Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1884-03-20
IN GENERAL,

The legislature of Kansas mo, r.,
IN special session, to consider The c cs,,i.
disease question. 'a''le
.. w. McClain, or Mclean, ausd .ho-.
4O years, committed suicide on an a,' sDou'
train at Altoona Tuesday moruipo p'e u
is ssid to have been Phlladelph an ~
Two little colored ohildrsn wa,s
dered and two others mortslly wornI a
at McBean, Georgia, Tuesday mo,,ii
while their parents were at wo1k is'
held. The perpetrators are upknown
Five miners were killed by gnoa
slide at Carey, in Conundrum g.Ion
Colorado, few days ago. Their mann,
were j. i. Tate, Willard Thorn =
Steel j. r. 2. Steel aud Gsorse Morri,
Hiram NJ. Richmond, aged "a ,.
lawyer Of Meadviile, penns.. sbn, h 1@as,
dead in room OF the MetropoIita,, ' ma
In New York, Monday morning II,
had suffered from dyspepsia. lis i'sv.. -"
wife aud child. e"A
During February 1886 iup5sr,n,.
arrived IN the United SLates. max,
total during the eight month"; s"';,
February 18th OF 3O0, asa, against 2Gs 9yss
during the corresponding period of ~.
preceding year. u '-'
At Hepksherville, Pa, on Snpdsr
young man named O'N.il plns3,,''
pointed shot gun at COMPANION ysn,'i
hoAniny, saying he was gong to shoot
MIN MoanlDy said "ShUot away, :" wha,.,
upon o'Neill fired, killing the oth.r nm
the spot. W"
Frederick W. Godow and his viii. v,o
arrived from Germany a month svn coa,
mitted suicide by hanging then. sslys, in
their sleeping room in Chicago, on SIM.
day night or Monday morning. Thsr
oonld not speak English aud were pnsbi,
10 find work.
Herr Moat, the Socialist, spoke in New
Haven Monday night lie said 'it wssa
great mistake to have spared 20 mauv
lives, and to have lett 30 many milIio',
doliars' worth OF property uudestroy.d ~
oounselied his audience so b. r.niv Ia
give no quarter, and sad "tbe wn,ld
would be theirs" Other srpak.rs msda
legendary speeches, and advised WORKING
men to obey Herr Most.
AT Walnut station, Ind, on SATURDAY.
night, George Harris and Daniel LA dipg
both toyB, undertook while drunk io
"olean out" the saloon of aman pamsd
Chesman. One OF them knocked down
Chesman with a chair, while the o,h.r
kicked hin. Chesmsu regaiuiug his t..i
shot Harris dead and sent bullet
through Harding's lungs. Harding died
on Sunday evening and Chesman ia in
Jail.
In communication 10 the Masss.
chusettts house Of representatives yester.
day, Insurance Commissioner Tarbox
called attention to the fact that there ara
10 insurance companies doing business
In the state with a capital of less than
83OO,O0O. The attorney general having
given his opinion that such business h
contrary to law, Mr.. TarbOx says that hs
shall be obliged, in the absence Of legisls.
tive Intervention, to revoke their su.
thority.
Drs. Warren and Besttle sent to
Wapsllo, Iowa, by the Breeders Gaz,it,,
to investigate tie cattle disease there,
Tuesday visited herd which was said
to be affected with the foot and mouth
disease. "They found Is head ont Of a
herd of 90 TO BIZ affected with foot rot. all
but two Of the diseased animals being
calves. The cattle were found
in various stages Of disease from
those just beginning to show il TO those
which had lost an entire foot. Tue
condition of the affected cattle here ia
exactly like that described as Existing in
bingham county, Illinois. The ysrious
stages being indentical." This herd ia
the only one that can be- heard OF in that
section that Ia in any manner diseased,
but the mslsdy with which these cattle
are sffected "has no relation whatever to
the contagious foot and mouth disease"
1t is reported from Fort Worth Texas
that trouble has broken ont between the
Missouri Pacific Railway Company and
the Texas Express Company. 1.-THE
former does not permi: the latter to trans.
port goods on its road, but on Saturday
the Texas express people insisted that it
should take their freight to Whites bOrO,
This was declined, and the Texas express
peopls blocked the way to the Missouri
Pacific CARS and by tOrce prevented
the men Of the Pacific express
from loading thor freight" On
Sunday "the railway station presented
a warlike appearance, each side having
several we'll armed man present. bnt 10
conflict took place. Superintendent, Van
dyne OF tue Missouri Pacific railway,
issued an order wlioh, it was thought,
would insure the shipmsn. of Pa,ifs ry,
press goods, bnt tho Texas expires, pas.
pie say their freight must go too, U there
will bs trouble The county aud city
authorities have bsen Invoked to eniores
the rtate laws.