The daily gazette., 1883-09-06
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M,IRNING SUMMARY.

1rnl on the Sd instant.
V'u w. ~ live bees, addressed to Canada,
Aocently uVa found among the mails and
WE W., IN tSI tbe Dead Letter Office.
TAn trial of James Mutt, for the murder
NJ Dukes, at Uniontown, has been
u..,"oned ," until the December term.
Y Tto court-martial at Annapolis yester-
In.nnitted Iuv Naval Cadet s. B. Wineram,
uA, A,,SsT of the cadets charged with hazing.
" n Dudley Coleman g. Brother, iron
har3ers and machinists, OF New Orleans,
.D.nended Yesterday. Their liabilities are
,gl s,pd At $3.50, 900, assets at S4OO,OOO.
The Chisholm Brothers and Gum Mill
..,r Furnishing Company of Chicago and
T5neanolis, made an assignment on Tues
;.r pI liabilities, 5000; asse is, $35, 900.
Tbot tohor organizations of New York,
4 p.aaLlyu Jersey City and adjacent towns,
D,yof3 D,,,ic3 Yesterday in New York. 1t is
i.smatrd thai there were 10000 men in the
lle
The report of railroad disaster, near
r,,m Illinois, in which nine members of
militia company were said to be killed and
r. Yroundei. is contradicted by dispatch
iron springfield.
q Edward Stabler died at Sandy Springs,
MARYLAND. Yesterday, in the S9th year OF his
,ns He was appointed postmaster at Sandy
S1rpps in 1890, and held the office up to the
fine Of his death.
The CORPORATION OF Brown University at
Providence, Rhode Island, yesterday elected
WD,low Upton Professor of Astronomy.
M Cotou is now connected with the Signal
Service at Washington.
A(reight train loaded with 500 head of
,,ttc Was wrecked ON the Houston and
a Texas Railroad, near Ross Station, on Tues
dy James Carother, stockman, was
killed aud two others were injured.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher's second lee
hrp IN San Francisco was delivered in the
METROPOLITAN Temple on Tuesday night to
maaience of 700. 1t was upon the "Gov-
eminent Of the People by the People"
Taeelryenth annual Exposition in Gin
tr1at opened yesterday. The occasion
VIZ sgnazcd by q carnival procession
through the sireets-"the Cincinnatians
Welcoming King Rex" from New Orleans.
TVoempty coal trains eollided near Big
Dsn, Pcuna, yesterday and Is cars were
thrown into the dam. The accident was
due 10 the neglect of brakeman who fell
Glrep. a brakeman and conductor were
injured.
serious trouble which arose between the
EhIE aud eol0red citizens Of Marshall,
Itzs, owing TO an attempt by the latter to
Hratza "a military company, has been set
lied d both sides agreeing to disband their
military organizations.
Ttf American Exhibition of the Manu-
iafllret. aal Mechanics Institute In Bos-
Ton Sas opened yesterday. The Governor
and iltitel guests were escorted to the
building by procession of military, accom-
iaaial ly several bands OF music.
The 0aIeer- OF the Signal Corps at Cape
May, New Jersey, reports that the two
nssed schooner Hornet. of Philadelphia,
dragged out oi the Bay during Tuesday
night and went on the beach about a mile
Resi u Cape May. She will bea total loss.
lieutenant Taylor, commanding the ma
Finee al Pensacola, has been authorized td
remove them from the reservation to .
leallGS place, and to employ acclimated la
f9fffs 10 assist them. A marine named
Clark died OF yellow fever in the hospital
Oh Iuesd.y night, but there were no othel
eases
President Arthur yesterday visited ths
I@mber Of Commerce in Chicago, wher,
le@as received with great enthusiasm b,
~ assrmhlage of 1900 persons, who hac
galltted to greet their Chief Magistrate
wee President French, of the Chamber
made brei speech of welcome, to which
slr President responded appropriately
secretary Lincoln also made lew remarks
~ lne evening the President received the
general public In the parlors of the Grant
fselle Eotel. AT l1.30 o'clock he left by
sFetd train for Washington.
LIE ''tifa Legion of Select knights o
le American Order of United w Irkmen'
sleuTHed Yesterday at Pittsburg after elect
Mg NE following officers: Grand Com
RRa1aer, Walter E. Locke of Buffalo; Gran
elee commander, A. s. Smith, Pittsbure
H Htsad Lieutenant Commander, s. A. Smith
Mlaek City; Grand Recorder, j. ID. Mo
Inn!fe, Buffalo; Grand Treasurer, ! ohm
5a9@'fs, Rochester, N. Y; Grand Standar
SSeaftf, hoffman Ruger, Albion, New Yorl
n5ald ~ Senior Workman, N. s. Bennett
m ,ou, 1fand Junior Workman, A. G. Hill
y yleal; 6fand Guard, s. Graves, Lockpor
St% S,,s YORK; Grand Trustee, Garrison, Becl
"a a vessel of the Merritt Coast Wreckir
sgalfaiy anchored yesterday off ElberC
1a aaa dlyer began to search for the wreck
~ wv sulP EUROPE, which foundered about
sia stats ago The wreck was found and Il
III Tesf spent several hours in locating
iaa5 ,a5 vessel was loaded with iron, steel al
yaa' yyat' ana was on her way from London
Az iofk when she was wrecked. IL
4aet ,,, found the hull in good state of pre-
Traa,ioh NJ and brought up some of the iro
TSs T9s 1all y, VIII be blown to pieces next wee
ru r"e uRer also located the wreck of t
Ioal ITasLlSa y ship Chauncey Jerome, at Nor
a9nS s,aa branch. 1t was loaded with iron a
wR VIII ana ana was wrecked in 1854. This wre
",i aiso be blown to pieces.
Sa.eueftek Douglass said Yesterday to
M ,@ ~! .tPoller in Washington that there "
truth tutll IN the report that the propos
IIonsel,lon Ion,l,li,llon OF colored men to be held
@o t@louissllie ON the oath inst. twas to be
NJ WS interest n OF the present Administration
delaas,u douglass said he intended to go as
bal5s bSsale m % the Convention If 1t should
To- T,1 anu that "he had received letters fr,
6Sis Saei / louisiana, Arkansas, Nebraska, |
hit iI,, Iihulana, Maryland ard other Sta
Stt"iilig him that the delegates from th
6Soa 6a'9s would attend" He said also Il
r.oa aad received letters from Senator Fl
anoii, R, Vi Indiana; from the Mayor of Indi
of fis, ina, anu from other prominent gentlen
lnd,auala, welcoming the Convention
eoma5 poils, In case In should not be v
eola.oa la 70 Louisville, and in any case If
YSna vS,oted people should wish to hold the G
"1eon there.'' $50 = -'s,s> '''s :