The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1883-06-18
,,oaSrxe SUMMARY.

-. an the Sflu iue'Ah
S s.,,r IA BY $4,000 people
'I Tss saw mill of York q Co., az ~ sirnam,
igI Wisconsin, was denolsnsu oy
EC aor explosion on Saturday ana ueorge
Tsgan was killed
.overe thunder storm, accompanied oy
a F n.inds. prevailed at Harrisburg last
blg' "i Trees we're blown down and a mum
nll"', bouses were unroofed.
OI n.y. Central Labor Union Of New YORK,
Inc ing os Yesterday, resolved "that all
81 i ne., mn be requested to refuse to take
SoI worn %e,iars in payment for their labor"
Vau' shooper T. A. Wilson, 35 tons
l1e ~bich left Racine, Wisconsin, on
eurI1t1"' has not been heard Of since, and is
hN ~, IN have been lost, with three men.
~ m,sue Mrs. Margaret Fitzgerald, aged As
N" ,,a. standing ut street corner, In
year work on Saturday, a varicose vein in
MN bar lees burst, and she died before
wy INSTANCE could be given. |=5
uiram Hollenbush, the deceased mineral
., i Of Reading, was buried yesterday, IN
'srordapce with his anse-mortem wishes,
Srbout any ceremony whatever, Inc comn
soin ugr merely lowered into the grave.
a. , marty Of boys playing in the woods near
p4adinc. Pepna., yesterday, found the dead
M Ir If Daniel Koch, who disappeared a
yS ,s 400. The arteries of the arms had
s.on cut. causing death by bleeding.
p,obard Hughes, a well-to-do farmer, liv-
,.r near Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was arrested
uE sa,nrday for making counterfeit silver
~ ,n.r. Counterfeiter's tools and q number
" .',rr ous coins were found upon his pre-
'r
ui,' e.. ..ain time table on the Union
,s ,a' soiiwav will 20 into effect on July |,
ma ,r,ins will connect with the Central
p po, saving one day between Omaha and
ssn Francisco, and will also connect with
lava trains.
ct..los uunhall was killed, It Is sup
C lI non,iantallv. by falling from win
Pyseu a. Mdiananolis' on SATURDAY. night.
y" w" Iis wife was arrested on sufpi-
d,on Of having pushed him out of the win
dow while h. was drunk.
r.hn yoara a Mexican. feloniously as
' uuad II year old girl near Austin.
"a ON Friday night. and then beat her
i i'1 =, lie also stabbed to death her 10
",or nld brotber. He was lodged in jail on
Saturday, night, but lynching is expected.
rioIsnt storm and wbirlwind visited
n mu,, j,tnbia & RraJinp Railroad station and
t.rSa mia oi track. and killing l3-yearI
na,' ,r Nr u Dykens. The wires he.
,,sasn Vuncv and Williamsport were lev
'r,od
''' n'.-,.. II ,tor,on and sonusl wnson
ttb roIored nuarreled about a woman IN
saloon in ST. Louis, on Saturday night.
vorton drew pistol and fred at Wilson,
Int missed him and killed another colored
msn wbo was washing the windows of the
saIoon
49,. ,.orr, or wind and rain With
a " 'S'.. ii@htmiro nrevaii,' at WontraaI
Wv. ,,' a. ,ho s,1rronnd;ng country On Satur
S lar Mont Many trees were shattered and
6umher of cattle killed by the lightning,
Tl.ra was +. repetition of the lightning YES
tprlay Int il was less vivid,
1'n.,. woshin,,ton sboahan for ,,on,,
oa'" ". L'aIi,a od,tor;ai mritar On ~
Gh,.,s Wv T,J',," diad rast.rdav a., cbiaao,o
.,a'-g ii,,,ose sroT, aearsI
I', Il ,hn Jul fnnr.iona Ue Viii ha hnriaF
W. " tie N''a, 'u,ls,iol 'io WI oe ouItee
nace in the Cathedral of the HOLY Name.
M, s,,,a.1 or por Cho.,os n p.ooi,,
..,,. u,aa' ,.aa,ouia,, q, Noa',nrt phado ~
s oOa P ,Se scryj"os he,na hoId In The Gban
, ",nr Warnor,ai Cbnroh Tha obnro,, ,1a,
l'uE a ''ilnnaI ~ oil, "a
nola5 l." tho doooosnS VII ng Pc NJ.
w. yseh ~ n.,o 1880 , 80 n .
r. ,"l,s Va, z'eai, go ttnos.y,1 a a.,
I uU,,i1o' '" d" '-'"u'' Ae"u Poe'ie vi
w.
Heavy rains IN Kansas and Missouri dur
Ing Saturday and last night caused wash
E W,,, w nu'noer %, ralIIoals' oe. 1osepu
,,a'1a,,' "ss Heai'y 'e"'n.ou nue oniy oos,,
i'u'.is'ioi uti"s '"e llainioai ahu o.
y's.u l"ao ~ eoiiI IN % 'i1h ~
w n,Sinso' roc ~" on - y
80 Ts t'ie '5on l! ""u A1o"'eA
"oi1H' iopeha :" oouOn"esOeIh'
Albert u. Bfadstreet died at Melros'
highlands, Massachusetts, on Saturda.
n'gill, aged ~ years. He was tneal dc
Eendant 81 Governor simon Bradstreet.
carry HE he was IN the hotel business Il
boston, Albany, Montreal and other cities
during the war he was appointed Dool
Keeper to the United States House OF Rep
feSehtduYcs, and held the position for l
|1s'
~, during school exh bition at Sulphu
NeIi' Mrtcalie county, Kentucky, on ga
ufday, Marshal Beauchamp asked two meT
named Mlhlrey and Price, to stop making
Disturbance. They at once opened fire o
btauehamp, who returned it. MCFARLAND
abyslander, was shot dead, Beauchamp VIZ
MORALLY wounded, Price was badl
Nolntd, Miss Philipot received woun
IN Tie cheek, and colored man is missing
and supposed to be dead In the bushe
where he hid himself after receiving
snot
The steamer Grand Republic arrived
New Haven yesterday from New York, viii
1900 exeursionists. Her arrival at the wha
attracted crowd of about as many mo
people The narrow gangway leading fro
the steamer was INSTRUCTED by a drupkt
ezeursionist, who stood in the way hinde