Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1883-07-19
A BATCH OF NEWSY ITEMS
TWO MURDERERS OAUGHT IN IN
fOIT4I GROFE.


Inmates of IL baltimore RerOrma-
t"ry--Thc s1Niagnra" nj IIavann. o
Fernando Lopez, favorite toreador,
was gOred to death by bull during 4
hnll fight at Gnyamas, Mexico, on Friday
"Hollaud's torpedo RAM" supposed to
bs a Fenan war vessel, arrived at New
Haven on Saturday and was visited
yesterday by curious thousands.
The "IIioks Lord" mansion In West
Fourteenth street, New York, is about the
last old building in that neig hborhood to
Hucoumb to the demands of commerce.
Two steamers landed nearly 900 i'm.
migrants, almost exclusively dermsns
and Irish, at Castle Garden Sunday.
There were no known paupers among
them.
The steamer Niagara, which caught
fire and ran ashore off Indian Key,
Florida, on Thursday last, has been
raised and arrived at Havana Sunday
morning. She is not seriously damaged.
The failure OF ofStilss, ,Golday & Mcmahon
was announced OF the floor OF the Chicago
Exchange yesterday week. The firm
ascribes its suspension to the depression
in the provision market. The liabilities
are not stated.
Four rabbis, graduates of the Hebrew
Union College, were oonseorated last
week In Cincinnati. The new rabbis (the
first ever consecratsd in the United
States) are Israel Ron, David Phillipson,
Henry Berkowitz and Joseph Krauskopf.
Thomas Waldron, a liquor dealer, 45
years of age, was Thursday struck and
killed by a train as he was crossing the
tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad In
Trenton, N. J. His sudden death pro-
strated his wife, who now lies insensible.
A New York pier watohman found a
woman binding herself and her three
children together preparatory to plunge
into the river. In court the woman
alleged that her husband beat and starved
her, and her husband In turn declared
that she was of unsound mind.
Captain James Hunter and Lieutenant
Robert McMullen, Of the Salvation Army,
were last week found guilty of breach OF
the peace In Bridgeport, Connecticut, and
lined sl0 each aud costs. The Court for
bade them from holding meetings on the
streets and parading in future. An appeal
WAS taken.
The president OF the National Bank of
the Republic, New York, denies that the
bank lost $S5, 900 In an advance to q firm
OF brokers. lie admits, however, that
the bank may lose s35, 200 through
ths s''n ~ sei''n'u eneoh W nim !,
immediately afterwsrd.
EiiJah j. Hayes and Ruii Mcdonnell, ,
young men, luarreled Sunday while
cunning near Paris, Tennessee. After
they lett The water acu'le took place in
which Mcdonnell drew pistol and
fatally shot the other. McConnsll then
a'a''eu ,oi nu'ue' oue ,eli ueau oii 'he
"Ay '''in eAoi'e"oh' al" ie'ho'Se'
Every creditor OF the late suspended
ohioago hrm OF Medeooh, HverlDgham
Co., which Jailed for sGOo ,oOo, il reported
10 nave signed the ~ per cent. oompro-
mise, and the $3.50, 900 to pay unsecured
creditors Is to be sent on Tuesday.
1t Is expected that the firm will bs reor-
ganized, and resume business In about a
nonth'
John Is. hipp was arrested In Pster-
son, N. D., for assault and battery on
Emil Meyer, the brother-in-law of his
wife, whose sister he had betrayed. He
had married his wife after days court
ship, but she left him because of th'
wrong he had done her slater. lie fol
lowed her to Paterson, aud there quar-
relied with Meyer.
Thomas Connolly, who was burned n
southampton, Connecticut, week ago b.,
vitrioi thrown at him by woman WHOSE
offer OF marriage hs had refused, ia re-
ported to be dying at the hospital at New
Haven. The sight of both his eyes Il
gone. Henry PardlOe, on whom some o
tho vitriol was scattered, Is also said u
be In prenarious condition.
IL Is said that 10 the five proups of an,
apots which have exhibited intens
action during the past week, two NOR
have just been added by the sun's rota
tion. The sun storm, which is jus
coming into view, covers great area
shoging very rapid changes. Violsn
thunder storms and tornadoes may b
expected this week in the Northern state
and Canada.
one OF the murderers of Clingan, a
Polk City, Iowa, has been killed a
Elkhorn Grove, and the other has bee
captured. The prisoner confessed that h
killed Clingan and also man name
Stubbs a year ago. The grove wa
surrounded by 600 armed men who, afte
waiting several hours for the prisoners I
come out, gradually closed In upon thei
from all directions.
A ma,ionant tyna of maos,as bos n,
peared in 81. Mary'a Industrial School "a
Boys, retormatory institution, nes
Baltimore under charge OF the Naveris
Brothers. There have been 10 deatl
since Wednesday and humber OF I'll
boys aro sick. The disease Is attribute
to overurowding, there being about AZ
boys in the school, while its capacity
said to be not more than $50
cbor,.s w s;smans tho Eno,isb 1,
x,,.' Ia,t -. 49,, ,t, h u,,.
huro a,ains, II s.,i.,,s NJ. 60 raoow
asnS 80 M -. a,
failure ot The siemens X Andarson S,e
Comnanv of Nav YORK. wbose nIant
loc.tsd at pittsbnru The oo,uauv
nropsrtv was sold ont nv sheri0's saI
Si,n.ps owned 800 shares of stook i'm Il
oompauy valued at al. 600 each.
40 o,o,ook an s,,u,aau ,,orr;,r
"a, ~ SnI'.to Sa W u;,,, i.s'
nn;I9ai n.'a ,ron,'i;'n a, ooo" iaa ,o
s aoaI H. " "a, t ,'; "as w
;,a I..i 81 t,i,i,,,na ,,,,nr;si,
nsarly nll the busln.ss norton of th. v
lace. In the hotel. three railroad seeti
hands, named Willingham, Kelly Al
Shepherd. were burned to death and
number of others were injured. The Il
on property is $Go. 600.