Milford chronicle., 1885-04-24
NEWS OF THEDAY
GENERAL ITEMS.

throats Of his wife and James Bafcay. Who u
alleged 70 have eloped with the woman and
then cut his own throat.
Philadelphia weayers who have been on
strike, are TO resume work
The striking coal miners Of the Primrose
3rlaT Hill, Jumbo and Willow Grove pits on
the Fan Handle Railroad, have returned To
work at two and a half cents bushel he
price offered by the operators.
-Extensiye preparations are being made at
batlmore, Tor the annual reunion Of the ARMY
Of the Potomac, which is to be held IN that
city May and 2. A committee Of citizens bas
Deeh AZ work Tor several weeks raising the
necessary funds and making arrangements for
the large number Of visitors that are exnected
ana they are confident that the reunion will he
tne most successful the society has ever held. |
Private kilograms say the people Of Pam
that city by the rebels.
I'm consequence Of the depression in the 1
cotton trade, the Wilmington cotton mills win
smut down Tor sixty days unless business i'm
proves IN the meantime. The mills manufac-
ture print cloth exclusively About l25 hands
VIII be thrown out Of employment.
The fact has just been made public that
nilham H. McCleary has rendered his resigna-
ton as postmaster Of Pittsburg Pa Nine
months Of the term Of his commission are nm
expired.
AT the coroner's inquest in the Preller case
~ y. Louis, Charles Beiger said: sT first saw
Maxwell on April 6. He brought two trunks ;
% my store. asked his name so that could | '
denver the yaise he bought but he carried il | y
hotel to open trunk. / noticed blood where ,
lhe trunk lay l could not unite the rope as " y
!. nag oeen sealed in different places. Some n
one shouted cut the rope. I cut It and when | II
lifted the lid the dead mans leg fell outward a.
over the edge Of the trunk. When the man
bought the trunk be said that he wanted no o'
Dan Mace, trainer, driver an owner Of
trotting horses died at his residence in New WI
1ork city, OF Bughts disease. He had been a
suuerer Tor many months, but he had only | th
confined thn hon Tffkf-
weeks. wv WV Dl
The tWo-story frame summer house on the ell
track farm Of Augustus L. Vented two miles
pelow Ieaaing, Pa burned aud four persons - Ge
deners. WV sai ISL
"A fire broke out in the Coored Orphan en-. en-
AsyluLn IN Brooklyn, N. Y, in one Of the ret
removed in squads in an orderly manner .
5hey We're marched of from the grounds and un'
distributed in other asylums in the vicinity, use
and no lives were lost Is
"A Milwaukee street car WAS stonnad sb, sub
TWO men late at night, who, at the muzzle Of | InI
revolver, compelled the driver sam Zata- ahd
perm to surrender his cash box containing 500 any any
IN change. cert
In Covington, Ky. horse attached to,a '1'
4aunary wagon became frightened and dashed -
P AaSison street sweeping everything before ~ te
some OF them fatally. -
"A dispatch from Indian Territory statos mott
mat an settlers have been removed from Ola put
homa, but that the cattlemen still remain. the
Commander Kane reports that he retook Iolc M
the steamer Colon. from the Columbian insnr '. I5
gents within few hours Of its seizure and nIeI
,las nc gid an ne could to prevent the city of A.
Asplnwal from being burned, saving much sle sne
properly belonging to American citizens SehI HhI
Friday, April H. was hangman's day with Of 9TH N
vengeance. Two negroes suffered death for | Win
triple murder at Camilla Ga. VIM Pbillins | ana
was hanged at Fort Smith, Ark, for the muir Tbev
qer OF VIM. Hil, in Indian Territory. The numl
LacOnla, N. H.. murderer. Samon evniotod -
his triple crime, and two Italians were hanged made
~, g. thomaston Me- for murder this being the ronb
uon OF capital punishment ,o-oi
Some tramps called at the ranch of Senator Comp
STANFORD, at Vina California and were driven She h
away At daylight the stables were discovered board
5 W ge on Ire They contained lis horses and
death. 0 N''i i0u 70 mn, ,
The Grand Jury of New York found ipdiet.
