Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-16
NEWS SUMMARY.
sThUCk WITH A GAR HOOK
"QUIETLY" LYNCMED-BOIL.
ER EXPLOSION, ETC.

Our total exports Of petroleum and
petroluem products during the month
OF July amounted to 81, ,470, ,018 gallons,
representing 81 ,463, ,O01, against Al, 500. :.
3S7 gallons, representing $4,179, 332, ex-
ported during the same month of last
year. The total exports during the
seven mon tbs ending July 31st, 1884,
were 2So, ,595, ,694 gallons, or $26, ,492, 278.
The total exports during the correspond
ing period Of the previous year were
295, 81 400 gallons, valued at S26, 1888,
On August 18th the Department of
immigration ofthe Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Ne Railway, shipped from
Topeka an exhib it Of grains, III inerals
and other products OF the country along
It's line in Kansas, Colorado and New
Mexico TO the World y Fa ir at Am ter.
dam. Yesterday word was received
that the first prize, q gold medal, had
been awarded to the exhibit over all
competitors.
Repeated applications have been mad Q
to the Treasury Department for perInis-
sion TO land rags traDshipped at English
ports since the lat inst, but which had
been shipped before that date from the
country where they had been gathered.
Every application was refused. and it
is announced that the Department
will not, under any circuMistances,c con-
sent to any modification of its original
order 80 as to admit such shipments.
An unknown man and woman, each
with a bullet hole in the head, were
found dead yesterday near San Bruno,
In the mans pocket was a
card with the name j. L. Reynolds on
IT over the name was written with q
pencil: "My mothers saddress-MTs. Il.
II. Gould, l76 State street, Brooklyn, IN.
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The twenty. ST. til annual fair OF the
New Jersey State Agricultural Society
was opened,y esterday at Waverly. The
display of all kinds is large; that of
blooded stock is said to be "the best
ever seen in New Jersey" Governor
Albeit, Secretary Frelinghuysen and
General Butler are expected to visit the
fair.
The boiler of the Central Railroad Com
press, at Eufala, Alabama, exploded
yesterday, killing Ave men, and ipjur-
ing several others. About 400 bales OF
cotton were burned, and the total loss
on property is estimated at 500, 900.
One piece OF the boiler weighing four
tons was thrown distance of 275 yards.
William Monahan, driver of street
car in Chicago, on Sunday night struck
Matthew p. Sullivan, a passenger. with
q car hook, causing wound witch is
likely to prove fatal. Sullivan and q
companion, who were drunk, attacked
the conductor. and Monahan, suppos
ing they intended robbery, struck Sui
livan.
DR.. Robert NJ. Williamson died yes
terdoy in Charlotte, North Carolina,
from the effects of aconite, which, 1t liz
said, he took to cause a reduction in the
pulse beat in order to secure ah insur-
ance policy on his life.
The messenger boys of the Bankers
and Merchants Telegraph Company in
Buffalo, struck yesterday, because they
received no pay since August lst. Some
OF the operators say they have not been
paid since July LIST.
George Latham, editor of the States.
Vile American, of Statesville, North
Carolina, was found dead In his room
last Saturday morning. He had wound
up several weeks spree by drinking
laudauum.
Frank Jones, the alleged lunariC
who shot Williams Gaines and fired
into several houses at Wellington, Kan
| sas, on Saturday, WAS taken from the
jail yesterday morning and "quietly'
| lynched.
Edward Duffy, "a grocer, OF Brooklyn
New York, was arrested yesterday fol
selling oleomargariue. This is the ii rs'