke, PeDna.
ON Tuesday evening. Alter IL rounds hat
been fought crowd of women, brandish
ing knives and pistols, broke into the ring
: and put stop to the fight.
! On Tuesday morning the parallel rod o
Central Railroad engine, at Augusta, Geor
gia, broke, and the detached drivers begaI
TO tear the machinery. Fireman ledge anC
train hand, named Ed Carter, jumped
from the engine, the la ter striking agains
the ground and being Instantly Killed.
The striking dress and cloak makers II
New York did not resume work yesterday
t The men say they will not resume until til
i demands OF those working for "the SINAI
outside employers or contractors" are cou
piled with, and the manufacturers say the
t twill make no further concessions to til
a strikers" +"
; A passenger train on the Saratoga raj
IS road cOllded with "wid cat' freigl
. train Il few miles from Schenectady yestel
. day afternoon. Both engines were wrecke
and passenger car, baggage ear and fou
freight cars were burned. Sever person
were injure., one fatally. The collision
attributed to the mistake of a TELEGRAPH
| operator
he annual sun dance Of the Sioux Indian
/ took place Oh Tuesday at the camp near tn
! Rosebud Agency in Dakota, Ten thousan,
Indians from all parts OF the reservation an,
! IA number of " hite visitors were present
. Fifteen warriors took part In the dance
having prepared themselves according +
: custom by fasting four days and friqhtlull
y tcerating their bodies. A strong effort vii
h be made TO induce the government to put
stop TO their barbarous practices.
+, Two mere Intellectual ballots for Unite
States Senator were taken by the Ne,
Hampshire Legislature yesterday. The las
the Bath joint ballol-stood: Jacob Ii
Ella, E. ii. Rollins aud Aaron F. stevens,
+ each; benjamin f. Prescott, 2; DAME
Barnard, =; j. II Gallinger, 3; James w
Patterson, %. Mason w. Tappan, 10; Austi
F. Pike, 25; Charter II. Burns, n; China
Marston, 80; VIM. E Chandler, is; Harr
Bingham, Ill. Necessary to a choice, l5l
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