The daily gazette., 1883-03-14
moRNIre SUMMARY,

.,s uouse of Representatives yes
The llllnV,' NH establishing the whipping
~ ~ ior wiie-beaters' No,o
0ss % ~ steamship Hudson, from New vs,esns =. ns
Inc s.or "argo of cotton, was damagea ~ hIe
VIZ NJ = 'yt York yesterday to the eA'ene u
I,, lDouo ~, or,oni. colored, was shot dead by
EllIs nor L. named Jones, in Chattahooches,
toreSe'PS sS, an sunday, in dispute about pay
~, g'i for some whiskey'
u T,oro m was an extensive caye,in ~ the
Il. lheIe Mine I'M Deadwood, Dakota, on
tilgl1an' Iar All the miners escaped except
lo'U~b n who was fatally injured.
&one' .",a,rom "no from Glendive, Montana, says
WV Sss all run out of the rivers Ia that
ihe lce Ha and the weather is springhke.
Tsa TsUn l. no danger of flood.
Iy The nearly completed Queen Anne villa
n William A. Street at kumson rArS, opp
~ Seabright, N. j., was destroyed py nTe
wv Yesterday morning. Inc loss 10 esti-
mated at $4,000.
nan named Pacha was arrested near
-, Fetterman, Wyoming Territory, on
,nnlov fo' for having murdered six men
Iesning T in prospecting camp, IN Colorado,
sbolt nine years ago.
VTss Tso American Base Ball Association, in
.ia, ~ a. 81. Louis, Yesterday, elected as
,iar sess,Tm umnires Charles F. Daniels, Hart
rsS. " II. Becannon, New York; Benja-
~, ~ So,nmers. Cincinnati. Substitutes, Jno.
n I'T Wagner, st. Louis, and John K. Bass,
Brooklyn.
sudal Zambois, 10 years OF age, yesterday
A a., ,,oti,ion In one of the New York city
annIts ,TT for the appointment Of guardian TO
onable him to bring suit for divorce. He
oisOed that he was "held prisoner and
forced [e to marry the woman" The petition
was granted.
To6n Fl. Jacabs killed Catharine Edwards
. A, Caseyvile, Illinois, on Saturday evening,
. hy snapping gun at her, which he did NOS
sanoose 10 be loaded. He was committed
n a ail on Monday without ball, although
The Coroner's jury had declared the deed
unntentonal.
In Jessamine county, Kentucky, on Mon
day night, Fremont Oaks and another ruff
|Gan, riding by George Allender's house,
grei six shots at it. Allender fired back,
and shot Oaks in the abdomen, making
wound that will probably be fatal. There
was no previous quarrel between them.
The thirty-sixth annual meeting of the
|s,ockholders of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company was held yesterday. The annual
rpport was adopted, the incoming Board of
directors instructed to carry out Its recon-
mendations, and the management's policy
q 70 betterments for the year 1888, was ap-
proved.
very dangerous counterfeit of the
standard silver dollar has appeared in Ohio
and Indiana. II has {" the exact weight,
ring and appearance of the genuine, and
rp.sts the acid test unless It's outer coating
. of silver Is penetrated. Several Of the
+ pieces having been detected on reaching the
Sub.treasury.
The funeral of Bishop Quinlan took place
Yesterday in Mobile. Eight bishops and 40
4 priests assisted at the services. Archbishop
Elder, of Cincinnati, celebrated the mass,
and Bishop Gilmore, Of Cleveland, preached
H the sermon. The procession was very large.
The remains were inferred in the crypt of
\ the Cathedral.
The Washington sleeper of the Western
express train due at Pittsburg yesterday
morning, caught fire near Wilmore Station,
. in the Allegheny mountains, at o'clock,
from the upsetting of a lamp. The passen-
gers were transferred to other cars, and no
person was injured. The sleeper is entirely
consumed, and the loss is estimated at
S3O,00O
Mrs. Kline, of Westbury, Long Island,
went out yesterday morning leaving her 10
year-old son to take care of his sisters, aged
six and eight years. During her absence
the boy got his fathers gun, placed his
eldest sister sister on a bench, said they
would have some "fun, ',and fired at her,
causing fatal wound. When he saw what
he had done he washed the wound and told
her to say she had cut herself with glass.
He then got a doctor, who discovered the
serious nature of the wound. 1t is alleged
that the boy "did not know it was loaded. y
The case of Enos j. Crowther, charged
with completely in the robbery of 100000
worth of city bonds from the Treasurer
Office in st. Joseph, Missouri, year ago, il
now on trial in that city. Yesterday, John
) Cox, one Of the defendants, turned States
evidence, He testified that he, with Grow,
ther Irwin and Scott, planned the robbery
and that, ION the night of the nth of March
while the st. Patrick's Day ball was goinG
on IN the City Hall, Crowther and Scott en-
tered the office OF the City Register and alb
s'ratted the bonds from the vaults. Subse
1uCnily Scott and Irwin went to New Yorl
and negotiated them"