Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-21
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
ANOl HER INDIAN OUTBREAK
REPORTED.
A Chapter of Accidents-PresI
tial Appointments - Fatal
KesuIt Of q St0rm-A De
structive Cycl0ne-NR-
rlGus Other Items,


An Indian outbreak at the san Oar
los Agency, in Arizona, occurred on the
morning Of the 10th inst, q number OF
the Indians leaving the reservation.
About thirty Warm Spring Indians
went out and the ChiriChulus were
restlve. Two companies Of cavalry
have been sent to the Agency, and
other military measures have been
taken which, it is thought, WAL prove
sufficient. There is ii report that eight
settlers have been KILLED by the Indians
at Eagle Creek.
BY the storm at Mt Vernon, penna.,
on Wednesday afternoon, the wife OF
William Winegrove was killed and
seven children were Injured one child
OF Jacob Stautter was s3r,ously injured,
and tho whole family of Joseph Gloss.
brenner was injured, but less seriously.
the storm caused much destruction Of
property for distance of i've miles
aloHnd.
The Evangelical Church in Terre
Hill, Lancaster county, the barn OF
Doris 1ciSel, near Neztreth, in North
ampton county, and the Lebigh Valley
Railroad depot at Slatington, in La.
high county, were all strGGk by light
ming on Wednesday night. The church
and the barn were destroyed.
At Trenton, N. J., yesterday, the
suit OF Mallory Il Co., Baltimore again st
Joseph ii. Shinn and sixteen others, for
damages for the removal Of 1900 bush
els Of oysters from cornplainant's ove-
ter beds, resulted in verdic. for 500
damages.
Adam Dupdore, son of ex County
Treasurer Dundore, and Benton BrinhI,
! engaged together il business, at Bern
vile, Berks county, failed yesterday, III
consequence Of the dishonesty Of the
elder Dundore. Bright is one Of Dun.
dore's sureties,
The loss of property bv the cycloue
at Brownsville, Missouri, is est,mated
at Sl50,OO0. The Mayor Of Brownsville
has appealed for aid for the sufferers.
The cyclone also did considerable
damage in the surrounding country.
Ex-Secretary Blaine yesterday de
clined an invitation to speak at New
Albany, Indiana, On Decoration Day
because he "expected To be in Europe
before the 3O;h OF May"
The resolutions passeGby the Virginia
! House of Delegates, oa Wednesday, tUl
d recess of the Legislature from Satur
day next, until the 1Lh of June, was
lost yesterday in the SenatU-yeas lj
| nays Is.
A mortgage was recorded yesterday
10 Goldsboro, N. g., for $40, 900, 900, up,
on the Midland North Carolina ,iaiiload
made by the president of that road tc
the American l. Jau and Trust Company
Of Boston.
The Rhode Islani Legislature yester-
day elected &. NJ. Carpenter, Jr., oi
Providence, Associate Justice Of the Su.
preme Court Of Rhode Island, to succeed
| Potter, deceased.
In the Criminal Court at Washing.
ton, yesterday, Judge Wylie o"erruleL
tho motion for bill of particulars
made by the defendants in the Stal
Route cases.
Two new Cases OF smallpox AMI
deaths were reported yesterday ii
South Bethlehem. Thus far 3l7 cases
of the disease and 30 deaths have beer
reported there.
Tompkins Westervelt, eX County
Judge and Surrogate OF Richmond
county, New York, died yesterday
morning at his residence in New
Brighton, aged So years.
John Frazer, ex member of The
! Dominion Parliament, died yesterday
morning III Charleston, South Carolina
at the age Of9l years. He lived il
Charleston six seaya;
Mrs. Sarah Whitney, an aged widow
! who lived ne ar Bordentown, New Jer
sey, was killed yesterday morning by
IL train on the Amboy division OF th,
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The steamer Tom Parker, which left
Morgan City, La. for Sabine Pass on tb,
! 10 inst has not been heard Of,aud ia be
lieved to have founded in the storm o
the 18th inst.
A. A. Sargent, our Minister to Berlir
| has received his instructions from the
State Department, and left Washing
ton yesterday, on the way to his new
post.
By agreement Of counsel, argument
on the Mason habeas corpus case, before
the Supreme Court of the United State,
has beel, postponed until Monday next
The ice bridge across the st. Law
renee at Quebec is no longer safe for
passengers. The ice bridge at SilIery
has disappeared.
James Deal, aged II, was fatally
injured by jumping from train near
Steelton, Penna.
At Montrose, eighteen dwellings and
four churches were demolished. Two
IL Ii .n.. In I'm rod th ar h ~ Ia .lial