The daily gazette., 1883-04-30
MORNING SUMMARY.


works, in Columbus, Ohio, were burned
yesterday morning. Loss $50, 900.
The property of G. g. Howell, President
OF the City National Bank of Leadville,
Colorado, has been attached for $64, 300.
A FIRE in Fairfield, Iowa, on Friday night,
destroyed a number Of buildings on the
Square, causing loss estimated a. S4O, 900.
Michael Reilly, convicted in Wilkesbarre
Of murder in the second degree was SEN
fenced on Saturday to eight years impris-
onment in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Henry Smith, Of st. Johnsbury, Vermont,
shot himself dead In jamestown, Dakota,
on Saturday because your & woman, whom
he Lad gone West to marry, refused to have
him. .. tr
Thomas Blair, boy, was accidentally
shot and fatally wounded W Edward Mill
ken, a playmate, at DunelIon, New Jersey,
on Saturday. Milliken was playing with
his fathers gun.
While several boys were examining an
old gun near Pine Grove, Penna., on
Saturday, 1t went of, and the contents en-
tered the temple Of John Bradford, infict-
Ing fatal wound. tr
A concert saloon on the first floor of the
Revere House, In Buffalo, was burned out
at midnight of Friday, and about 100
boaroers were frightened out Of their beds
and rushed into the street. iiF
In leaping hurdle In Forepaugh's circus
at Pottsville on Saturday evening, the horse
ridden by Mrs. Cook stumbled and fell
upon the rider, causing internal injuries
VIII ch It Is thought would result fatal.
George Ware was taken from the jail at
Florence, Alabama, and lynched by mot
on Saturday Ware had confessed that he
murdered boy named Bethune at Muscle
Shoals last week, 'for IS and a plug Of
tobacco" FA S< frf
Red Cloud, through agent Mct'illycuddy,
OF the Pine Ridge indian Agency, Dakota
informs the President that he has discovered
gold mine upon his reservation and "doef
not wish IT, be disturbed in the possession
of said mine for 20 years"
man giving name of H. z. Shannon
was arrested In Richmond, Virginia, last
week, for, disposiDg Of bogus jewelry by
meaIis of the 3drop game and itnow turnl
out that his name is Thomas Rogers and
| that he is wanted in New ork TO answer &
charge of murder.
The exporters Of hay from Canada to the
| United States, who were ''for many year
compelled to pay double customs duty by
| American officers" have appealed TO the
Dominion Government to obtain for them |
rebate for the amount Illegally extracted
The sum exceeds 81 10000
AS train on the Nashville aud Chatta
nooga railroad was nearing Anderson Sta
ton, on Saturday night, James Hawkins, |
passenger, suddenly rose and shot Rober
Reeves, another passenger, through tn
breast. Hawkins then jumped from the
train, aud is supposed to have broken hi
| neck
A tornado passed through Atacos'
county, five miles north of BentoD,in Texas
| on Saturday afternoon, demolishing house
and everything else In Its path. -Four per
sons were killed on one farm, and Of sever
persons who took refuge In a church tw'
were killed and four others "cannot bt
found" .. ...aH r.
At a store In Port Royal, South Carolina
on Saturday night, Charles Wallace,
white railroad employe shot three colore
men, named Miller, Singleton and sherman
The first was Killed on the spot, the secOn
mortalIy wounded, and the third, Sherman
''was shot in the head" his condition no
being stated. &
The saw mills of the Great Works Mill
ing and Manufacturing Company, at Brad
ford, near Bangor, Maine, were burne
Yesterday morning. A large amount c
valuable machinery and lumber was de
stroyed. The total loss is estimated a
!
of employment. +
John Leonas and s. Boudreaux, conviC
guards, went to colored festival near Bra
zoria, Texas, on Monday last quarr'
arose and the guards fired nine times at
eoloTed man named Wright without effect
Wright fled, and Will fleeing turned rOun
and fired several shots at his pursuers, kill
ing Leonas and fatally wounding Boudreau1
On Saturday afternoon Arcadia, La, wa
visited by a hail storm of extraordinar
severity. On a track of four TO five miles /
width the trees were stripped OF thei
foliage, great damage was done to tn
crops and some live stock was KILLED
Some of the hail stones measured II
inches In circumference and inches !
diameter" and "weighed thTee-quarters {
pound"
The five year old son of Francis McCo
: mick of Shenandoah, Pa, was torn TO piece
, by dog in neighbours yard last Frida
evening. The dog was chained but the iittl
fellow went to it and patted it on the heat
when he was seized by the brute an
dragged into the kennel. The owners {
0 the dog said ''it was always harmless an
j particularly gentle with children" 1t WI
3 put to death.
0 A fire in Wellsburg, West Virginia, ear
d on Saturday morning, destroyed the wage
b and carriage factory of Robert Thompso
the dwelling and tin shop of John Charnoc
6 the general store of Hugh" Barth, the Off
: OF TIE Hdnhdndls Nsibs, the town mark
s and several other buildings, causing a 10
a of $4,000. Most Of the burned buildin
/ were of wood. The fire l2arted in hi
n NOW, and is believed to have been ince
g diary,
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