Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-11-11

Sentenced for Life Duy.
glaFy-eaher Incidents, Acct.
donts, Grimes, Casualties and
Miscellaneous Delays.


| glaFy-0aher incidents, Ace
donts, Grimes, Casualties an
Miscellaneous Delays.
Martin Nolan and Alexander C GileI
convicted Of murder and robbery, wei
sentenced In New Orleans yesterday
by Judge Leizsnburg, to imprisonmer
at hard labor for life. W. L. TholI
son, their attorney, was then called n
and sentenced TO one months impris
onment for an assault and battery, O
which he was convicted some month
ago.
Burglars entered Adams e. Leonard
banking house in Dallas, Texas, earl
on Tuesday morning, and attempted I
blow open the safe. The building wa
wrecked and the town was reused b,
the explosion, but 1t was believed tn
money and securities In the safe
amounting to $500 900, remained in
tact. About s65. 900 in vsluablss, mon
ey and securities were taken from tn
vault.
The New York State Board OF Health
at Albany, adopted resolutions yester
day urging tho importance Of vaccina
tion oprsYsnt the spread Of smallpox
The Board appointed Hon. ErAstu
Brooks and DR.. Harris delegates to tn,
American Public Health Association
to meet In New Orleans on December 7th
A FIRE in Pstrolis, Pa, yesterday
morning, destroyed Blymiller's Hotel
the United Pipe Line Office, Argyll
Savings Bank, q hardware store, I
meat market, and several other build
ings. The Stewart block, in Middle
bury, Vt, was burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss about 100000.
Henry Freeman, book-keeper in TIL
Steamboat Inspectors Office in New
York, was arrested last night for steal
Ing $500 from the Office and changing
the license accounts to conceal thu
theft. He confessed his guilt. He II
43 years Of age aud has . family.
John oden, his wife and niece, wer'
struck by train while trying to cros'
the railroad track in wagon, neal
Minonk, ILL.,, on Monday. The women
were Instantly killed, and Oden WAS SC
badly injured that he died In few
hours.
Matthew Reeves, 0 steamboat mate,
was stabbed eight times BY Monroe
Clinck, night wstshmAn, In . bar.
room quarrel In Memphis, early ysstsr-
day morning. Reeves died from his
wounds, and Clinsk was arrested.
At q meeting Of the National Lamp
Chimney Association, held yesterday !,
in Pittsburg, it was unanimously re-
solved that all the factories in the
United States should stop the prsduc-
tion Of sueh ohimneys four weeks prior
to the 10th Of January next.
A telegram from Harrisburg says the
witnesses In the Riot bill bribery cases
have again been summoned, and Mes.
srs. Smith, Long and McCune will be
put on trial next Monday.
George Shaner, Of Durham, N. j.,
was killed Yesterday by his horses be-
coming frightened and dashing over an
The horses were 80 bad
ly injured that they had to be shot.
The barkentine Samuel Welsh, which
arrived at Philadelphia, from Galway,
Ireland, on Tuesday night, made the
passage in II days. This is said to be
The shortest on record between the two
ports.
II is feared that the propeller Zsa-
land, with crew Of sixteen men, was
lost In the recent gallo on Lake Ontario.
Part Of her cargo and yaWl boat mark
cd with her name, have been found
floating in the Lake.
In the Circuit Court Of Union county,
Ark, Bennett, who assassinatedA. C..
JsmisOn in March, 1879, was convic-
ted on Monday Of murder In the first
degree.
Chas. Thomas was sho. dead by
Moses Grinnell in quarrel about a
neu house, at Tiverton Four Corners,
Mass, on Tuesday. Grinnell, who Is
70 years Of age, was arrested.