Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-18
THIRD EDITION
NEW SUMMARY.

Labor strike-TO be Indlcied-Th'
Murderer OF Mas SiEersO n
Georgia State Omcers-Other In
cidsats, Accidents. Grimes and
Casualties.
At meeting Of the Spinners' Unior
in Fall River, Mass, last night, com
mittses were appointed 10 meet the va
rious corporation treasurers to- morrow
and ask an increase OF 10 per cent. IL
wages. The manufacturers resolved
a. meeting yesterday morning in view
Of the "ialling state OF the market, tC
make no changes in wages at present
1t Is said that at the next session o
the Grand Jury Of Essex county, Mass.
in January, the District Attorney vii
ask indictments against DR.. G. S. May
lately Superintendent OF the Insan,
Asylum at Dsnvers, for alleged in.
timacy with some Of the matrons of the
asylum. DR.. May is supposed to be a
present in Nova Scotia.
Andrew J. Gillen, who murdered
Miss 6igerson in New York, is believed
TO be prowling In the wilds Of Pike
county, Pa. kilograms have been re-
ceived in Milford notify ing the author
tiles to capture him, and q description
Of him has been circulated through the
county.
The Legislature Of Georgia yester
day, ele,tsd Hon. James Jackson Chic
Justice and Martin J. Crawford Second
Associate Justice of the State Supreme
Court. After three Intellectual ballots
for Third Associate Justice, the LeSis
latuIe adjourned until to, day.
An application 10 bail William Gro
yer, the 50.yearold husband who shot
his Is year old wifs at Eatontswn, N
j., last week, Was refused yesterday,
the girl not yet being considered out Of
danger. 1t is thought Grover will be
sent to al insane asylum.
In the Superior Court, at Chicago,
yesterday, judgments vera entered in
favor of Mary White for $1,000 damages,
for injuries sustained by the explosion
Of a soda water fountain in o candy
store, by which she was confined to her
house for several months.
William J. Bradley, son Of Justice
Bradley, of the Supreme court Of the
United States, and Elizabeth, daughte ter
of Senator Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
we're married yesterday in Harrisburg.
Rev. DR.. Cattell OF Lafayette College
oficiated.
George Bates, colorel, was stabbed to
death by Mary Burns, at the latter's
house in St. Louis, yesterday morning.
He was drunk a. the time, and the wo
man says he threatened to kill her. She
and her husband ara in jail.
The annual session OF the Virginia
Conference of the Methodist Rpiscops.
Church South began yesterday in Dan
vile. Bishop Keener presided. There
were present l24 preachers and Is lay.
men.
The Worlds Fair Executive Commit.
tee, Of New York, yesterday resolved
to ask portion of Central Park as a
site for the Exhibition. The New
Workers. think $50 to 200 acres will be
sufficient.
On November lst, the estimated
amount of gold coin aud bullion in the
United States was $454, 0l2, 03O; and of
silver coin and bullion, $l5S, 27l 1927:
total gold and silver, s6l2, 282,357.
Cobford, the champion oarsman of
British Columbia, ia anxious to make
a match with Han!an, and has gone 10
San Francisco to see his hackers for the
purpose.
Census superintendent Walker, It is
said, expects to announce the result of
the census for the whole United States
about the middle of December.
Henry Richards, engineer, vas crush
I'D to death in the machinery of the
American Rice Mil, New Orleans, yes.
tsrdav.