Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-22
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NEWS SUMMARY.
TROUBLE ANON GST CATHOLIC
FATHERS-RANSACKED BY
BURGLARS.

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~ ls stated that Rev. M. G. Stanton.
Vi o. Marys Roman Catholic Church,
at Coxsackie, New York, has, bepun
suit against Bishop Mon erpt of A Ina.
ny. to restrain the iatter from pravent-
ing Father Stanton from Officiating ss
Pastor of the Church. 1t appears mat
Father Stanton refused 10 perform the
last funeral rites for dead Darisbioner
even fsr he had been ordered to do 40
by the Bishop, and also refused to omen
the church, which had to be fOrciblv
entered for the celebration of REQ uie,n
mass by representative Of the Bishop.
For this Father Stanton was suspended
ana a new rector was appointed for the
parish.
Mrs. Wilson and he two children,
aged respectively seven and nine years,
left her bone at Newberry, Michigan,
nearly two weeks ag to visit neigh
Dor, and got lost in the woods, Tbey
were found on Monday last, tue mother
ana one child bein2 dead, and tbs other
chlld sitting by their bodies They had
suoslsted for few days on cranber
ries.
Inc third instalment of foreign miners.
ABOUT fifty in number, tor the Con.
solldation Coal Company, iu Maryland,
arrived at Eckhardt yesterday after.
noon. On learning that they were to
replace strikers, some of them refused
U remain and were sent back.
AT fire at 1O3 Washington street.
New York, last evening, Policeman
Reynolds saved the lives Of eight chill
dren. He forced his way into the burn
ing building, aud standing on window
Sill, caught them as they were dropped
from above.
A telegram from Milwaukee saws the
secretary OF the National Cigar Makers
Unlou has telegraphed to the strikers
there that they will receive no more
weekly payments. About fifty of the
strikers have gone to Cincinnati to get
work.
A school teacher, named Chute, who
made improper proposals to a female
pupil in Montreal, was sentenced to re-
celVe forty lashes, but, after receiving
twenty OF them, the rest of his sentence
has been remitted.
Frederick Hubble, Tax Collector at
racubAya, Mexico, was murdered in
his house, and his wife was wounded.
by robb ,rs, on Thursday night. Eight
Thousand dollars was taken. One of
the roDoerS was caught.
u thirty Germans who recently ar.
rived from Europe to work in woolen
mills at Winooski, Vermont, nineteen
struck yesterday for an increase of 50
per month. "They were allowed to
leave"
The Longshoremeu's Proyident
Union, OF Boston, has voted to demand
IN advance of ten cents per hour on
lay and night work, and twenty cents
m Sunday work, after the 10Th of Aug.
a wagon containing two women and
i've children was struck by a lOco-..
motive near New Windsor, New York.
nd all in the wagon were injured
zone, however fatally.
A fire in the business portion of Fair
eld, Maine, last night, caused a loss
at 300, 900, and throws about
TX hundred men out of employment.
Alexander Rives, Judge of tie Unit
9d States District Court of Western
,lrglnla, has resigned, hts resignation
take effect on the lst of August
Wednesday, Srthquake in Mexico
churches in Igula and Yam.
pee In the LATER place four persons
ere killut
M. NJ Sucks railway supply house
the "am9 city, was damaged yesterday
orWing by fire to the extent of about
&, 900
BY collision on the Evansville and
ara Haute Railroad on Thursday.
,e men were seriously injured, and
o,OOO worth of damage was done.
The Pelican Oil Mills, at Washington.
'uisiana, were burned on Thursday
'ss S3O oOO. George Doesaher, a
essman was burnt to death.
Five stories in Madison, Nebraska.
Is burned on Thursday. Loss S25.
D. U-''
Rees' flour mill in Cobourp.
1000.
The Cass Avenue Planning mill. in
Louis was burned yesterday morn
:. Loss S10O, 900.
he fail ure of W. s. Wilcox &Co
enstve lard refiners, of New York
reported yesterday.
ames f. Walsh, convicted Of the
rder OF Barbara Groenthal, was
lged yesterday in Brookly yn.
. telegram from PotCstowu. Penna.
'rts the death, last night Of Ex-
le Senator John G. Smith.