Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-10-02
NEWS OF THE DAY
erNERAL rrEAIR

the Yards Of Ruddock a 20. anu Elgll n ~ VI
and caused damage OF over Szlo'VUV.
Mrs. spangc. Of Rea ing Ia, commit
suicide on ri lsy. 10y t'k'tg poison. Ihe SUI,
eide was the result If sur for slender trl-d
in the courts, which sh lost. The case came
M for trial on Medn sday, and wa brought
Nv r. w. Spanse and Margaret Spange, his
wife. against ChNl tie Harvey, a niece OF
Mrs. Spange Miss Harvey was charged win
speaking OF her aunt as woman OF Ill re-
pute.
At Richmond, Va young woman who
had mt on male clothing and committed
crime for the purpose Of joining her husDano
in prison was sentenced to five years IN the
Penitentiary.
James Keegan, a fireman, fell into vat Of
yitriol while assisting at fire in the chemical
works at Lawrence, Mass.i and was pfooaDly
fatally burned.
The ooerstors of the coal mines at Du'
ouoin. Ii, sent number OF colored men
from Cairo to take tie places OF striking
miners A visit was made to the mines Oy
number OF strikers, who notified the coored
men that five bours would be given tneul W /
leave. and if they failed TO do so, they must |
suffer the consequences.
Sheppard, editor Of the Toronto Ae1rs,
charged with liselling Major Dugas, OF me
Srxly-ilth Regiment, was fined SUI, Whlcn ne
paid Upon leaving the court he was assauteu 1
but drew a revolver and scattered the crowd
The Brenton's Reef challenge cup was
won BIZ the Eng ish boat, Genesta IN Weather !
which BEGAN with a dead calm, succeeded Dy |
Holt breeze which grew into tho dimensions
of a strong gale. The Dauntess was lett iorly |
miles behind.
The iron ftsamor Humacoa which was
wrecked on the coast Of Newfoundland, was
bown of the rocks and SUMS taxing u'Hh
twelve or fifte,n persons belonging 70 d.
I1hn. N. B.. or the neighboring CITY OF Tort
land.
w A tornado struck Barnum's circus during
I In performance near Titusyille, Pa. The tents
md side shows were wrecked and several per-
= Ans we're very badly injured
= n Five Cinnamon implicated in the murder
rFraser and the robbery in Pierce City,
oat o, we're taken from jail by citizens ana
4 ~ eed to trees near by.
Me (, he State census of Florida shows ia.
bsllS pulation of the State has ineGfes of land
!. Saest Ace 1850. The number Glue Of live stock
Mi is Z, les, 1872 ,.lddeo Of real and personal
with iVe 20 595o,619, as against $50, 9SS,SO9
Miss . 81 0eelAriy doubling in five years.
aud faction fight in Letcher county, Ky,
ton ve'es.- the Jones and Wright factions, three
,-,hsoIr re killed.
the ls hal y. vessels were wrecked at various
Fos ann Lake Michigan during the gaze anu
corris loas; ter of lives we're lost.
calt 49, ltoll liam Winter and his wife left their
front Yer IN Point Pleasant, W. va, ana locked
men us children aged .hdee anu HEe, NJ FIRE s
no n 2
Hold Olittps burned to the ground When inc
,,tot ste nj returned in the evening they founu
ieedse in ashes and the children burned te
auth5 y-R .....
127 p sta, s!oop Puritan was sold at public auc,
sssailh tl)nNew York for Sl3, 500. Mr.. EDWARD
huseffinHd, who de igned the sloop, was the
4 iol purchaser, but represented a Boston
NesalI an. who's. name he refused to disclose.
le A IN Re Olbt win be taken to Boston immed ate
'tihn:. will see no further service this y ar.
d n very malignant form Of hog choleH
hur G IS Cls great damage to the hog interests o
. O. Il iei 1t does its work so rapidly aud ei
otVb ID Z that in twenty-four hours after tax
.hicT e st. hog is ready for the lard rendersr
lhL -. its victim in horrible manner. III
lie u hit TN come s'if, lie TANKS hollow, the mo-
GOT ly1-tt,up. and tile r item flesh drops piece
IA Xiii Ia, about the head and legs. The usua
Nv al. lbjlhlera remedies are utterly lneheetus
I'D AtCi'al.r animal once gets the disease. Pre-
in / e pts the only hope.
