Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-19
NEWS SUN MARY.
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J. r. Bacon, agent Of the Household
Sewing Machine Company of Fall
River Massaehuseits, having been NO.
titled of his discharge left the office last
Thursday, after locking the safe and
took away the key. The safe was
opened on Wednesday and the cash
found to be " Short" but to what ex-
tent is not yet known.
Louis II. Sey forth, who is wanted in
Syracuse, New York, on a charge OF
robbing jewelry store, has been ar
rested in Toropto, on a charge of taking
stolen goods into Canada.
James P. Hutchinson, agent for the
Hope Mills, was arrested in Wilkes
barre ON Wednesday evening, on
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses from Keck 81 Lutz, druggists.
He was committed in default of bail.
On Wednesday ,isht, Hung Lee,
proprietor of a Chinese laundry in the
rear of No. Oil Callowhill street, Phtla-
|delphia, was struck on the head with .
beer glass, by Samuel Torrens, and
felled to the ground. AS Hung Lee fell
he picked up chisel and struck his
| assailant in the lower part Of the stom-
ach with the sharp end. Torreus was
arrested yesterday, and will have q
hearing today. A woman who accom-
panied him to the laundry was also
ar rested.
Mr.. James G. Blaine arrived in
Worcester, Massachusetts, yesterday,
to attend the annual fair at that place.
He was received by the citizens with
out distinction of party, and nation
q salute was fred. At the fair he
made short address on agricultural
topics. In the evening he left for New
York, where he arrived before mid
night.
A special despatch received at Union
town, Penn, says that Miss Annie O.
Mutt, second daughter of the late Cap
tain Mutt, who was killed by Dukes,
died suddenly on Wednesday night, Of
what was supposed to be cholera-mor-
bus. 1t is said that the whole family
were taken sick and attacked with
spasms, caused by eating green fruit.
The Central and South American
Commission, which is to meet in New
York again OF the 10Th inst, will leave
on October 10th for the city Of Mexico,
whence they 90 to Central America and
the principal South American coun-
tries. They expect TO be absent about
six months.
John Fitzgerald, colored, aged 80
years, was arrested at Fifth and Chest
nut t streets, Philadelphia, last evening,
on the charge of attempting to cut the
Throat of Hester Chandler, colored.
Fitzgerald had inflicted a wound In the
woman's throat with penknife.
Rev. Messrs. Lenarkiewicz and
X lonowski, Polish priests, were yester-
day thrown from carriage and down
Ian embankment, on Ringtown Mount
liam, near Shamokin, Penna. Both
, were injured, the former slightly, the
, latter perhaps fatally.
! Peter Anderson, aged 40 years, q
, Dan ish sailor, Just arrived from q voy-
, age, was killed in quarrel with
James Baker, clearinghouse runner,
in front o. the sailors boarding house,
at No. 552 South Front street, Phila-
delphia.
Morgan Bronner, aged 16 years, shot
and dangerously wounded John Sim
q mons, q colored youth who had worsted
him in q fight at Frankfort, Kentucky,
yesterday.
j. In Albany yesterday Mrs. Margaret
Ahearn threw Marshal Peter Clark
r over the steps of her house, killing him
d instan tly. Ee was trying to serve a
writ of ejectment.
!: Richard A. Hymn, a twelve-year-old
u boy, shot and killed Eddie Sheridan,
a another twelve year-old, in Worcester
. Massachusetts,, yesterday morning,
with pistol not known to be loaded.
. The steamer Dakota sunk on Thurs.
= day in the Missouri river, near Provi-
= dence. Missouri. She was valued at
. 81, 900 Her cargo was light.
b The British steamer Jerauos, report
!, ed ashore on the West End jetties of the
Mississippi, was foated on Thursday
. after discharging part of her cargo.
= There was a violent wind storm q
Quebec on Wednesday night. Tree
= were uprooted, chimneys blown down
!. and houses unroofed.
y A. G. Larned, one of the Oldest ant
y best known members of the bar of Hi
:, nois, died at Lake Forest, near Chica-
Q go, ON Wednesday night.
n John f. Denham was killed by JohI
Stoops in a quarrel at Corey, Indiana
!. yesterday morning 1t was the result o
4 an old feud.
a William Hardwick was yesterday
l. shot dead by William Davis at tn,
Heela mines at Darlington, Kentucky