Delta chief., 1884-04-02
and si1sy-si1 died of trichinosis, caused by cat.

of masked men, who broke into jail, at Marys
vile, Kansas.
The steamer Grecian, which left
Glasgow for Boston on the 2Sth, has go 'emi-
grants taken from work house in County
Mayo, Ireland.
On the 2Sth, Joe Howard, colored,
was hanged at Sunpter, South Carolina, for
the murder of Simon Gaskins, another negro,
in March, 1888.
An incendiary fire at tGreenville, Tex
as, burned the county jail, the fire engine
house and ten other buildings. Loss, $4,000:
insurance, $11 900.
The cyclone in Ohio on the 25th cut
a path ten rods wide and two miles long, in
Poland Township, Mahoning county, Ohio.
Many cattle were killed.
William Burbuer, the self confessed
murderer, whom Cincinnati jury convicted
Of manslaughter, has been sentenced to TWEEN
ty years imprisonn ent.
The bill fixing the Territorial capital
at sante Fe, and appropriating 100000 for
capitol bnilding passed the New Mexican Ter
ritorial council ou the Goth.
On the 25th strike among the iron
workers at Pesth, Hungary, caused a riot, and
the troops fired on the crowd, killing one man
and wounding several othere.
On the 22nd, Hon. Diego Archeluta,
member of the New Mexican Legislature and
prominent citizen of Rio Arriba county, died
at Sante Fe, aged seventy years.
The earnings of the Bell Telephone
company for the year were 1895 594, against
81, ,031 for the previous year. The divi-
dends paid amount to 81 l,05l 40.
The Paris Gdulois says the London
dynamite plots were all arranged in Paris that
the explosives were obtained in France and
the mechanism came from abroad
The Treasury department purchased
on the 9th, thirty-foui thousand ounces Of
silver for delivery at the New Orleans, Phil
adelphia and San Francisco mints.
ID. II. Bailey, formerly United States
Consul at Hong Kong, has been ssed for kSs,-
coo, for money collected while Consul as fees,
seamen's wages, and other moneys.
On the 22d X. ID. Crocker, book
VI tht buhA.
a., was robbed of s2,7OO by a thief who
was interviewing him about check.
Near Mclean, Georgia. Ed Dowse.
colorcd, is under arrest for killing bis 1--WE chill
dren. He found II difficult to feed them, and
as he doubted their paternity he killed them
all.
At st. Louis. on the 25th, George NJ.
Riley, dissolute river pilot, killed his wife
and himself becaufe she refused 10 decd her
property to him. Five small orphans are
left.
On the 23d Chappell's acid works. at
Baltimore, burned. Loss, about $4,000; in
sured. The Flamingo Guano company's
works, adjoining. were damaged to the extent
of $4,000.
The Chinese ram Nankin. which
was detained in the Tyne by the English gov
ernment, in order to avoid n breach Of the
neutrality laws, has nov sailed under the
German flag.
At the opening of the American Ex-
change in Berlin, on the 25th. United States
Minister Sargent proposed the toast to the
Emperor, whom he said would continue i'm
mortal in history.
A fire has been raging in the New
castle coal mire near Tacoma, Washington
territory, for eighteen months, but the fact
has been concealed. The fire has now OBJ
tained the mastery.
At Chihuahua, Mexico, on the 23rd,
William Kelly was assaulted and killed by two
Mexicans, one Of whom he shot dead and the
other WIS mortally wounded. They robbed
Kelly Of $40 in silver.
On the oath, a faction fight at Iron
City, Penn, among the contestants over an oil
hose, one man named Bowser, was probably
fatally cut and an innocent man named Andre.
was dangerously wounded.
The heaviest earthquake since 1868
was felt at San francisco ON the 25th, II last
ing fifteen seconds. slight shock followed
about half an hour later. Buildings on made
ground were very seriously damaged
Al Cincinnati on the 22d, an explo-
sion occurred at the pyrotechnic establishment
OF II. B. Diehl q Co., terribly burning Thos.
Diehl, Geo. johnson and Edward Flanagan
The last named subsequently died from his In
juries.
Adam Sutler was shot and killed by
Helen Ramsler at Syracuse, New York. on the
22nd. The murdcress who is married and the
mother OF three children claimed that she had
been subjected to persecution by the de-
ceased.
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