Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-09-06
NEiGHBORING COUNTIES


vein, over 10 teet thick, of fine coal
has been struck at Girsrdvills, near
Pottavill-, Pa.
Louis ScAloss, q nswsboy, was killed
by the cars at Muhrsyille, on the Phila.
delphia x Reading railroad, Monday
night.
Frank Jonas, sn unmarried Hungarian
laborer, eyed - years, and who has been
in this conntry but three weeks, was
crushed to death at the Reading Iron
Works Monday, by the falling upon
him Of cog wheel which weighed & 900
pOunds.
john Bush OF Minersvile, near Potts.
vile, Pa, was found upon the street at
Harrisburg, Nj ndsy, with a cut in his
abdomen, through which the entestipes
protruded. It ID thought he will die
Bush can give NJ account Of The stsbbiny
aud foul play is suspected.
The Rev. Solomon Neitz, pastor Of
Ebenez Evangelical Church of READING.
was struck with spoplexy Tuesda az
morning at O'Clock, and has been I'M
conscious ever since. lie is the father OF
the Rev. Harry Nei,z of Germantown.
Philadelphia.
Charles Kline and Daniel Burns, both
OF Pcttsville, Pa quarrelled about a
game with cards on Monday night. Kline
used insulting language to Daniel Barns.
who remained quiet some minutes aud
then lett the room. Soon afterwards hs
returned and attacked Kline with a knife
and fatally stabbed him.
The Republicans 81 Chester county in
convention at Weat Chester Yesterday
nominated the following ctlioers: For
sheriff, William Baker OF West Chester.
tine present de'nt7 Sheriff. for Recorder
Richari Ii. Plank of Upper Uwchlan
township. Joel Il. Paapy Of New Garden
township, was made the nominee for
Director Of the Poor by acGlanatiou. On
the frat ballot Joseph IL. Johuscu was
selected for the { iii - of County Snreeyor
The convention was large Que end the
chairman, Professor Richard Darlington.
addressed it briefly upon tie issues of
the PENDING State struggle and pointed
to the united linss Of the party, the happy
reunion OF its forces and the old-time
spirit of enthusiasm, all Of which were
certain indications of success.
f. Lyons, sewing machine agent,
aud his repnted wife were arrested al
Reading Sunday night. It turus ont
that the supposed Mrs. Lyons was the
wife OF q. NJ. Soldiers of Springfield, Mass.
aud that Lyons persuaded her to clone
with him some three years ago. The
woman took her child with her and
Soldiers has been hunting them ever
since, not that he cared TO recover his
taithlets wife, but to regain his child.
The child was not in Reading, but Mrs.
Soldiers says it can be found in North
Adams, Mass. Thithei she aud her
former husband, accompanied by de-.
tective, repaired Monday. Lyons was
released aud NO charge will be preferred
against him.
The Pennsylvania Schuylkill Valley
Railroad Company proposes to GROSS the
Norristown junction railroad at Norris
town, close to Stormy creek, by bridge
abont Is feet high. Stone abutments are
to be erected on land now owned by the
junction road and iron piers on the road
bed OF the company, as laid ont, to the
width of go feet. The Philadelphia &
Reading Railroad Company, as lessees of
the junction, applied for an injunction to
restrain the proposed occupation of the
junction roads property and asked that
an order be made similar to that in the
West Manayunk Injunction case, as the
facts were similar, subject TO being
opened iu casa the Supreme Court of the
State should rever2e Judge Boyer in that
case. This matter was held under adyiss
ment.