Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-05
NEWS SUMMARY.
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DR.. McEachran, Inspector Of the Do
minion cattle quarantine, had an In.
terview yesterday with the Minister 0i
Agriculture 1t Ottawa, to urge that q
complete system Of quarantine be in.
tr0duced and enforced to prevent the
importation of diseased cattle from the
United States into the Canadian North
west. He maintsins that nothing but
an absolute embargo against American
cattle will prevent the introduction Of
pleuro- pneumonia into Canada. The
Minister prom ised that the Govern
ment would consider the matter at
once.
The pauper immigrants who arrived
In New York on the steamer West
pha.ia two weeks ago and were sent
back to Hamburg BY the Commission
ers Of Emigration, have, 1t is said. again
started fos this country and expect to
land In Philadelphia. Their transpor-
tation has been paid for by a Rouma.
nian Jewish Benevolent Society. No.
tice has been sent to all ports.
Henry Zargor ,wski, a Hungarian,
who stabbed his daughter-in-law near
Hazleton, Penna., last Monday night,
and then attempted suicide, was found
hanging to tree near his house on
Wednesday morning. 1t is said he had
been iynchei by a mob of masked
Hungarians.
Tbs three decked iron steamship
Senaca, built for the Old Dominion
Steamship Company, was launched yes
terday from Roach's shipyard at Ches-
ter. The vessel is 300 feet long, AZ feet
beam and 28Iz feet depth Of hold. Her
tonnage is 5000 tons and her horse power
5000.
While men werere raising frame
houss in Pittsburg on Wednesday, even
ing, jackscrew under one of the cor
ners slipped, and the house fell. Dan
lei Trautwein, aged 20 years, was killed,
and his father, William Trautwein, WAS
dangerously injured.
The main line Of the Lehigh valley
Railroad at Shenandoah Penn, yester-
day afternoon sank about three feet for
q distance of 100 feet. Ali traffic was
suspended and large excursion parties
from Delano and Glen Onoko were de-
layed.
The little town Of Marthon, thirty
miles from Binghamton, New York, on
the Binghamton and Syracuse Railroad
was threatened with destruction by fire
last night. AT ten o'clock two blocks
had been consumed, and help was asked
from Binghamton.
The water from the Kinsico reservoir,
Mount Vernon, New York, was last
evening turned into the new pipe line,
and burst the pipe near Woodlawn
GNof 1a u,,1,
ira cks of the Harlem New Haven Rail.
road, delaying trains for forty minutes.
The answer of the Indianapolis Senti.
mel in the Blaine libel suit, at Indiana.
polls, was filed yesterday. The defence
admits printing the article complained
of, and denies that 1t was false In any
particular.
The reports of a threatened IndiaI
outbreak In Northwestern Montana, are
not credited in Washington, where Il
| Is believed they are circulated by stock
men who wish to have the Indians re
| moved.
While John Currier, his wife and fou
others were driving near Dodge Centre
Minnesota ON Wednesday,. lightning
struck the team, killing Mrs. Currie
and both horses.
Mrs. d. M. Haas, aged 38 years, die,
at Gordon, Penn, on Wednesday night
from the effect ofchloroform, given he
by physician preparatory to a asurgica
operation.
| A number of counterfeit Mexican
coins, dated 1S42, have been found II
the side of hill near Arlington, Mas
sachusetts. The coins appeared to hav
been buried thirty or forty years.
During sham battle at a soldiers
reunion at Fremont, Nebraska, Thurs
day afternoon, a crowded platform CAV
way, injuring about forty persons, SON
dangerously.
Copious rains fell on Thursday a
Galveston, Texas, after twelve weeks
d rought. In some parts Of the cit,
water had been ian article of com
merce" for two weeks.
| Carl Pieffwerth was killed and Hei
man Summers fatally injured by tn
fall of a painters scaffold in Williams
burg, New York, on Thursday.
!, The headless body of DR.. Black, tn
Sturgeon of the Tallapoosa, was foun
on Thursday floating in Muskege
channel.