Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-18
NEWS SUM MARY.
DESORDERLY SUNDAY EXCx5E
SIONISTS-lONSO
REVENUE DISTRICTS.

The steamer Grand Republic arrived
at New Haven yesterday from New
York, with 1000 excursi0nists. He1
arrival at the wharf attracted q crowd
OF about as many more people. The
rarrow gangway leading from tin,
steamer was obstructed by drunken
excursil mist, who stood in the Way
hindering passage to and from the
boat. Policemen Dennehy and FaEreAE
undertook to arrest the fellow, when q
crowd rushed from the steamer ami
rescued him, throwing stones and
humps Of coal and wounding tho police
men and several others Farrell re-
ceived Two severe scalp wounds.
The steamer departed in hurry.
leaving several Of her passengers be-
hind.
The plan for the consolidation of the
Internal Revenue Collection Districts
in accordance with the act passed at the
last session Of Congress has been vir-
tualiy agreed upon by the President
and Secretary Of the Treasury. In all,
except two of the States the re-orgaui-
zation Of the service has been "blocke.i
OUT and the matter will probably hs
finally settled this week Ohio is under
stood to be one of the States whose ser
vice is still under consideration.
The bodies of two women-Mrs. Eer-
tina Blechen and Mrs. Cornelia Wall
berg-were cremated at Washin gtou.
Penna., on Saturday Twenty bodies
have now been cremated at the Wash.
ington furnace, nine of them, includ-
the two mentioned above, being FROM
NAW NbrL and Of
those Of Germans
An iron truss bridge on the Alatama
Great Southern Railway, near AtIaIa
station, broke down under a freight
train, on Friday night, and six cars fell
into the river. One man was killed
and another badly injured. 1t is
said the bridge had been tampered
with.
Governor Butler having re-considered
the matter, has signed the warrants for
the salaries and expenses of the State
Almhouse at Tewksbury for the months
of February, March, April and May,
amounting to about $4,000.
Richard Hughes, a well-to-do farmer.
living near Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was as
rested on Saturday for making counter.
felt silver dollars. Counterfeiter's 8 tools
and a number Of spurious coins were
found upon his premises.
While Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald,
aged A. years, was standing at street
corner, in New York, on Saturday, a
varicose vein in one of her legs burst,
and she died before assistance could be
given.
Gray's Opera House, variety theatre
in Boston, was burned on Saturday
afternoon. The entire building, Ave
stories high, was destroyed, and the
loss is estimated at nearly 100000.
The Trades Tribunal in Pittsburg did
not meet on Saturday, but will hold a
session to-day, when it is expected a
strenuous effort will be made to arrive
at some settlement.
A party of boys playing in the woods
near Reading, Penna., yesterday, found
The dead body of Daniel Koch, who
disappeared week ago. The arteries
'f the arms had been cut, causing DEATH
by bleeding
The Central Labor Union of New
York, at a meeting yesterday, resolved
that all working men be requested tp
'efuse to take trade dollars in payment
or their labor"
Several mills in Pittsburg, including
he lower mills of Oliver Brothers and
Philips, will close on July 1st for
rom four to six weeks for repairs.
The President of the Indianapohs
'hamber of Commerce estimates the
wheat crop of Minnesota at 10000, ,0GN
bushels and that of Dakota at 20, O0O, 900.
The boiler of Cottrell & Kennedy's
aw mill, near Fortville, Indiana, burst
N Saturday, killing Kennedy and nor
ally wounding Cottrell
The Railway Exposition in Chicago
viii close on the 23d inst. 1t was
listed on Saturday by 10000 persons