Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-12-30
NEWS SUMMARY.
YESTERDAY'S NEWS OF 1NSA~
DENTS, ACCIDENTS. AND
HTISCELL&EEOCg.

A telegram from Cincinnati says
that arrangements have been com
nIetsd "for the consolidation Of the
Commereial aud Gazette newSDap0rs'
and the publication Of new daily un-
dsr the nape of Commercial Gazette.
The new paper will be issusd az soon
as certain mechanical preparations can
he made, Beth MI. Richard Smith, OF
the Gazette, and Mr., ARrat Halssead'
of tho Commercial, will be in the man
avemont of the new paper, ana tnSy
will bs assisted by such talent nom inc
two napors as is needed tI make the en-
terpfise successful. The paper Will Do
Republican in politics"
Johanna Most, the Socialist, made
an atrocious speech TO congenlal aaa'
fence in Chicago, on Thursday nlght'
He said that "when people got the up
nor hand they stopped killing. The
nnly thing to be done was to Keep on
killing; people here must XII; MusI
omen BANKS and stores and help them
selves to whatever they wanted; ana
bankers and capitalists must be SCI u
work on the streets" His diaboilcal
advice was received with 1.-THE most
uprcarious applause
It is intimated that the recent decl-
sion of Chief Justice Park, at New da-
ven. that the black ballots used by the
i Democrats at the election in thai CITY
were illegal, may lead TO a contest on
the state ticket also. Similar ballots
we're cast In New Haven for Governor
elect Waller, and leading Republicans
propose to contest his election anu Se"'
their candidate, Bulkiey.
Captain W. H. Hooper, formerly
Delegate in Congress from U tan, ls 0y-
inr in Salt Lake City. In his youth he
vas a steamboat captain on the Mlssls-
sinui river. About thirty years ago ne
i am 6braced tbe Mormon faith. He was
A monagamist, and being, privately as
. least, oDposed to the continuance OF
9 nolvgamy, his death will 10 a blow to
J. The liberal party amoug the Mormons'
Governor Rusk, of Wisconsin, mas
oAiciaIIv notified all the officers ot
Il WankeSba county "that they have
Q failed to quality by omittlnS the ming
Il OF bonds within the prescribed Gtne'
The Sheriff excepted" Ihe Snerln ID !"
: Republican, all the others are Demo
= crats. Under the Constitution the
u Governor will fill the vacancies Dy ap
II pointment.
Ata Convention of Veterinary Sur
,, - oe ms. held yesterday in Winnipeg, II
,e Gas raported that 100 cases Of glanders
le existed among the horses there. Ihe
le new agricultural act will give the IN,
snectoT power to examine suspected
10 ,i,jmo;s without an order from a udge
~ 10 and, if he finds them infected, to have
them shot
ct The President will move iato tint
White House to-day from the oo!ulers
Home. At the New Year recepIl%Ij
H. On Monday, he will be assisted 0y al
no tAe mem bers of the Cabinet ana Cn'
es aides Of their families, and the WlVe'
ge NJ few Senator'S and Representatives,
and citiz3ns of the District OF Column
NJ bla. $500
Hi Edward Knowlton and Charles Stiles
Is aged respectively II and years, wer
Id sTrested in Wallingford, Connecticut
OF Yesterday, aud confessed that they al
lhi; lh; lam pted to wreck the up passenge
nu rain last Tue9day, because an en-
Inlovee of the road had driven them o
os as th3 track.
pe' William Kaufman, IS years of ag
ct. shot himself through the head WIN
lIy revolver IN Newberry, Gum DeriaI
o oer county, Penna, on Thursday, ana ls
critical condition. Annoying I
our marks of his companions abouta pr
ets. sent he made lady friend on Chrls
mas was this cause.
Celia Witzel, German woman WI
Nm has been only six months IN this couI
,h 1I trv was arrested in New York yeste
ar1 LIS dsy "wbile trying to pawn 1853 pieces
"' silyerware," the property OF Agh
Sch1ader, for whom she was & ome'
lIlc ic, The goods are worth over S5'ooo'
az Jnstice Loranger, in Montreal, b
decided that "lahor unions lot e&Go
az; a. ing higher wages are Illegal anu
ndl- has awarded an elnployer$zO damag
MT against a member Ct a union VINO
d1ced a fellow workman to quit
ram employers shop
ing Anderson, the young telegraph OF
4 up rator At / acnute, Canada, who recen
Inherited $3.50, 900 by the death OF
tan uncle in Scotland, has Just been ne
ex. 6ed of another bequest of 500 COO II
j. another uncle lately deceased.
an The customs collectors at Bost
iage NJ VII baltimore and Portla
Feb have teen instructed to receive P
posaIs for the construction VI sneoS
dest imported cattle at the quarantine
f the tions to be established at those ports
his The yard and dock depar tments
very the Charlestown navy yard Will prC
rson bly be closed tonight, unless an OF
leVer IN the contrary is received from
secretary of the Navy. About
men will be affected by the change
While q party OF boys were PLAY
orFeS on the ioe on q brock In Hyde +
very near Boston, yesterday afternoon, q
sur of them-Johnny Burns, aged Ona
lOWn Burns, aged 9, and Johnny Oarl
. nIon L,na aged were drowned.
;m9 M" The suit for $4,000, brought by
Nth. Slayback against John A, Cooke
Clans IAN Of tie Post Despatch, in st. Louis,
+ the the loss Of her husband, was dlsmi
same Yesterday at the plaiDht's Instance
eated Mayor Grace, of Nav York, ye
4 vet. dav refnged the application OF 81
resent Morse for a license for mis- new ha
isease be used for the production OF MS
It was sion Play"
much Taoob Stull and Jacob HashI
rcised erPaiters. have been ARRESTED
were 9".tarshnrg West Virginia.
evSral aaid tbair arrest finally breaks |
tering aang of eleven counterteiters.
'Ne Ivison Slade, colored, was ha
m, Yesterday in Yanceyville, North
D.n lima, for the murder OF colored
seeing mani lh~n, .ho avacution.
faCili- neSSeu 1U 'SO oosot" yentardav conf
% rail Lno = % T"nonhsII oP IopiSiana.
heavy noos.T w. N"ntarev and Chandl
Ied in Uousu. I "C W ha Collector of Custom
VA Iii III Southern Oregon.
Will The Board Of Trade and the Cha
of Commerce of Cincinnati have
ed resolutions urging Congress TO
bill extending the bonded perio'
down .bu