Delta chief., 1884-09-10

First National Bank OF Portland, oreeon, has
been arrested in New York for stealing shoo
from the bank.
The Touring mill and elevator at
Waterloo, III, belonging to Kehler Bros. OF
81. Louis. burned on the 1st. Loss, s2o0, 900;
insurance, 10000.
An attempt was made at st. Paul,
Minnesota, TO shoot Sitting Bull. The indian
is now closely guarded TO prevent another at
tempt on his life.
The new freight house of the Santa
Fe railroad at West Kansas City burned on the
81. Loss, $4,000 TO the contractors, VINO
have no insurance.
The Marine National Bank, of New
York, has obtained judgment against Grant
& Ward for s7I3,495 for money loaned. NO
defense was offered.
A cholera panic prevails throughout
Italy, and the local measures for protection
have csssei condition OF anarchy In many
parts of the kingdom.
The striking miners in southern Ohio
killed one mine guard, on Saturday night and
| wounded two others. The Governor has been
appealed to for troops.
Frank Woolly, who is in jail at Lo-
! ran, Ohio, charged with killing one .of the
coal mine guards, has confessed and named
number of his associates.
In riot between the strikers at the
| wire mills in Joliet, Ill, on the 30, and the
workman, many persons, including the chie'
of rolIce were severely injured.
One Redmond, alias Texas Tom, is
under arrest &. St Lou p, fol. trying to poisor
the racing mare, Lady of the Lake, at th'
race course. He admits his guilt
The State Veterinarian of Kansas
recommends that that State quarantine agains
the world until all the localities In which pieurt
pneumonia exists are made public.
The Minnesota Elevator Company o
Red Wing, Minnesota, has made an assign
nent Liabilities, s29o,oco. The failure causct
a run on the First Sationa, Bank Of Wasbasha
The Inspector of the Canadian cattle
quarantine urges the Government to deelar'
an absolute embargo upon American cattle u
prevent the Introduction Of pleuro-pneu
| monia.
An unknown man, who was ARRESTED
for an attemp. a: burglary, hanged himself ii
the station house at Avondale, near Cincinns
II. Letters were found on him addressed u
Thomas Graham, Minneapolis
An excursion party of laundrymer
from New York killed the bar-keeper on tn
boat, because he knocked down one OF thci
number whom be detected in the act OF steal
ing sandwiches. The affair ended In fre'
fight.
At Sharon, Pennsylvania, on the Sd
one man was fatally injured and five Others sc
riously burned by a premature explosion o
giant powder, which they were using to clea
a stack in the Valley furnace OF huge mass @
| iron.
The brig Resolver, from Hsrbo
Grnce for Labrador, was found deserted 9
sea With the appearance OF having been in co
iision with an iceberg. IL Il feared that he
crew and passengers, numbering thirteen pei
sons, are lost.
1t il reported that United States Mir
lister Morton has, with the knowledge {
Prime Minister Ferry, intims,ed to the go'
ernment at Washington that tho time Is q
perfume for American mediation bctwee
France and China.
Andrew Jackson, wealthy residen
of sara,oga County, New York, was found o
tac railroad track with both legs cut on and
deep cut In his head He stated that he ha
been thrown under train. He died in a
hour. Two arrests were made.
The State department has taken cog
nizance ofthc dispute between the Austria
Consul at Pittsburg and the Chief of Pohc'
and has directed the Governor Of Pennsylvani
to recognize the ConsuFs treaty rights, whic
are superior to state and municipal regula