Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-08
NEWS SUN aARY.
Tho Dunkirk Boiler Explosion
Supposed Murder - CutIisE n
Throat Tor MOney-A Priests Flu
neral - Other incidents, Acct
dents, Grimes and CAsuallies.

supposed muf0of - CuttlaG
Throat Tor MOney-A Priests Flu
neral - other Incidents, Acct
dents, Grimes and CAsualties.
Two more of the injured by the boil
sr explosion at Dunkirk, Ohio, died
yesterday, namely, Robert Thrush and
a little son of Mr.. Fredericks, owner Of
the thresher. Henry Bowers and John
McVilty are not likely to recover. J.
Kellogg, John Loop and Thomas Brown,
though badly injured, are expected to
survive. The only person about the
thresher who escaped injury was Mr..
Fredsricks' oldest son, who was protec.
ted by being under the separator.
shindle G. Young, aged q years, a
telegraph operator at Sunbury, Pa,
went 10 Danville on the Fourth, miss
ing the train, started to walk home.
Yesterday afternoon his body was
found in the river, three miles from
Danville. He was wounded in the side
and is supposed to have been murder
ed.
Michael Golden, driver Of a canal
boat, being drunk, demanded money
from his captain, Timothy Riisrty, at
Black Rock, N. Y, yesterday morning,
and was refused. He attempted to kill
Riferty, by cutting his throat with q
razor, and inflicted wound that may
prove fatal.
The funeral Of Rev. Father Doran,
lately pastor Of St. AIMS Catholic
Church, in Albany, N. Y, took place
from that church yesterday. Bishops
Conroy and Wadhams, Vicar General
Luiden, and one hundred clergymsn
were present. Bishop Wadhams pro-
nounoed sulogy on deceased.
The inquest in the ease Of the three
O'Connor children at Jersey City was
finished last evening, and resulted in q
verdict that "Mary O'Conner, the
mother of the children, committed the
murder while laboring under temporary
alteration Ct mind"
Frederick Mason, ga railroad conf.
dence man, and Richard Brady and
Francis Carroll, Philadelphia thieves,
attempted to escape from the jail in
Harrisburg, last evening, but were dis
covered by the keeper. They had dug
q large stone out Of the cell wall.
A negro named Sylvester, was ar
rested in Pensacola on Tuesday, and
taken to Mobile, on the charge of hav-
ing murdered jeremiah Black, police
man in 1872.
At Vulture Mine, Arizona, on the
21st ult., Miss Lubiate was shot dead,
by a disappointed Mexican suitor,
named Jose Maria Solazar. The mur-
derer fed, bat was soon captured,
tried by a lynch court and hanged.
At Leadvills, Col, on Tuesday even
ing, William Carter was esoorting Mrs.
Dillou home from q ball when they
were met by the woman's husband. A
quarrel followed and Dillon was shot
dead by Carter.
Postmaster General Key has ordered
that hereafter oficers of the Pest.of
Department known as special agents
shall be designated "Post Office In
spectors."
Mrs. Jackson and her granddaughter
were thrown from wagon by q run
away accident az Keelersburg, Wyom-
ing county, Pa, on Tuesday night.
The girl was severely injured and the
old lady killed.
Jack, Brown L Brother, dry goods
merchants, Of Paris, Texas, made an
assignment yesterday. Liabilities, $7o,-
600; assets, 425,Oo0.
A. Biddle Woods, Of Washington,
was drowned yesterday at Silverton, N.
j., by the capsizing Of = boat.
The steam yacht sprite sank row
boat opposite Rutherford Psrk, N. J.,on
Tuesday night, and two girls were
drowned.