Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-07-07
NEWS BUMMARY.

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mau-siarvipg Amidst Plenty
Ftramen Burned In she Ruins OF
n RuiIding-O -Oaher Incidents. Ac.
eidents, Grimes. Outrsges. Ee.
Patrick Carroll, miner, elected from
meeting Of the Miners Union, In
Bodie, CAL, on Friday night, attempt
ed to re-enter the hall, and was shot
dead. He was . native Of Virginia,
and is said to have been great grand
SON of Charles Carroll, Of Carrollton.
The man found murdered in the
northern section Of Chicago on Sunday
morning has been identified as Swede
named Johnson, employed in a tan.
yard. A companion with whom he
was drinking on Saturday night has
disappeared.
An old man named Norris, reported
to be worth $4,000, was found in
back room Of one Of his buildings, in
London, Ont, yesterday morning, dy-
ing Of q gaugrenous affection, in the
midst of utter filth and squaler. He
was removed to the hospital.
Six firemeu were buried under the
falling roof Of burning stable in San
Francisco on Monday night and severe
Ily injured. One Of them. who remain
ed half an hour under burning hay, was
taken ont insensible, and his recovery
is doubtful.
The Italian trackmen and laborers
who took the place Of the strikers along
1.-The New York and Long Branch Rail
road, in May last, are quitting work
between Point Pleasant and Long
Branch. They complain OF slow wages
and long hours"
4 The brickmakers at several Of the
kilns at Peterborough, N. j., struck
Yesterday for an advance OF ~ per
cent. An additional hour had been
added to their daily time without ad-
ditional compensation.
If Seven young ladies were thrown into
w esley Lake, Ocean Grove, yesterday
afternoon, by the capsizing Of q sail
| boat. Two Of them were saved by the
r boatmep, and the others were rescued
by young man named William Lewis.
> Russell Vincent, of Rochester. q fire.
man on the New York Central Rail
road. fell between two cars at Fair.
mount Station, on Monday night, and
was so badly injured that he died soon
afterwards.
Four men, two named Dee and two
.. named Mccoy, fought in Atscosa
county, Texas, few days ago. One OF
each name was killed and the Others
were bad ly wounded.
The house Of NJ. J. Deyson, neal
, Ocean Beach, N. j., was struck by
; lightning yesterday, and Mrs. Dsysor
was injured, 1t is feared fatally.
Lewis Rainey, colored, was convic
7 ted Of the murder Of his wife, in Dan
! Vile, Va, yesterday. There were tw'
u negroes on the jury.
Hudson Vanetten, prominent far
msr Of Sussex county, N. j., being pc
cuniarly embarrassed, committed sui
d eide, on Monday night.
o A storm in Brunswick county, Va.
D caused much damage, yesterday. Ol
one farm a large barn was demolished
q and 10000 poands Of tobacco were de
!. stroyed.
It A dancing pavilion at Tybee Island
near Savannah, was blown down by
~ gust on Monday, and four persons Wer
l. severely injured.
J. A young man, who was one Of tn
contestants in a walking match at Sal
!. Hartor, L. l., en- Monday, dropped feon
!, exhaustion, and died after being re
- moved from the track.
Young, Chapman & Co., boot AM
: shoe manufacturers of Montreal, hav
suspended. Their liabilities are report
V ed at 100000.
Miss Cora Walker, residing in Ne'
!. York City, had fit in a bath tub, a
> Poughkeepsie, yesterday, and wa
scalded to death.
Malachi Grady was fatally shot b
81 William O'Malio in a quarrel, at Wol
i cester, Mass, yesterday.
- John Boyle and John Langham wer
70 70 drowned near Pictou, Ont, yesterday
~ y" by the upsetting Of yacht.
John Coleman, aged ten years, acc
IDENTIFY shot himself dead with to
pistol, in Elizabeth, N. j., yesterday
a A man was fatally wounded Will
a, firing salute at Fort Ringgold, Texas
"a on Monday.
~ The completed census at Chiose
.. .. gives that city a population Of 50l,97s