Delta chief., 1883-10-03
NEWS SUMMARY.
A Condensation Of Important Dispatches,
Domestic and Foreign.

Moody is holding revival meetings in
Chicago.
The New York Herald is now two
cent paper.
Several hundred journeymen plumb
ers are on strike at Pittsburg.
The business failures last week were
$50 as compared with 1888 the week before.
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge dined
with Emory o. storrs, in Chicago. on the Goth.
Railroad cars were run for the public
on the Brooklyn bridge for the first time on
the cath.
Since September 18th the Postoffice
department has issued 102, ,6O5, 900 new 3-cent
postage stamps.
There was report current last week
that Parnell had been shot, but it proved to be
without foundation.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Marble, commissioner of
patents, will retire from Office as soon rs his
can be selected.
The extensive shops of the New York,
Lake Erie & Western railway, at Port Jcrvis,
New York, were burned on the y.
The New Haven rolling mill, at Fair
haven Conn, was destroyed by fire on the 25th,
l25 persons out Of employment.
1t is understood that Postmaster Cen
eral Gresham will in his next report recommend
the postal telegraph system and also postal
savings banks.
Crotty, landlord, was shot dead
Sept. 2Sth at his residence In Ninnery park, in
county Mayo. He had been wounded several
times previously.
The International Arbitration and
Peace association wants France and China to
submit their differences to America or switz-
erland for adjustment
Judge Hoadly, who has been under
treatment at Philadelphia for malaria, has re-
covered and will conduct an active personal
for the Ohio Gubernatorial election.
The New York Times. which sold on
the stands for four cents a copy, ia now sold
for two cents. This sudden drop In price has
created quite a sensation In New York Journal
Ism.
The new comet discovered by Prof
Brooks, at Phelps, n. Y, is increasing in bril-
liancy and approaching the earth and sun. 1t
will be visible to the naked eve before Christ
mas.
The United States is now directly
with Brazil by telegraph via Valpar
also and Galveston, and President Arthur and
the emperor and empress Of Brazil exchanged
on the o6th.
Mr.. James II. Teller. secretary of
Dakota Ter, refuses to obey the order OF the
governor to remove the territorial records from
Yankton to Bismarck. Mr.. Teller is brother 10
the secretary of the interior.
The Dublin Nation accuses the Brit
ish government and the American legation In
London OF foul play towards O'Donnell in the
hope that he may implcate friends OF Parnell
In the conspiracy to murder Carey, the inforncr.
A fatal explosion of fireworks occur
red in the outbuildings OF the Exhibition at
on the 23d., resulting In the death
Of boy named Thomas Rogers, and the burn
Ing of three race horses, Maude r., Polka Dot
and Green Horse.
The Republicans of Maryland have
made the following nominations: Governor,
Hart B. Holton, OF Baltimore county, by accla-
nation; Comptroller, Washington Smith, Of
Dorchester; Attorney General, X. stockctt
Matthews, OF Baltimore.
AT the Louisville exposition on the
26th cotton was cleaned, ginned, cnrded, spun,
woven, cut into n suit of clothing,
made up, and presented By the mayor of Louis
vile to Governor Berry, Of Arkansas, who at
night wore the suit to the exposition.
The case against the Louisiana State
Lottery company will be at once taken from the
State TO the Federal court. In the meantime
the Postmaster is delivering mail to the New
Orleans National bank and intended FOR the
lottery company, under State court order.
In the colored convention at Louis
VILE, KY, resolutions were offered endorsing
the administration of President Arthur, and
plcdging the support OF the colored people to
the Republican party. Both resolutions ere
ated great uproar, and neither was adopted.
Henry Irving. the great English ac-
tor, will sail for New York October II. His
manager, with fifty members Of his company,
will sail the day before. Enterprising report
ers from the New York papers will meet them
of Cape Race to ask them how they like the
country.
John l.. Williams, only son of the
late Elcaser Williams distinguished as the
sI.ost dauphin Of France" died on the I'D.
at Dcgertown, Wisconsin. Eleascr williams