The daily gazette., 1883-11-13
moRNrNG sUAaMAnr.

Ex.Goyernor Matt Head, Of New Hamp-
hire. died In Manchester, In that State,
Iohu T. Short, lately Professor OF History
and philosophy In the Ohio State Univer-
sity, died on Sunday.
Hooth g. Osgood, manufacturers Of school
G,rniture in Chicago, yesterday confessed
Judgment for $4,000.
fjgcial returns from all the counties in
,.w Jersey except Middlesex, which Is
.,Imated gave Albeit majority Of 607O.
Professor W. NJ. Perry, principal of the
s.,homingo Academy, 10 the Chickasaw
alton, Indian Territory, dted on Saturday.
The Ontario Car Company yesterday
,say and 80 on the Southeastern railway
for debts due toit.
About 1000 members Of the cigar box
makers OF New York, men aud women, are
an strike because their employers ~desire
them to work overtime.
The family Of r. +, Palmer, OF Akrona
Ohio, were taken violently sick on Sunday
,ftcr eating head cheeae, and two Of them
IRE not expected TO recovsr
O. NJ. chase, superintendent of the Fish
usteherfes OF Michigan, and six other per.
sons have been drowned at Petersburg, In
Int State, by the upsettlng OF small bot, !,
The annual fair of the South Carolina Ag-
dcultural and Mechanical Society will open
ro.day in Columbia. IL is expected that the
Jsplay Of stock and blooded horses will be
he finest ever made In that State.
A revenue raid has just been made in the
counties Ct Randolph, Montgomery, Moore
and Chatham, in North Carolina, resulting
In the capture of six Illicit distillers and the
destruction Of Z 900 gallons of beer.
IN
Court Of Inquiry in Washington yesterday
continued the examinations Of documentary
evidence. The hearing Of witnesses will be-
gin to-day with Lieutenant Darlington.
Our exports Of petroleum and petroleum
products during the nine months which
ended on September Goth LIST were valued at
SIS, ,691 ,l22, an increase OF 81 ,3S3, ,311 on the
exports for the corresponding period Of
1882. s4N.5
A naked light upon q miner's head in the
West End Mine at Coalmont, near Wilkes
barre, yesterday morning, caused fatal ex-
piosion. Michael Barkosky wss killed and
john Eskolus and John Roller were fatally
burned.
General Sherman arrived In st. Louis yes
terday morning, and drove directly to his
icsidence. where he spent the rest OF the
morning receiving visitors. Last night he
was given a reception by Frank Blair Post,
Grand Army Of the Republic.
story's marble statue of Chief Justice
Marshall, for which member0 Of the Phila-
delphia Bar contributed $50 900 and Con-
grrss appropriated q similar sum, Is expected
toreaeh Washington early next month. 1t
Will he placed somewhere In the Capitol
Grounds.
The Chief of Police will begin an inv estI-
CATION on Friday morning, In Philadelphia,
into the charges against Detective White
man, Special Officers Alexander and Bye, OF
the alleged receipt of rewards for the cap
lure aud conviction Of Frederick Eberle,
horse thief
In southampton county, Virginia,
Salaihicl Lewis, prominent Mahonite, has
been convicted Of murder Of John L. New
SON. colored, and sentenced to II years 10
the pcnitentlary. Newson was q straight
out Republican, and was killed by Lewis at
Spolitical meeting.
The Mexican Government has definitely
refused the demands of the English bond
holders to issue 20,OO0,0OO three per cent.
bonds, In addition to the recognized debt Of
$4,000, 900, and tho Mexican representative
in London will be recalled. The Mexican
Government considers the bondholders' de-
mand too heavy.
Eight bricklayers at work on q school
of New York City were yesterday thrown
from the third story to the street by the
breaking OF scaffold. Patrick Kelefiick
and John Glasscrot were killed, and four
others were injured, one, named David
Barry, perhaps fatally. The other two men
saved themselves by catching q projecting
beam.
The Supervising Architect Of the Trea-
sury, in his report recently submitted to
the secretary of the Treasury, said, in re-
gard to the Post Once and Court House In
Philadelphia, that SIT was expected the
building will be completed before winter,
work being pushed vigorously under con-
tract on the plasteriDg, joiners' work, floor.
ing, encaustic tiling, painting" etc. He
reports the expenditure Of S577 $40 during
the year, leaving an unexpended balance Of
the appropriation available for this year Of
$50.
a lire in Charleston, South Carolina, yes
terday morning destroyed Wilbur's clothing
store and Robinson, Taylor & Co.'s whole
sae grocery and damaged Leidsing's bag
factory. Eight women and boy were en-
poyed in Wllbur's, and several of them
jumped from the third story. Ellen Heron
was killed and Susan Bond was mortally
injured, Mary Wolfe was badly burned, aud
Maggie Quinlick and Annie Tylee were
badly hurt by jumping. Abigail Guy and
Laura Green are supposed 70 have been
burned in the building. A little boy named
Lightheart jumped and was caught without
receiving any injury. The loes of property
is $4,000.
very severe storm ragged on Sunday
night and yesterday In the Lake region,
with heavy snow in Canada and portions OF
New England and Northern New York.
Snow fell to the depth Of two inches in On
tario, and snow storms were also reported
In Utica, Albany and other places in New
York, and in the mountainous sections OF
Pennsylvania. At Hastings and Belleville,
in Ontario, steeples and chimneys were
blown down and houses were unroofed. All
Belleville the storm was accompanied by
thunder, lightning and terrific hail. A
panic was caused In a Salvation Army meet
Ing and several persons were injured, none
however, severely. A number of vesselt
were driven ashore at various points on Lake
Erie, Michigan and Ontario, and loss Of life
Is feared. The watchman of mill In Cleve
land, Ohio, was mortally injured by being
blown from an outside stairway on Sunday
night.
How TO GET SIoK.-Expose yourself day
and nipht eat too much without exercise