The daily gazette., 1883-10-09
mnI,NlNa SUMMARY.

ln0 damaged by fire last night to the ex-
, ,srt Of $4,000.
'eIt r,,non =, Heilman was fatally stabbed by
III liIS, Ross. on Saturday night, at dance,
A. A,s Lawrenceburg, Ind.
p'I' Tr,rrodsburg, Ky, on Saturday night,
~ s,ra "a Cpoit killed Burns Jordan, another
hsua'1p h,a1 man. at ball, for trivial offence.
'',y', r,,,.,n thousand dollars were stolen from
LiI',Ii LiWarican National Railway paymaster at
ss %I, cI,S of Mexico on Sunday night by a
'',,s, cp,, y Co.'S paint and lumber store, IN
bi. OUn Tennessee, and Greenlaw's Opera
S,np n,p ,rpre destroyed by fire last night, in
.u'ng h5~i, loss OF about $l25,OOO.
'''n9 .nocial dispatch says that during fcs-
a,a, a, Jacksonville, Fla, Two brothers
'~ Inhps, colored, quarrelled and one
nan,lI ~. tbe other in the head, killing him in
ssHly g A.,
,,,,iop at ship Island reports that during
,ss week ended September %, there were II
.a'os of yellow fever and three deaths at
that station,
'1T Tho spprelne Court of the United States
.,nrsred at noon yesterday, but without
,.."sac,mr anv business Of consequence,
.Siournrd until to-day. All the Justices
we're present
Al Quincy, Illinois, yesterday, an Usage
Indian doctor, named Joseph Rogers, shot
,uj kllle,! his wife, white woman, and
%sn "a committed suicide. Jealousy was the
rap.c Of the act.
George Chamberlain, Of Baltimore, Ohio,
Al midnight on Saturday shot and killed
N charles Geirhart, who was standing in the
,oal and calling to one of Chamberlain's
daughters to come out.
On Sunday night the cargo of cotton in
,bc forward compartment Of the steamer
Enlymion at Savannah caught fire. One
hundred and fifty bales were destroyed by
se and 500 damaged by water.
While William Street, a policeman of
Huntsville, Alabama, was yesterday trying
n arrest two colored men he was seized by
onc Of them while the other split his head
cpen wi h an axe, killing him instantly.
The Signal Corps at Kitty Hawk, North
Csrolina, reports that the schooner L. w.
n 3Nurchison, is about 75 yards from tho
~ 'each. She is leaking bCt very little. The
.ss 4 too rough for the salvage company to
work
During severe thur der storm at Mime.
tpOlis, Minnesota, on Sunday night, light.
hing struck the sash and blind factory of
Frazer y Shepherd, setting 1t on fire. 1t
vas burned to the ground, with stock and
machinery. Loss, 5000.
cable message was received at the De-
prtuCut Of State yesterday from Consul
General Doeny, stating that quiet prevails
In Canton and that there is no truth in the |
rpOrttd assassination of United States Con- |
sul Seymour, who is alive and well.
4 During dance at GrifIln's Plantation,
Augusta, Ca, on Saturday night, George |
HlHis killed William Williams, colored, by |
triking him on the head with board. The |
Envl fell upon Harris and beat him SO |
aily that he could not be removed to jail. |
In the Criminal Court in Washington yes
pnay morning counsel for ex-senator Kel- |
Ogg asked that the trial of the Kellogg Star |
iolc case be set for a hearing at an early |
BY The Court said he did not think Il
be could be tried before the second Mon
hy IN December.
A telegram from Commandant Welch at |
Ls Pensacola Navy Yard, dated 9th inst,
ne that three new cases of yellow fever /
ap appeared, and one death has taken
lice. 1t has been intensely hot for week |
~. There was also one new case and one |
ath in Warrington from the fever.
" lu' blNNlAiSip W lhS anu bACnA0Re
sls opened in New York yesterday. Hon. L
b. Oakley Hall delivered the opening ad-
rS The officers are President, Yates i
fggusor; Vice President, Charles A. Stark
Fetner, Jr.; Treasurer, Charles U. Law
tnCc, Secretary, james DeMandeville.
accordance with recommendation of
ht Board Of Health of New Orleans, the |
Governor has issued a proclamation with.
Frg.ng the quarantine proclamation here
OOrc issued, TO take effect November 1.
ler October 15, vessels from infected ports
" VI be detained not less than three days for |
Ihnitctinn.
At saL Of the United States Electric |
light Company, Judge Maxwell In the Com
Ah0 Pleas Court In Cincinnati yesterday |
painted an order restraining the Exposition |
omMi,siouers from delivering the premium |
Edrl;d by the jurors on electric lights un-
laiulder hearing has been had. 1t is |
lIH.l that mistakes were made by the |
u0rs.
Petitions for a mandamus to compel the |
p1t'Hur Lieutenant Governor and Secre- |
~ Of State Of Mississippi to revoke the ap- |
@l'nea, Of one of tho Commissioners OF |
t9i,ona recently appointed in the counties |
Madison and Hines, and to appoint one |
l!lerent political party, were filed in
aselpeAe Court at jackson yesterday.
aTiise was issued Immediately.
ile strike Of the street car drivers which |
esan n Washington on Sunday ON the Belt |
ie Yesterday extended to all the important |
mes III the city. Street car travel was sus-
Goed last night after o'clock on every
us except two, which were comparatively |
lnp9aant More than 200 drivers and !
9u " conductors have quit work. The |
l,Ae Is lor $3.50 per day of Is hours.
Auet,son was rendered by the Commits |
ol'r 0! Patents yesterday In the in:erier-
lSg { case OF Sawyer Il Mann against Thos.
Lls9n, which involves the question of |
uoflY In the invention of "an incandes- |
n1 conductor for an electric lamp, formed |
e-fo9ui1ed paper" Tho Commissioner
ssTds l, the patent to Sawyer & Mann, aud |
u9.hg SO rcverses the decision of the |
ssi au ol Examiners in Chief made July Is, |
D'' IL which priority was awarded to ,Edl- |
Yesterday afternoon the locomotive of q |
a,S' lfaln on the Boston and Lowell rail- |
Nay y.l near Lowell, Massachusetts,, was run
10y ,os Freight train. The engineer and
saa +@a Jumped from the engine without
hg OIL the steam, and the engine ran
n,i'I ngs ~ Lowell, where the track ends, and
sasIis az itsei IN the cellar under the express
h. ~ ~ lie station, causing much damage.
Feo MafJ Autter, who was in the express
ooN ', ,s was struck by the engine and died
Pnsi5as. dJ secretary OF State, on behalf of the
oesr.e', Yesterday notified the Commits
AM fosti ~ -Asf sficniture that inasmueh as GER
te hoe Governments have charged that
lE,, lfdlucts of the United States are