The daily gazette., 1883-11-26
,,ORaNrNoI sUMalARY.

O' Tlc rI Campbell Hotel Block, in Napanee,
IN. was damaged by fire ye sterday 10
,J's extent Of the $4,000.
NJ IL. N. PreHett, for many years
N .,,'rrss OF the Ydzoo Banner, died yesterday
~ IT, ZOO City, Mississippi.
-, boisting works OF thes.Summer Mining
:, many of Callente, California, were de-
,,,.tel by fire on Saturday. Loss Sl50,000.
,ocount OF the vote for Clerk OF the Su-
q Court of Baltimore has confirmed the
Ion Of Bond and added 53 to his ma
joriIy.
o.i',rs Yesterday celebrated It's second
a,sfy,reary by parade. There was large
turnout.
M canvass for the new city directory OF
ms Noines, Iowa, shows q population of
atout IS 900, a gain of 1900 since the CEN
,us Of 1880.
II ia reported that Linneman & Koop,
general storekeepers at Brainard, Minne-
Ma have made an assignment. I.iabili-
ties, $3.50, 600; asseste, $4,000.
J,seph HendrIekson, colored, was shot
and instantly killed by Henry Boston, also
calored, in disreputable house iD Harris
burg, Penna., on Saturday night.
The walking match in San Francisco
ended az 10 o'clock ON Saturday night, with
tbe following score; Hart, 500 miles; Har-
rIman, 4S1; McIntrye, 4Si; OLeary, 475.
John Walker shot and probably fatally
wounded William Frazier at christening
PARTY in Paterson, New Jersey, last night.
n The shooting was the result OF drunken
row.
Henry Miller, the supposed murderer of
tle King family near Hickman, KY, has
been arrested, and a man named Kosensteln
has been taken into custody as an accom-.
N pice.
The surviving veterans OF the War of
4 lS2 attended the services in Trinity Church,
n New York, yesterday. The Rev. DR.. Mul-
Cahey made brief alluslon TO them in his
4 sermon.
Lewis Houston, colored, charged with at
"A tempting felonious assault upon a widow,
was taken from the jail at Birmingham,
4 Alabama, and lynched by a mob on Satur-
N day night.
Secretary Folger has directed that after
4 today the new standard time shall be
adopted In the Treasury Department, and
tlai half an hour shall be allowed each
4 cmpoyc for luncheon.
A Work for the season on the Washington
Monument, in Washington, was closed on
4 Saturday, TO be resumed In the spring. The
4 structure has reached height of 4l0 feet, 10
n which i0 feet will be added before 1t is
finished
lucie are no new developments In the
4 BrooAyiile, Long Island, murder case. The
police now expect an ex-convict, who lives
thrre,quarters Of mile from the Maybee
mauslou, and who has not been seen since
tic tragedy.
Our Consul at Lyons, France, reports
large decrease in the exports (chiefly silk,
from tuat district to the United States. The
y4ius Of these exports during the first six
months of the present year was S5,322 1857
against 1852, ,3l3 during the corresponding
peripi Of 1882.
The glass factory of Thomas Evans & Co.,
In liuaburg, was destroyed by fire early yes
tGrday morning. The loss is $4,000, and
t,gnacc $4,000. OF the Insurance., SO 900
4 bu the Union, of Philat elphia; $4,000 Ia
N the United Firemen's, and $1,000 in the
4 Egai!ug Company.
Tie Relief Committee of Shenandoah,
charged with the duty of receiving and dis
trAuung contributions for the sufferers by
the ire, announce that there is no further
dtmaud for clothing, provisions and other
donations OF that character, but that there
Is sill urgent necessity for financial assist
ance.
A telegram from Ottawa says that as
iGrther encouragement to shipbuidinR In
Cauada, the Government, in addition to the
present drawback allowed on material en-
ieimg into the construction of vessels, will
Ii future grant a re bate of 10 cents per ton
on the register tonnage Of all Canadian built
vessels.
A passenger train on the Southern Pacific
Railroad was wrecked by highwaymen
Spreading the rails, near Gage Station, New
Mexico, on Saturday afternoon. After the
cars were thrown from the track the robbers
tired about 20 shots, and engineer Webster
Was Killed. 1t is said the robbers secured
eh'y 800 from the express car.
luitcd States Minister Dagget, at Homo
lulu, reports that during the quarter which
ended on the Both of June last, the exports
q sugar sirOm the Sandwich Islands de-
creased 1886, ,7s0 pounds compared with
aequarter of 1889. There was an increase
however, in the exports of molasses, rice,
eViiee, wool, goat skins and bananas.
Ex-Governor Hendricks, of Indiana, il
taii 10 be using his influence with Western
Con -rossmen IN favor of Mr.. Cox for next
speaker of the House. Ex-senator cDon.
aii, OF the same State, has taken no part
whatever III the canvass for the SpeakershiE
and has no intention of doing SO. The New
ofOus Times Democrat has come out in
support OF Randall for Speaker.
piain Vaughan, of the Petersburg
AfiilIfry, at Petersburg, Virginia, yesterday
received from Governor Cameron an order
Tor he Company's guns, to be sent i'm
he!htely at Matthew county, for lie,
against fleet of oystermen, Illegally dredg
n u in the Rappahannoek river. A twelv,
FOUNDER was sent on from Pittsburg las
night, and the Sheriff also sent largt
4 quantity of ammunition to the scene.
lesterday afternoon two men walking II
hrid near Eagle Rock Avenue, Yves
oTange, New Jersey, found the dead bod.
9' Fh~be Paulln, II years old, with he
lfnat cut in two places. An examination
showed she had been felonlously assaulted
anu there were evidences of a desperate
aruGgle. She had been sent to Orange OF
saturday afternoon. On the way back sh
was to stop at the house of friend owe
night, and her absence excited no alarm.
THE 0aspe Convention of Faithists II
III" Creator" met in New York on Saturda,
night. Delegates were present from 1
States. A Mr.. 7. Grill read an address, il
which he said "Ihe delegates did not in
Tend 10 patch up an old structure as ha,
nftn done since the time of Martin Luther
They wanted to commence work on a neV
'oGaation. They would not begin wit
adults but with children, whom they woul
'r4ch to regard virtue and industry as tn
strongest attributes of benevolence. The
were opposed to all creeds and doctrines, bu
took what ver was pood in Chriatianif,