Delta chief., 1883-09-19

Irish National League held ut Waterford, near
Dublin, on the 9th was attended by over 30
600 people. Resolutions were passed demand
ing Parliament for Ireland not only in name
but in reality.
The Kansas sugar works at Sterling
on the 10th turned out twenty barrels of sor-
ghum sugar, and it is expected they will manu-
fauture about 1,0OO,0 900 pounds of sugar this
season. The experiment is pronounced a
magnificent success.
Frank James is wanted by the Gov
ernor Of Minnesota for completely with the
Younger brothers in the Mortified bank rob
berry. The Governor of Missouri refuses to
grant the requisition until the state of Missouri
is done with the famous outlaw.
AT q meeting on the l4th in Washing
ton, OF the officers aud soldiers Of the First
Corps of the Army of the Potomac, 1t was de-
cided to arrange for visit by all surviving
members ofthe corps 20 the battle fields OF Bull
Run aud Antietam on the 18th OF October.
Insurance Commissioner Tarbox, of
Massachusetts, has made report OF the con
dition of the Metropolitan Insurance Company
of Paris, and the Attorney General will pro-
ceed against John c. Paige, insurance agcnt,
for fragrant violations Of he insurance laws.
James McDermot, in Jail at Liver
pool on the charge of having been connected
with the dynamite conspiracies, brands James
Malley, who has been yentilating himself In
the American press as a political refugee from
Cork as ''mcndacious liar and dangerous i'm
poster
President Arthur is again on duty in
the White House. DisIWtche. from Washing
ton say he looks like one who has been rough
ing It. He is drcadfully sunburned. and the
skin has peeled OIL his hands, facc aud rose.
and he bears all the marks of pretty tough
western campaign.
a dispatch of the 9th states that in
the next few days startling disclosures OF pee
ulatlons by clerks in the Office of the Philadel-
phia Gas Trust company In addition to those
made some time ago. The amount Of these
stealings will not fail short of sl5OOOo, and
may exceed that sum.
Heavy black frosts on the night of the
sth In Eau Claire, Dunn and Seelc counties,
Wisconsin, did great damage to the corn crop.
IN the former the entire sorghum crop includ-
Ing corn was totally ruined. In Seclc county
the entire corn crop with the exception Of two
fields was annihIlatcd.
Capt. Delaney, French infantry Of
ficer, predicted four year. ago that there would
be an earthquake In Java, giving the date two
days within its occurrence. He predicts a
worse Que In 1855. The academy OF science In
discussing the prediction, decided that I, was
merely an extraordinary coincidence.
A ridiculous report found extensive
circulation in Chicago on the lIth tina, the
billiard champions Sexton, ShaiYcr and Wal
lace were captured by cowboys near George
town, Colorado, and held for ransom. An
other that they had a fight with the COW
punchers and shafIer was killed. Bosh.
Blaine is reported to have said that II
Butler should'be reelected Governor OF Massa-
chusetts this fall he would undoubtedly be-
come the Democratic nominee for the presidep-
cy and be elected. Blaine added that he was
out Of politics himself and should under no CIR
be in the field for the Presidency
next year
The new postal notes are declared
failure, owing to uumbcrlesr mistakes mndc hy
postmasters In issuing them. The pDstoiIcc
department is delugod with complaints. Again,
postmastcrs declare that the handling of these
notes, and the work Of rcctifying errors has
entailed an unusual amount Of labor upon the
working force.
A dispatch from Hazlcton, Pa. says
Il fearful riot took place on the 18Th At coal
mine on the upper Lehgh. A number OF ~
charged miners threatened tn bum the com,
pany's property. The coHGtabulary were called
eut aud terrible fight with club, aud pitols
occurred, in which woman aud u little girl
were killed and n number Of men wounded.
Capt. Payne and some of his men nre
In attendance at the opening Of the United
States court at Wichita, Kns., for the purpose
of taking some step TO form opinions Of their
claim of rights to make settlement In the Ter
ritory. number of Indians from different
parts are present as witnesses against thieves
and liquor sellers, accompanied by their agents.
The report of Dun's Commercial
Agency in New York for the psst week is high
" favorable. The weather. THOUGH somewhat
is favorable to the progress OF
TALL trade, especially in the dry goods line,
which has been very active with large move
ments OF merchandise Money Is plenty at low
rates, and the prospect for the next month Is
excellent.
Ex-senator Sharon is in Chicago. To
a newspaper reporter he said his arrest In San
was instIxatcd by au eS-Au3tralian