Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-06
NEWS SUMMARY.
PUBLIC SCHOOL, TO NE sUPPOR.
rED-lNDIAN FRA
MEN DROWNED.

Tho Senate OF A labAmA ON Friday
adopted q resolution declaring that Il
reflected the feelings and sentiments
OF the white people Of Alabama ~ most
earnestly and heartily in favor Of the
lar Rost appropriations By the Senate
compatible with existing financial con.
ditions for the support Of our public
schools." and ESPECIALLY and solemn
~ expressing the obligation and fxed
purpose Of tho white peopleof A labama
70 aid In the education Of the colored
children"
The U. 8. Grand Jury at Omaha, on
Thursday, indicted for fraud In con.
nection with the Otoe Indian land sales,
n. X Gigs, late Consul to Chemnitz ;
Captain W. H. Ashby, Of Wymore, .
newspaper man ex Register Parker, of
tho United States Land Ofiice ct Beat
rice ; Wheeler, tho auctionoer, and
Beem,s the storskeeper of tho reserve
tion. 1t 10 charged that by collusion
the accused bought in the lands At .
nominal figure.
A telegram from Cincinnati says the
planning mill proprietors there, who had
been In the habit of disoharging many
Of their employees during tho winter
'have adopted plan for keeping all their
hands at reduction OF wages" The
plan, which, 1t In said, will not Affect
the summer schedule OF wages, has been
accepted by most Of the employees.
Nineteen Cinnamon and several white
ion who were smuggling them from
British Columbia into Washington,
have been drowned by the swamping OF
their boats within . few weeks. II 10
said the temptation to smugglo China
men ACROSS the border IL very strong. ~
for each enc landed the owner Of the
boat generally receives $25."
Captain Hooper, Of the steamship
William Lawrence, and CLARK, Of the
d. H. Miller, have been suspended in
definitely by the Com pany because Of
the recent collision Of thOse vessels In
Chesapeake Bay. The steamboat In
spectors are preparing their report on
the collision.
There were two sessions of the PIE
nary Council yesterday, and two moro
sessions will be held today, when, 1t
IL expected, the business of the COun-
ell will be finished. 1t win bs affirmed
at the public session in the Cathedral
TO morrow.
The U. 8. Grand Jury in Chicago
lbuiCtCu D - ". huBU2Ius
ex ex-cashier, Of he First National Bank
spring, for embezzling $270, 900 Of the
was committed.
Chaucer says: "For gold In phisike
10 q cordial" For all tba suffer from
hoarseness, cold in the chest, lung trou-
BILE or bronchitis, DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is golden "phisike." Though
worth its weight in gold aquarter will
buy bottle.
A large number Of clergy men appear
cd yesterday before the Railroad Com.
missiouers Of Connecticut and advoca-
ted the restriction of Sunday traffic on
the railroads. The Commissioners
promised to consider the matter.
One thousand hands, mostly track
men, have been discharged from the
Western Div ision of the PennsylvaniA
Railroad within the last week. The
reduction amounts to about 10 per
cent. Of the working force.
A freight train on the Northern Rail.
road was thrown from the track near
Franklin Falls, New Hampshire, on
Thursday night, by the breaking of .
whee /, and the road was blockaded
by the wreck for fifteen hours.
An explosion Of natural gas at the
Consolidated Gas Company's we'll, 1t
Murraysville, Pennsy lvauia, on Thurs'
day, dangerously burned . workman,
and destroyed the derrick and rigging.
Sheen nberger Il Co.. iron msnufAc.
turers of Pittsburg, last evening ordered
reduction of 10 tG 20 per cent. In tho
wages of all their Intn, TO 60 into effect
At once.
Moody, the revivalist, finished .
series Of evangelistic serv ices inToronto
on Thursday evening, and left At once
tor Toledo, Ohio.
The hollow ware glass workers Of
Pittsburg met last night TO resist hve
per cent. reduction In their wages, and
unanimously decided to resist 1t.
An epidemic Of malignant diphtherie
Is causing many deaths in East and
West Sandwich, and their vicinity, in
Ontario.
The measles is reported to be epidemic
in Cleveland, Ohio.