Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-10
NEWS SUMMARY.
GENERAL hAPPENNINGs OF A
DAY.

4 Number Of Accldenss--L1q q M
Dealers who Corrupt Children
"A q ,nspirAaOr Arrested
Rail read Aesidents--A
Chsnaman Hung
Othor lncIaenIs.
Joseph p. Hague, well-knowl
broker Of Newark, New Jersey, wa
arrested yesterday, on indictment
found by the L. $. Grand Jury, charg
ing him with conspiracy with HeDr,
h, Marchbank, corresponding clerk O
the Mechanics National Bank, to de
fraud the bank out of $4,000, and TO
aiding and aoettlng MarchbanK in alb
stracting funds from the bank.
Justus koehler, manager of tho New
York office OF she Hamburg. .Magdeburl
Fire Insurance Company, committed
suicide yesterday by shooting hinsel
while riding in a cab in Central Park
His health aud habits were believed /,
D- good and his accounts straight. an,
his friends can only account for hi
suicide on the theory of sudden i'll
sanity.
At meeting OF prominent member
Of the Unity Church, in Chicago, or
Wednesday might, it was decided by 1
vote Of ~ to Il, that the teachings o.
Rev, Dr. Mime, the Pastor Of thu
Church, were mot in accord witt
Unitariansin or with the second articl,
Of the Unity Church creed, which re
coglizes God.
A passenger train from New York
Oh the New Jersey Central Railroad
struck three Hungarians, near Penl
Haven, Penna., yesterday. killing two
OF them and fatally injuring the third
The unfortunate men had but recently
arrived in this country aud were goint
to the coal regions on loot.
John II. Conklin, for four years su
perlnteudent of the Holyoke Bone
Company's mill, at Holyoke, Massa
nhusetts, is charged with having los
$4,000 of the Comany's money IL
private speculation. He has lef
Holyoke, "and the Company does MOI
intend to pros cute him.
The ageu, OF the Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty to Children, in Bos
ton, has complained to the Police Com
missoners that nineteen liquor DEALER
have been guilty of selling liquor tt
children. The accused have been mott
fed, and should the charges be proved
their licenses will be revoked.
Thaddeus Fox, Of Camden, brake
man on the Pennsylvania Railroad
was killed by falling from a train, a
East Newark, on Wednesday night
James Murphy, a Philadelphian, wa
fatally Injured while trying to board
train at Marietta the same night.
BY the explosion of a quantity o
giant powder in railroad rock cut, a
Cornwall, New York, on WedD esda.
evening, b. f. Crshman, Of New Yorl
city, and Hilmar A. Teller, a Norwe
gian aborer. were killed. Anothe
man was injured, but not fatally.
Charley Hing, a Chinamau, wa
hanged yesler,lay at Winnemucca, Ne
vada, for the Murder Of All Lick, fel
low country man. Hing asserted tina
he acted in selt.letence, and that $50
had been used to bribe witnesses t
swear falsely against him.
1t was rumored in Washington yes
teriay that the grand jury had iDdicte,
the dorsey combination I'D. w
Dorsey, Thomas j. Brady, l.. W. Van
JChn NJ. Miner, j. B. SAnaerson an
NJ. G. keydell--for conspiracy to de
fraud the Government.
The Irish Americans of Chicago ar
preparing to celebrate, on the 10Th inst.
the Centennial OF the Dungannon Con
ventiou of 1882, the result CT which, TO
Il number Of years, secured to lrelan'
civil and religious independence.
Frank Mix and young woman
named Breckens, were drowned yes
terday by the breaking of ice on Con-
,nerce Lake, Michigan. Mix Nigh
have escaped, but he perished in tryin
to save the girl.
Mrs. Chalbourne, wife and mother {
the convicted muruerers of Albert Wa
SON. committed suicide yesterday in 8
Adams Vermont, by taking poison
She had been suspected of completely i
the crime.
A telegram from Portsmouth, Ne
Hampshire, says a bell buoy is to tax
the place of the second.class can buo
at kits Rocks, which lie in the diret
course of navigation, a half mile mort
by west of Whales Back light.
An international conference in beha
of Sabbath observance in the Unite
States and Canada is to begin in tn
First Presbyterian Church at Pittsburl
on March 18th, aud continue tire
days.
The Cotton Rollers Association {
New Otleans is on strike tor the dl
charge of all employees not mem beIs {
the Association, and the business {
the cotton presses is at stand still.
Colonel Seaton, Superintendent of tt
Census, estimates that it will require
TO II months TO complete the work {
his Bureau. The printed reports wi
embrace about 10000 pages.
The National Stove Manufacturer
Convention, in session at Gin cinnat
agreed yesterday upon q general az
vance in all clas Ies of manufacture
ware, but not as yet fixed the amour
The Legislature of Connect,cut ye
terday conGrmed the nominations
Mes,rs. Park, Carpenter and Parde
for Judges of the Sumpreme Court I
that State.
| William Miller, "the Oldest Mason
in the United States" died in Caldwell
Ohio, on Wednesday night, aged .
years 1t is said he has been Maso
81 years.
| A gang of burglars is operating
Wilkesbarre and its nelghborhood. n
fewer than % robberies have bee
reported there since Monday last.
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