Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-09-04


valley, Dakota, Ia practically completed.
The yield Is believed to be greater than
that Of last year.
Coroner Robinson OF Long leland,
Tuesday wrote to Mies Dora Buck that "h
she desired to have the body OF her
Private Henry, examined, she
must write to the war department for per-
mission to have II exhumed."
A grand coaching parade took place
Tuesday at Newport. The line wss led
by the president OF the Cosohing Club,
August Belmont, President Arthur
sitting on the box beside him. Nine
other coaches followed with their roofs
filed with society people.
The Secretary Of the Navy has decided
to raiss the Talapoosa, and operations
for that purpose will be begun In few
days. The contract for raising the vessel
was Tuesday awarded to the Merritt
wrscking Company Of Boston. The Tai
lapooqa Ia to be delivered at Brooklyn for
1885, 900,
Policeman Little Tuesday morning
arrested two lighting Italians PANIED
Dsardi and Finohi in Pittsburg. While
taking them to the station house he was
stabbed several times by . friend Of the
prisoners and dangerously wounded. This
pluoky officer, however, held on to both
and succeeded in getting them to the =
station, after which he tainted from loss
Of blood. His assailant has not yet been
arrested.
Two hundred men and boys sur
rounded the Salvation Army barracks at
Paris, Ontario, on Monday night, for the
purpose OF rotten-egging Gen. Anterior.
Some members OF the army who ventured
out were pslted with decomposed eggs
and hastily retreated. The army people
remained prisoners until 2 O'Clock Tues
day morning, when they managed to
escape by the rear Of the building. The
police were powerless to protect them.
While Mrs. Melvina Butler was leanin
over stove at her house in Rast Boston,
Tuesday morning, q 30 oalibre bullet
whizzsd through the window aud sti uok
her in the breast. The bullet merely
| caused bruise, and fell to the floor, but
Mrs. Butler died In few minutes. 1t ia
| supposed death was caused by the shook
and by internal bleeding over the heart,
induced by the oonoussiun. The bullet Is
believed tn have been shot from weapon
In Charlestown
The British war ship Mallsrd last Fri
day fell in with the abandoned British
brig Resolver, 80 miles off Catalina, New
.ou at u1si ine ny mas uAmsseu W
Her sails were set, her side lights burn.
ing, and there was fire in her galley stove,
but no signs Of passengers or crew were
seen. The Resolver left Harbor Grace
| Wednesday week for Labrador, With q
ofeW VI hlne anu "ur psssenS1rs ~. ~
leaIeo sne s.iuos IUos OF eoli,oea WIN
an iceberg ana tnat sii on poafd are iost'
az mohaays meeung Oh .ne Lynon-
purg Iopsooo ass so n .ne secretary
.epoi.ea Una. ,NeV,ovo pounas o. 1881
topaoeo we're ~ e SOLO 10 oo1 the month OF hu-
gus., AND 1o,vuV,ovo pounas Of tne year
10 oAte' hepor,s irom tne surrounding
Soun'les snow .na,, nolwNns'anding ,ne
la.e rams, 'ne leaves sfe maIurlng
,aploy, aug ex.raUrainafy enoiIs are
peing maoe 70 CUT al forward psan.s I'M
mealaleiy. rhe crop Is considered an
sserago one IN qusli1y and quennty, put
.ne leaves aLe 80 snian ~ 70 onange me
ype Vi virginia 'ooaooo en'ireiy ior 'his
year
1t is reported from Fort Msginnis,
Montana, that the Missouri river steamer,
en- route to Benton recently, met five men
IN ran. oenesIIg shem 70 % morse
thieves, tne steHmpoas on0eis took the
men in cnaIge, sno ~ ROCKY roint turned
tnem over 70 Ineh on snore, WIN IN.
s.ruo.ions 70 ueiver tnem 70 tne sheIin.
~ nas s'nce psen asoertaineu tnat tne
!, neh on sho,e we're cowboys, AUG, as
! uosnins nas oeen heAto Of .ne prisoners,
!, ,he presumption tnat tney were
: ynon sad, 4, rs salo one OF tne prisoners
WAS 'eriy oWens, notofions As morse
'hiei'
The Hotel Newport, on the Shark
/. river, about two miles south of Asbury
Park, was destroyed by fire about 2
q O'Clock Monday morning. The fire
started in the kitchen. A maid servant
discovered the flames and aroused Adolpb
3. Dick, the proprietor. Mr.. Dick re.
Q moved his daughter and sister from their
9 rooms near the blazing kitchen and then
r aroused the guests, 1876 in number, all Of
whom escaped. Some Of them saved
their trunkS and clothing, while others
Q lost everything but their night clothes.
Mr.. Dick was badly bruised by trunk
n falling upon him. The hotel was owned
j. by Charles Budmeister Of New York, and
8 the loss on the building and furniture d
d estimated at $35, 900. II ia fully insured.
j. Thirty paassnssra ~ tha ,.a..h,.
a City az Roms who b.sa srSireS ~ MI
Il York bava si.naJ rro.ast ~ ., AZ view vow
A prietors Of the Ancbor In ~ ~ ane H.
}. against The nravsisnoa o1 n,nsI1,n
0 board their sbina. Tbs s;,5ars 49, ~
q several women and olarovmar HauSaS
!. son Brotbars of The Ansbor i,na e ho'a.
shown the nro.ast said s,so 10 oo'nt
upderstand tba sanOhi;n, $500 40 W. !.
was the selling of nooIs on tba rur ~ .h y
7 sbip foy the dsy = Ib;nU ,ndnis ~ " =. wy AZ
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