Delta chief., 1884-06-04

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In g scaffold, on the Goth. They were italian
| laborers.
Immense results to the Pittsburg in
dustries are expected to follow from the great
now Of gas that was struck in the Westing-
house well.
In quarrel in Philadelphia, on tho
3oth, between James Fitzpatrick and wife, the
son interfered, when the father killed him
with sword.
A number Of men were entombed on
the SOth, by the caving in Of the ground be-
meath the track of the Reading railway near
Shenandoah, Pa.
A dynamite explosion occurred in
Scotland Yard, London, on the 3Oth, doing
considerable damage to property and injuring
several persons.
The Democratic subcommittee to
prepare for the National Convention at Chica
next two weeks.
The sealing brig Confederate, with .
crew Of seventy-fve men, is caughtin formi-
dable Ice nip in Sotre Dame bay. The men
are starving to death.
jesse X. Grants liabilities are $95
4oe, and assets nominslly $751; $50; Fred d.
Grants liabilities s2,2l5,0S6 and his assets
nominally 81, ,99o,0l2.
Zebehr Pasha has undertaken the task
Of releasing General Gordon and his friends
from Khartoum, and he calls 1pon the rebel
chiefs to assist him.
Miss Nellie D. Cooley, a wealthy
heiress Of Wilkesbsrre, Penn, disappeared
last December, and her body has been found
in the susquehanna river.
: John Gooding. farmer, residing two
miles from Osborne, DeKalb county, Missouri,
was robbed and killed and his body Was found
In . cyclone cave on his farm.
Lord Dufferin demands that the
forthcoming expedition into Upper Egypt
shall be in charge Of English officers, and the
Sultan will not agree TO It.
In answer to request from the
Spanish society for the abolition Of slavery,
the Colonial Minister promises q more strict
execution Of the laws In Cuba.
Those officers Of the Fourth Ohio Ma
tIona) Guard who failed In the hour OF need Mt
the Cincinnati riots have been found guilty,
and the regiment is to be disbanded.
Benjamin johnson, who participated
in the murder of the Taylor family, and sold
their bodies TO q medical college, has been con-
victed OF murder in the first degree.
The Benton coach was robbed by two
masked men when twenty-five miles from
Helena, Montana 1t contained three passen-
gers, who surrendered their valuables.
4The celebration the five hundredth
anniversary Of the death Of John wycline, the
earliest English reformer and translator Of the
Bible, took place in England on the Goth.
The Common Pleas court Mt Pitts
burg has granted license for labor tribunal,
rs requested by the iron manufacturers, to ad-
Just their differences with the workmcn.
Half pound of dynamite with long
fuse has been found under the Journal Office
at xenia, Indiana. The proprietor thinks some
body's ire has been aroused by his publications
The affairs of the Penn Bank, of Pitts
burg, prove to be In an exceedingly muddlcd
condition, aud the key of the situation is held
by President Riddle. It is now thought that
$4,000, 600 will not cover its liabilities.
George De Tsulgnes Denera, said to
be scion OF the French nobility, attempted
suicide in New York by sleeping the heads OF
matches in water and drinking the decoction.
He is now out of danger A protracted spree
prompted 1t.
The Reformed Presbytcrians in ses-
sion at Pittsburg, agreed to the report of the
Committee on Discipline, which provides for
the accommodation OF any member OF the
church who deals in spirituous liquors, or who
rents property to any one so dealing.
The Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of
Coed Tempars met In Washington OF the 27th
for It's thirtieth annual session with over 400
delegates present. They declare that unless
one or both Of the great political parties come
out squarely for temperance they will support
prohibition candidate Of their own.
The Boston Transcript says: 1--WE
understand that the Union Pacific Railroad
Company has agreed with the government that
no July dividend shall be paid. The govern.
ment will not In consideration Of this, force
the immediate payment Of more funds by the
railroad company into the government treas
ury."
The Boston Posts clearing house re-
port gives the total clearings for twenty seven
cities OF the United States the past week at
s912, ,374, 900, being decrease Of ~ per cent.
compared with last year The amount outside
Of New York was s254, ,74O, 900, an increase Of
20 1-l0 per cent.