Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

ealing INTO Chicago belong 10 anu are c1llluH-
,d by Eastern capitalists.
|
A number ofkeepcrs OF disreputable houses
in New \ FORK have been arrested under grand
jury indictments. 1t is said that gambling
houses are to be next attended TO.
John e. Ileenan, fpugilistic notoriety died
OF consumption on Saturday. His death oc
Cured in Union Pacific Railway train, near
Rawlings, Utah.
Captain L. Ii. Moody, who was i'll of yellow
fever at Little Rock, died on Saturday. No
other cases Of the disease have been rcpor
ted in LATHE Rock.
James a. McCaulley has been elected Mis-
slonary Secretary Of Grace afternoon Sabbath
School, vice James NJ. Ellison, whc has re-
moved from the city.
MIR. +. +. Bogia, formerly of the firm Of Joinl-
ston Bogia, has obtained Il situation in the
Government Printing office, at Washington.
Andy Williams, at Greenbank has got the
frame work of his new house raised, and Ia. is
now putting ON the Notwithstanding.
Robert, . years old, son of John G. Haddock,
residing a. 1913 Washington street fell from :.
''itt3. an "bntisr,, 6fTmivillc,, Ky who Two
ye''s ago Was eclor"f ST. Clements Church,
Cecil Co., Md.,has received Il call to st. Ann,'s
Parish in Miietown.
Nihteen deaths from yellow fever have nc-
CURED CURED IN Mobile since the appearance Of The
disease i'll that city. No deaths have been re-
ported i'll She last foity-cght hours.
Nine deaths from yellow fever were reporie,l
ia montgomery, Alabama, during Sunday and
Monday. The Alabama State Fair has been
postponed from the ID 10 the 18th of Noycm-
Der.
The Superior Court at Boston has affirmed a
verdict giving Mrs. Parker $3.50 damages ;for
injuries sustained on the Boston and Albany
Railroad.
Ihe interior oithe old city hall dt Hartford.
Conn, was destroyed BY fire on SATURDAY. uinbt
IL was an old brick building. The fire is sun.
posed To have been the work Of an ineendiary.
The Clifl llunsr, at Salt Lake city, wa, dam
aged ny lire On Friday night, 10 the extent Of
$4,000. ~ -
n lire in New brunswick, n. j., ON Sltur-
hty' destroyed The Reading Railroad Connmn, 5
stables with Is mules, and Benefits brick sta-
bes. Loss 10000.
John Holmes, a moulder in the Allentown
hoillug Mil, was killed by u railroad train at
Allentown on Saturday.
The suit of Palmer against the city or Can
cord, y. H., for S7Gl3 damages for inv.sn,,,'
y
resulted on Saturday in verdict for 1he ciiv
Four additional arrests of comt,rGters i,ro
been nude in North Carolina. Two cxncli,
tons have been sent from Ashley lille, but having
To traverse an area Of 800 miles, rmbraciu,r tnn
Counties, they have not yet been heard from
Robert Sixbury died in Jefferson comfy
N =, on the 23d instant, aged llO years
anu months. Among the attendants AT his
funeral were several Of his children, aged he.
tween so and ninety years. Sixbury had n
great reputation as a hunter, having killed
over 22UU deer on "John Browns tract i,
Northern New York. When past ei~bty h.,
met with an accident which made NECESSARY
the amputation of one of his legs.
Owing to heavy rains and the destruction
Of cotton by the army worm, there is great
restitution in several couut;es Of Alabama
In some places there is actual Starvation "
and 1t Is feared that unless help is given
during the winter many persons must nerisL
Tor want of food.
The Georgia State Fair, at Macon, il is
SAID, will he the finest exhibition of the kind
ever made in the South. One hundred and
lfty FLOODED horses are on the ground, and
the display will include one thousand chickens
OF every known variety.
The yellow fever continues TO prevail in r.x.
as, south of Corscana, but there is no unusual
sickness north of that place. A fatal case of the
lever having appeared at Corpus Christi, that
GUY has been placed under rigid Quarantine.
United States troops are patrolling the roads to
prevent intercourse between 1t and Browns
vile. As the northern mails 60 TO Brownsyille
by way of Corpus Christi their transmission ia
likely to be interrupted for time.
Quite stir was created at Washington last
week by the action Of the creditors of the Wash
ington City Savings Bank. BY the act of Con-
gress under which the bank was organized the
trustees are Individually and personally liable
10 the creditors for all excess Of Indebtedness
over the capnal stock (Which they have assem-
leu' lle capital stock of the bank was $50
wv, anu It's Indebtedness about 5000 GOD, so
that the trustees are responsible for $50 oO0,
and = suit has been brought against them Nv
Dne oftlie cred ilors to recover about $1,000 due
10 lin by the bank
At Forest, Ont, on Friday man and wife
with on, child, got off an eastern bound rail
'oad train, saying there were persons IN the
'ars who were going to murder them. 1t was
observed that they were insane, and during
he afternoon they were all seen to jump into !
pond. The man and child were taken out
lead, but the woman was restored to consc-
BUSINESS.
Wintermute, who assassinated Gen. Me. |
look, was arralgncd on Saturday in the Dis
riot Court at Yankton, Dakota, on charge
i granddaughter, and pleaded not guilty. /!
Judge Barnes decided to admit Wintermute |
% bail In the sum Of $40 OOn Hwbirb - ;,,ro |