Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-14
NEWS SUM MARY.
SERIOUS FUN-A DEsPERADOAR.
RESTED-OTHER INTER.
81. -.--... ESTING NEWS.

AL Pacha, who nine years ago COM
mitted some horrible murders, was ar
rested near Fort Fetterman, Wyoming
Territory, on Monday. Pacha belong.
ed to party ofsix prospecters, and one
night while camping in Colorado, he
murdered his five companions while
| they slept. He was arrested "A short
time after, but escaped and has been at
large till now.
Mrs. Kline, of Westbury, Long Is
land, left her house yesterday morning,
leaving her 10 year old son to care for
his twolittle sisters, aged 8 and 6 yearx
During her absence the boy procured
his fathers gun, and placing his elder
sister on il bench, said they would have
some fun. He fired the weapon at her,
intlicting Il wound from which she will
die.
A warrant was issued last evening at
Lynchburg, Va, for the arrest of Colo
mel l.. $. Marye, an associate editor of
the Advance, and X. Y. HUBBARD, a
prominent lawyer of Richmond, on the
ground OF their being about to engage
iu a duel. Colonel Marye was bailed
in $500, but Hubard cannot be found.
Henry A. Darrow, "a real estate brok-
er ut No. I State street, New York,
WAS yesterday held in 81, 800 bail on
the charge of swindling William Fogar-
ty o t of $500 by representing that he
would sell him house on Staten Is
land. The owner denies that he au-
thorizcd Darrow to make the sale.
John II. Jacobs, who killed Miss
Catharine Edwards, at Caseyville, ILL.,,
on Saturday evening, by playfully
swapping a gun at her which proved to
be loaded, was on Monday committed
to Jail without bail Notwithstanding
that the jury rendered verdict that the
act was accidental.
William Hughes, the colored man
who murdered his wife at Willow
Grove, st. John County, N. b., a few
weeks ago because she refused to live
with him, was arraigned in Court yes
terday and pleaded guilty. He was
sentenced to be hanged on Nays
A fire was discovered on the steamer
Hudson yesterday morning upon the ar
rival at New York from New Orleans.
The one cabin and fifteen steerage pas
sengerS We're safely landed, but the
flames were notextinguished until about
S25,O damage had resulted.
John N. Gale, late Superintendent of
the st. Johnsbury, (Vt.) Water Works,
was yesterday arrested, on a complaint
of the State Attorney, for defrauding
the village. Damaging charges are al
so made against Gale as administrator
of an estate.
In the suit for 100000 damages.
brought by Edward Schnell, at New
York, against his uncle, Frederick
Blohm, for alternating his wfe's atfec-
tons, the jury last evening awarded
the plaintiff $4,000 damages.
Hon. William White Judge of the
Supreme Court of Ohio and recently
appointed Judge OF the United States
Court for the Southern District of that
State, died suddenly at Springfield Oh
Monday night
AT meeting of the Parnell Land
League Presidents at New York last
night reports We're received showing
that in the past two weeks S2,473 had
been sent to Ireland, making total of
Sl9,22I.
II. b. Mayors dry goods store, ut
Hoopestown, ILL.,, and an adjoining
occupied by the American
md United States Express Companies
we're burned on Monday. Loss, $15,-
)OO
Friend Humphreys Sons, leather
lealers, at Albany, N. Y, have made
N assignment to George l.. Stedham.
There are thirty-nine preferred credi-
ors, whose claims amount to Sl23,329.-
Z.
A building at Hartford, Wis, owned
y Mrs. Minis, and occupied by mil
lners and dressmakers and a jewelers.
hop, was destroyed by fire on Monday.
-oas, $4,000.
The creditors of George Fl. Taylor Il
,o., paper dealers at Chicago, represent
ng S2OO,OOO of the $24OOO0 liabilities,
ester,ay agreed to accept 40 per cent.
he firm will resume.
Colonel Charles c. Pearson, of Con-
ord, N. H., the proprietor ofthe People
nj lhe New Hampshire Patriot, died
New York yesterday morning, aged
= years.
Hon. Thomas 5. Flournoy yesterday
led suddenly at his home in Halifax
)unty, Va. He was the candidate for
overnor on the Know Nothing ticket
hen Henry a. Wise was elected.
a. II. Chase, coal and lumber dealer
Batavia, n. V, assigned yesterday.
liabilities, $4,000; nominal. assets,
100, 900.
Walter Webb, master mechanic of the
ONE, Watertown and Oglensburg
was yesterday run over and
He'd at Watertown, n. Y.
Chris Heck & Co., grocers and liquor
,alers at Racine, Wis, have made a
)untary assignment Their assets and
abilities are both placed at S35, 1000.
The stone-ma.ons of Boston on Mon
~ evening resolved that workman ut
at trade should demand 81 per day
and after May l.
The Bureau Neritas reports that during
nuary l47 sailing vessels and q
of all flags were lost
A fire ut Helsborough, Mo-, on Sunday
ght consumed seven small business
Uses, entailing a total loss of $4,000.
General Diaz and party yesterday left
exico for their Northern trip.
Piper's Opera House, at Virginia.
'v., was burned last evening.
The Downing high license bill is now
aw in Missouri.