The daily gazette., 1883-06-02
,.oaSrNo SUMMARY.
81. aoht stateruent issued yester.
puDlc ~ s,,otion Of "a. 500, ,476.

The pubic reductIon educ Of s. 500, ,476.
dg SnO"~, ,,,n fraud case on trial In New
The eleod eleeosnIted Yesterday IN a verdict o.
pdgnilty' n.,,a n.vls and wife arrived
Ex'efuarOm nome in Bloomington, nl., ON
ssss,rslay, 81 ,S from their wedding Hlp' -.
lnu,,t .ns bursting of boiler ue4r baSo9
by W" La. yesterday, TWO men wer.s kliieu ,e'
Cnes', ,t,ht men aud boys were seVefely iu-
jurd' ....id Jobn Walton and John
JonnJ Jonn Iog drivers, were drowned III the
Nasi',on Naus'an river, at Hersey, Mlchlgaii, pn
4 Thursday ua,n, hos snnninisd
lle p,erce representative 70 the South
0TesIes a',tion to be opened In Louisville In
az 7small boat going out to steamer at
An'in, S near Tallahassee, Florida, yes
Snell l1a 1",nsized in heavy sea, and Judge
leIua!i mio nd TWO other men we're drowned.
pau" : Tnompsop. ON trial in Minneapolis
w. =, ,,,aree of embczzling SIT 900 from
on Ilir I" Lovejoy, was acquitted on
IsIu"Sa S"s evening. 1T was his fourth trial.
inu', ,',s. psrlet committed suicide yesterday
gs,,,ahurgh. guiss New York, by taking laud-
u La"''u liz father and mother were starved
sfgn i.th in Paris during the siege Of that
city. ..-,t,.L 49, po.. oeaoo
na,,ment iu with post route maps during
pPayt fiscal wear, has been awarded to
Ins Il,us "s Rien u Co., of New York, for about
$4,000 y T,
lw e., Saginaw. Mich, was dem olished
po'' a,or5ay morning by the explosion of
lUer Three men were killed and i've in
mred, two fatally.
The free postal delivery system went into
.g.ct Yesterday in Knoxville, Tennessee,
rn,I anGcr = special act of Congress- A recent
San.ns u,s shows the population of that city to
bs more than $4,000.
pohert Henderson was hanged yesterday
.,nyford. erth Carolina, tor having beaten
AZ. az niG. 10 death in November last. She
mus @ sbout becoming a mother at the time.
The execution was private.
The semi-centennial celebration Of the
.ealement of Burlington, Iowa, yesterday
s,trartrd thousands Of peopls TO that city.
0ratons and regatta were the priHcipsl
features of the celebl lation.
Thirtv-four of the riotous miners near
Collinsyille, Illinois, who pleaded guilty to
tbe Indictment against them, were fined
~ and costs each, but stay of execution
was granted during their good behav or.
The President is expected back in Wash
ingfon to-day with Attorney General
Brewster, aud, probably, Secretaries FOlger
and Frelughuysen. Secretary Lincoln is
al.o expected to return to Washington to-
day.
Glenroy Henson, colored, keeper of the
civ hay scales, at Petersburg, Virginia, was
killed on Thursday night by his insane
slepson, Joseph Henson, who struck him
IN the head with fence paling studded
with nails.
There was special session of the Board of
PardoDs in Harrisburg, yesterday, to con-
slider the case OF Charles Golding, reported
to be dying in the West Chester jail, where
he is serving three years. term for bur
glary His pardon Is recomme ded.
John Bailey, aged 2S years, aud Henry
Wmbish, aged &c. both colored, convicted
Of murders, were hanged yesterday at
Macou Georgia, in presence of 800 people.
They had become Catholics while In Jail and
spent most Of their time In praying. They
conesse their guilt.
Agents of the Pennsylvania railroad have
bought the greater part of block of houses
aud several lots on the Schuylkill river, at
Reading, for site for the depot OF the
Company's new Schuylkill Valley road
where it enters Reading. The site is near
the centre of the city.
While a cask, weighing about 300 pounds
was neing hoiste from the sidewalk to the
ROOT Of ID. Hewlett a. SONS warehouse in
Philadelphia, yesterday, the rope broke and
the cask fell, causing injuries to Joseph
Mccullough from which he died ,and break
lng The arm OF Edward Kelly.
The disaster on the Grand Trunk Rail.
road ut Sratford, Vermont, on Thursday,
wss not caused, as at first reported, by the
breaking Of the bridge. A freight train was
moved by the wind along the siding so that
was struck by passing train and thrown
from The track upon the bridge. The bodies
OF the engineer and fireman have been re-
covered from the river. The injured brake
man will recover.
The Wiggius Ferry Company at st. Louis
yesterday began suit for $500, 900 damages
against the Chicago d Alton railroad fol
breach of contract. 1t is alleged that II
1864 the Alton and st. Louis Railroad Com
pany the predecessor OF the Chicago aud
Alton, made a contract with the Ferry
company lof the exclusive 1erriage OF the
railroad eompany's business, passenger anG
freight, across the river from East st. Loul
to that city. When the bridge opened til,
ierriage business drited away from thu
ferry company. A former suit between thu
same parties for breach of contract re
suited III Judgment in favor of the ferr
company for $4,000.
In Huntsville, ten miles from Carlisle
renna, yesterday morning, Mrs. Marti
Dluglass and her three children, the young
est an infant of six months, the eldest fiv
years OF age, were found dead In their houst
The children N bed with their throats GU
aud the mother on the floor also with he
throat cut, and bloody razor lying neal
AIRS. Douglass was about 26 years of ag
and worked at Pine Grove furnace, abou
Blk miles distant, He usually left HON
every Sunday evening for Pine Grove an
returned on Saturday. His vile had show
symptoms of insanity, and 1t is said thi
several months ago the family physicia
advised her friends to keep a watch upo
ner. The Coroner's jury rendered verdi
10 the effect that she killed her childre
Nhlle they were asleep, and then committe
suicide during fit of insanity.
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