Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-20
EDITION,
N ows Summary.

The differences between the Aus
TRAN Consul, MAX Schamburg, and the
Chief Of Police of Pittsburg, about a
tag in front of the Consul's office, have
not yet been adjnsted, and there is
every prospect of the affair assuming
proportions which will necessitate the
Intervention Of Secretary Frelinghuy-
sen and Baron Ignatz Won Schaeffer,
the Austro- Hungarian Minister to the
United States.
James MacMahon was Collector of
Hobokep, New Jersey, and defaulted.
He was dismissed from Office in March
last, when his balance in the First Ma
tionAl Bank was 1882. The righs of
the city of Hoboken to this money WAS
disputed by MacMahon and his rela-
tives. Chancellor Runyon has decreed
that the bank pay the money TO the
treasurer of Hoboken, he being the
legal custodian.
Yesterday the German Bank of Lit
tie Rock, A rkansas, applied to Governor
Dairy 20 refund, under the act OF
1859, s22 900 of State bonds issued In
1887, and due January LIST, 1877. The
Governor refused, on the ground tina,
the act was passed through bribery and
corruption. He will refer the ma tier tC
the Legislature.
Suit was brought in New York yes
terday against the Wall street bank to
have the corporation dissolved, it fran
chises forfeited and tor the appointment
of a receiver. A temporary injunction
was granted restraining the officers
from disposiDg of any Of the property o.
the bank.
The Board of Health of Key West
Florida, declared yesterday that there
was DO further necessity for quaran
timing the Marine Hospital, and III,
quarantine was discontinued. Ensign
Capehart. of the steamer Gaiena, wal
better yesterday, and It is thought ht
will recover.
Two western bound freight trains OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad ran together
yesterday morning, near Valley Creek
Penna., demolishing caboose and Sc
verAl cars. The wreck then caught fire
The track was blocked for five hours.
A D. Sly was arrested in Minnes
polls, Minnesota, yesterday, for steal
ing Sl0. 800 from the American Express
Company while employed as driver
in st. Joseph, Missouri, in SepteIn bel
last. He Messed his guilt.
A meeting of the creditors of James
A. Stone a. Co coal operators of Pitts
UuIR, W III Dc utlu ia ~ I5N uNSH. ut
liabilities are about $500, 900 and thu
assets are estimated al $500, 900. The
embarrassment was I usei by the
general depression in the coal trade
A dispatch from Toronto. Ontario
says the excessively hot weather con
tinues throughout Canada, the thermo
meter ranging from 81 TO % degrees il
the shade. a large NUN Der OF cases Of
suustrpEe have hetr IFuorret
A disease, which has marked symp
toms OF cholera, has appeared III Cen
trail, Van Buren, county, Iowa. Tn,
local physicians pronounce il gray fiux
Thirty-two cases have been reported
with eight deaths.
iaPatrick Moore, employed on tn,
Pennsylvania SchuykiI Valley Rail
road, was drowned on Monday Will,
bathing in the canal near Douglass
willie.
Walter Root, l6 years old was nc
cidently killed at Alexandria, Virginia
yesterday, by bail from pistol fire,
by Lewis c. Nolls, who was practicin
at a target,
President Arthur remained in NeS
York city yesterday. He will leav,
for Newport in a few days to attend tn
naval review.
A fire in Pomeroy, Ohio, yesterday
destroyed forty-two buildings, causing
loss Of 100000.