Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1885-07-30


JOHN DANIELS Of Mount Junction. Ill.
was married the other morning and killed in
the afternoon by his father-in-law, who had
opposed the match
CHARLES JACKSON, who lives in the noun
talns of West Augusta, Va, in a frenzy Of
rage dragged his child from its cradle and
dashed out its brains He then knocked
down his wife and fed.
GOVERNOR MARTIN, Of Kansas, has issued
approximation providing for the prevention
OF the importation of infectious cattle into
the State
A CAR containing soldiers on their way to
Asheville, N. O., to attend the first encamp-
ment of State troops held in the South since
the war, was overturned ten miles from
Ashevlle. Fourteen men were wounded,
four Of them seriously, but none were killed
Train loads Of visitors were present in Ashe-
vile, from Tennessee, Georgia, South Caro-
lima, North Carolina and Virginia, and the
whole city was decorated
A CROWD of men forcibly entered the iail
at Minden, La, and shot to death two col
ored prisoners accused Of murder
JOHN FAUGMAN, his wife, and three-year-
old son have died in Baltimore from trichi-
nosis
THE prospects Of the cotton crop in Texas
surpass thossof the great crop season Of 1888.
WA8MAmgtOus
The President has made the following
further appointments Charles Spalding Of
Kansas to be receiver of public moneys at
Topeka, Kan; Samuel Thanhouser of Kan
sas to be receiver OF public moneys at Gar
den City, Kan; Edward J. Dawne of Ore
gon to be United States judge for the district
Of Alaska; M. L. Ball Of Alaska to be United
States attorney for the district of Alaska;
Barton Atkins of New York to be United
States marshal for the district of Alaska;
Arthur H- Keller Of Alabama to be United
States marshal for the northern district Of
Alabama Postmasters: Joseph K Bogert,
Wilkesbarre, Penn; Miles J. Finlen, Streat-
on, ILL.,; Charles E. Gallagher, Salamanca, N
r.; John L. Handley, Fairfield, Ill. s. Bar
clay Radebaugh, Urbana, ILL., /; Clinton Ro-
settle, Dekalb, Ill; George P. Sanford, Lam
sing, Mich.
The President has appointed William Fl.
Moffett, of New Jersey, an Episcopal minis
ter, to be consul at Athens, and John Dew
lin, Of Michigan, to be consul at Windsor,
Ont Mr.. Devlin has been assistant labor
commissioner Of Michigan.
SECRETARY MANNING has sent out circu-
lar inviting from manufacturers and others
their views as to the feasibility Of simplify
ing the tariff and making the duty specific,
SO as to protect home industries.
The President has appointed Samuel III.
uck to be postmaster at New Orleans; BEN
jamin E. Russell, at Bainbridge, Ga Viii
liam H Dawley, at Amigo, Wis.
A PROCLAMATION has been issued by the
President directing the cattlemen in the
Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation, in the
Indian Territory, to remove their cattle
within forty days
ADDITIONAL postmasters appointed by the
President: Frank p Crotzier at Nanticoke,
Penn; Simon Sawyer st Paramount, Neb. ;
George @. Rembaugh at Winfield, Kansas;
Geo. F. Haskell at Larimore, Oak; Thomas
B. Crawford at Grand Junction, Col Frank
Shut at Litchfield, H.; George J. Spohn at
Superior, Neb. wv e. Lewis at Charlton, Iowa:
William A. Fleming OF Nashua, Iowa. John
DAVE at Edgerton, Wis; VIM B. Alexan-
der at Pine Bluff, Ark S: R. Davis, at
Creston, Iowa Richard Sinnot, surveyor Of
customs, at the port OF New Orleans. Collec-
tors Of customs, Peter f. Coghill, district Of
Petersburg, Va; Benjamin r. Tate, district
of New London, Conf; Bradley B. SmaIley,
district Of Vermont; Theodore D. Jersey, dis
trict Of Perth Amboy, N j.