Delta chief., 1883-11-14
NEWS SUMMARY.
A Condensation Of Important Dispatches,
Domestic and Foreign.

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at London, on the 4th.
Cove Creek, Utah, had slight shock
of earthquake on the 5th.
General Sherman was entertained at
New York, by Gen. Hancock on the sth.
There We're sixty cars of bullion ship
ped from Salt Lake during the week ending
with the 3rd.
The Inland House, place of resort
at Oxford, Maine, was destroyed by fire on
9th. Loss $4,000.
The Marquis OF Lorne and lady arrived
at Liverpool on the 5th, and were warmly wei
coined by the people.
Charles w. Spalding has been ap-
pointed Postmaster of Laramie City, Wyom-
ing, to succeed Bill Nye.
The Wells-Fargo expressing, contain
ing S4,7O0, was stolen from the Milton stage,
California, on the Bird.
The French Minister of Marine has
asked for supplementary grart of ll,5oo,OcO
francs for military operations in Tonquin.
Miss Frances Willard was reelected
president of the National women's Christian
Temperance Union, at Detroit, on the 3rd
Springfield. Missouri. on the 9TH was
visited by a tornado which destroyed or dam
aged one hundred houses with a great loss Of
life
Governor b. +. Butler, of Massachus-
etts, has nominated George l.. Ruffin, a color
ed lawyer, for judge Of the Charlestowu dis
trict.
A six-yenr old little girl died of vel.
low fever in the Charity hospital at New Or
emigraut.
Charles Wilson shot and killed Kitty
Clyde, an actress, at the Gem thcatcr, Dead
wood on the 9Th and then shot himself through
the head.
William II. McMillen, employed on
the Santa Fe railroad at Topeka, was murdered
by some party unknown, at Emporia, Kansas,
on the 9TH.
The Postmaster General has dismiss
ed Postofilcc Inspector Amos p. Foster, for
rendering false accounts. He was stationed In
Austin, Texas.
The failure of Mr. j. Bond. promi-
nent lumbcrman OF Grand Rapids, Mich, was
announced on the ith. Liabilities $4,000;
assets, $2OO,ooO.
John Jurgers. of the steamship
Maine, from New York lost his life on the 3rd
while trying to rescue passenger who had
Jumped overheard.
About twenty houses, including the
Algicrs House and the Red River Transporta-
tion compauy's saw mills were burned at New
Orleans on the 3rd.
Private Ryan, of the Twcnty-third in
fautry, was shot dead by a sentry named No
Ian, at Fort Union on the 5th. No cause Is as
signed for the killing.
David Moses the widowcr OF the IA
nous fat girl who died in Baltimore few
weeks ago, has since sold his wIfe's corpse to
DR.. HILL of that city.
A mob attacked the Jews AT Ialoevon
on the 9th. The police were fired on by the
mob and returned the fire, killing two and
wounding several rioters.
A plot was discovered TO tar and
feather the Lord Mayor Of Dublin while at
tending meeting At the University PhIlosoph,
ical society at Trinity college.
Anarchists at Lyons, exploded an in
fcrnal machine in front Of the mansion of a
wealthy merchant on tho 9th, and immense
damage was done to the building.
Peter r. Brockwit. freight agent on
the West Shore railway, suicided at his home
IN Brooklyn on the 5th. 4 son was killed and
scalpcd by Indians in Texas a few weeks ego.
A train was malciously wrecked on
a railroad near 81. Albans, Vermont, on the
9Th. The engineer Thomas Flood, was ser.
iousIy injured and Ed Ellis, brakeman killed.
Judge Hoffman, in the United States
District court, decided on the Sth that those
Chinese who went to China prior to the pas
sage Of the restriction act are entitled to land.
E6The City of Peking arrived at San
Francisco on the 9th. from Hong Kong, and
brought 107 more Cinnamon provided with
the famous Chinese government Grader Ger
tihcates."
Aggie Hill produced her alleged mar
riage contract In San Francisco Court on
the sth whereupon Senator Sharon grew so
bostcrous that he vas ordered removed from
the courtroom.
England's Court of Queens Bench
has granted compensation to those persons
whose property was made into bonlires upon
the receipt Of the news OF the killing Of Carcy