3 n. tlnfr re is every prospect that the potat
NJ ~ Nep'lt OsWego county, n. T., Will De CON
VII einuS failure on account OF rot. Farmer
,ooIf RI. +--y are reporting large share OF 9 us
PHI ltatoes at harvest. and the rot steadil
Il zee, as after being dug. More than IN
e lOa ar Oracreage was planted.
e 'drk, mr. Nv occurred Sunday between the differ
In Ge el ions Of the s 81 aea"igS S FGtsn
5staw ,6i S;I of persons were cut with KNIVES
It e WI ~ with stones and clubs or seriousl
leslineD hriiiln other ways. Six participants hav
n n Il ga ,esIed and placed In jan
.fil{ of the crew Of five who were on boar
pin OtSal barge ORIENT wrecked at Galveston
neuntliac, succeeded in reaching the shore any
4 ~ The Central Labor Union Of New Vol
~ ~ ~ has championed the cause OF the tea an
X ;ell cery clerks of that city, who say they ma
"a Htgorh more than hundred hours week.
u Be O-The Apaches have again been at the
l + n ioody work in Southwestern, New Mexie
y sim the last ten days little band OF ApScn
ict nave murdered six persons and wounded
Z 'iaMexican sheep herder near Lake Valley.
ia Reports Of the ravages Of the prairie fir
Z lh which have been raging throughout Dako
( II for several days indicate that the damage W
III be very large, and the suffering in cons
quence will be great during the coming Winte
~ "A great sensation was created in Milwa
,e-when it was learned that DR.. James Cod
aged and wealthy citizen Of WatertOW
was in the city, was enticed from his b
and thar no trace of him can be foun
els Ga years old and is suing for a divor
ON his 2O-year old wife, and it is suppose
nat The disappearance has something to
with the suit.
Judge Van Brunt. on application Of IL
notorious New York builder Charles A. Blu
densiek's counsel, fixed Buddensieks bail
s3OOOl Some Of the builders friends cale
at the District Attorneys office and offered
60 bail for him.
Capt. James Flaherty of New Have
Conn.,, popular professor OF dancing, and
ex-miitiaman shot himself because he fear'
he was becoming totally blind.
News has been received of meeting
the Knights Of Labor at Butte, Mon at whic
it was decided to drive the Cinnamon fro
tho place. The Cinnamon have been give
until Oct. 1 to leave the city. If they do n
leave then the workingmen say they WIZ drl
them out by violence. The Celestals We
also ordered to leave Anaconda, and they II
mediatey obeyed. There are a number
Cinnamon in Butte. which is one OF the gres
est mining points in the West. II they do n
leave there Will be trouble.
For nearly four hours Sunday afternoo
people passed six abreast in a steady strea
bv General Grants tomb in Riverside Par
Mrs. Grant stood while looking IN at u
gateway with one Of her sons and her gran
daughter All sorts of small vendors line
the avenue short distance from the tom
and were not molested by the police.
Toe Mexican Congress has decided tn
DENNY Omaha who shot the American, Hard
cannot plead immunity from the ordinary
dcial proceedings on account OF his being
member Of Congress- He will, therefore,
tried for murder before the Judge Of the Sc
tional Court United States Minister Jaekso
has been active in procuring the ESTABLISHING
of legal proceedings
"A Young son of Edward Turnbach die
ct Hazleton, Pa, from the effects OF hazir
at the hands OF several Of his schoolmat
The scholars of public school to whit
young Turnbach had just been admitt
make practice Of initiating new scholars
making them run the gauntlet through =
lines 81 ten to twenty boys on each side, thu
punching the victim with their fists as
passes through They injured the lit
fellow so badly in the region Of the kidne
that he died in great agony.
Governor Hill, of New York, has directt
that certain convict contract labor on 4
anal cease. holding that such work is in VIC
tion Of the statute in relation to convict lab'
Some colored soldiers who had be