~ es assalnst the builders and sub-builders Of
-.o uIiI Duiiiu5lgs which fell and they will be The
prosecuted TO the full extent Of the law nesda'
-kx-Mayor De Bevoise, Of Long Island Citv in the
Mo VI mas been confined some time got verdict awaiti
@ ~ not guiliy by direction Of the Court the . Whe
prosecution having failed to present good the raj
case. cheer
"A new government survey Of New York the par
harbor will be begun next month their C
several fraudulent Alabama claims have lined Il
Mrs Hattie F. Beyan, lady well known League
pa pa social circles died suddenly in Baltimore pitch
ahe mad been under medical treatment for their 81
some . time, and had also been using a hair John
lose Of the tonic by mistake -~'90 feag1e
in the United States Court in Cincinnati cession
ne Lle lion. SoaP, = Mckinney Of Piqua, Ohio time tn
boi eoinyy6ntiuual received excessive fees .God
No a -egi- 0f PopriC- rs proved that he Prince
lIs Out the commmitc9n 9 OF q zoo 5OO the 9S rogS 0n
Lhem are not wealthy enough OOn- the foot
III ana run them for themselves Of sition Il
apply to capitalists in our had peoDls rsSI, ~
centers to build them for sun sum- carriage
II the capitalist does so .tbo, win the 1i iToq3g e
honor bound to see that he roasted TED rhon he
least fair rate of interest ta aeft wsesente
Their lands are that 'It's 9ItH ne "
enhanced in value by the fa thriIi Of slat ife n
winch the railroad affords 9Piago, and mol thi
nut II the capitalist CHARGES TO Us the he i, e%o
transportation which only Tbe en Tea, saey "a aisf ,
ne running expenses and viela vas try, and uni
,gal rate Of interest Jar China lrTh p people
las an eXtorfi '"O'iisr la'any clnsion af ~
The st. Louis mysteryi settled. It is now town.
n that the murdered man was Preller and Immediate
is no doubt that his companion Maxwell meeting of
ne murderer. Maxwell it is known lefi held. The u
ouis Tor San Francisco and sailed from attempt to g
t.er port on the Sydney for Australia Ia welcome in
aDont $1,000 from the murdered man. ure, and pas
an francisco officers expect to capture John OConn
ell at Honolulu where Inc SYDNEY will onstTations
N her trip. "'il for the Natio
he appearance Of mad dog in Sfivar- who ,s .,, e
lchi caused great excitement An effort cession A ~,
down and kill him was not sueeessfni fo resc,,, ~
Welve children and one man had baen rev,oi,,or Lt
The police fear that there are other cee5o5 u ~;
lot yet reported. Some Of the bites are where he NJ
severe. D-''9 e1o iai,o5 miigte t Le " va
/. Edward Pierrepont Secretary Of tho After the m
AN Legation at Rome, Italy, who was tered through
chaBe OF AFFAIRS by Mr. Astor and who from so to 5Ol
ln III Tor some weeks, is dead. Mr. smashed, flags
1ens was the only son Of Judge Ed and heaped NJ
Elerrepont, Of New York city. gun stores wei
e mutilated body Of an FneIisbr,o, arming the mo
Freller, packed in trunk was taEen slngy or in 81
q room IN the Southern Hotel nj al beaten unmere
he was wealthy, and making tonr If In many cases
htIy. He was murdered BY a compan- desperately up
led Maxwell for money. yarlably surror
y Moore died at La Crescent MINI sneh Tesorted
last OF sixty-four days f wy a Dayonets.
ey Hotel the Albright House and bac ~ lI. bao e.
bathing houses at Sea Isle City nj rible inj,yies
burned to the ground. - AZ To{{5n;sht {5,l,t =
Pennsylvania House of Rspresent. possession 9f
s passed the bill authorizing pbiia renamed mir,
TO borrow So, 100000 to improve ia more than maj
pply, wv avs on tbe 'i.si,s dafarsi9, a1;,,
'Outh Norwalk Conn, the hattersi the crowds in
8 nnaly ended, the cOntending partes posed to voe
TO terms Of settlement agreed upon housetops and
ltlee OF arbitration which was ap- belief at midni
ome weeks ago. y not be cleared
bases Of peace have been accented b and 1t was repoI
iIor ana Guatemala HOstilities avo OF the mayor le