Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-31
News Summary.
SMALL POx PLEURO PNEU.
MONIA-THE POLES IN DE.
TROIr-THE INDIA NR.
A PRIEST S USPEN DED.l

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ia PRIEST S USPEN DED.
Twelve new cases Of smallpox wero
reported on Wed nesday in Ste. Cune
e gonds, near Montreal. The Board ef
J Health, including the Mayor and
Medical Health officer of st. Louis de
Mile End, have all sent in, their resig.
nations to the Central Board Sowing
to the obstruction put In their. way BY
the municipality to prevent the carry
ing out Of the health regu lations.''
The Medical Health Off ser of Ste.
Cunegonde was on Wednesday after
noon fined $40 by the Health Court for
Ineglecting his duty,
Secretary Edge on Wednesday visited
1.-The Resh Farm, near West Willow, Lam
caster county, Penna., and inspected
the cattle suffering from pleuro.pneu-
Imonia. One COW was killed, and the
Iother thirty four were:inoculated. A herd
of ffty.six cattle on ona farm In Man.
helm township, York county, has been
Iquarantined because Of pleuro-pneu-
mOnia. Thirteen cattle on another farm,
affected by the disease, have been kill.
led.
There has been no further trouble
ameng the Poles in Detroit, though fur
ther disturbances are feared. A petition
from the adherents of Father Kolasinskf
asking the city authorities "to compel
the Bishop to reinstate that priest, has
been tabled by the City Council. Father
Koomer, Of st. .sWenceslaus' Hugarian
Church, has been threatened by some Of
Kolasinski's friends because he has ad-
vised the Poles to obey the Bishop.
Father Lebietzki, of tho Penn Avenue
Polish church in Pittsburg, has been
suspended by the Roman Catholic
Bishop Of that Diocese. He recently
figured as defendant in an assault and
battery case, and 10 charged with
ported to be greatly exasperated by his
| removal and to have threatened to mob
tho Episcopal residence.
Two troops of cavalry and three COM
panies of infantry, comprising 205 OFF.
oers and men, left San Francisco ON
Tuesday for Fort Bowie, Arizona. Four
companies Of infantry followed ON
"Wednesday for the same destination.
These troops are sent at the request of
Governor Zulich, to protect the Indians
on the San Carlos reservation from IN
attack of whites.
| A fire at Constable Hook. near Jer.
ssy City. on Monday morning damaged
Lombard, Ayres & Co.'s oil works and
q dock, and burned two barges. The
lost Is estimated Mt nearly $40, 900.
Edward johnson, a captain OF
ieohooner, was surrounded by flaming
oil and horribly burned while trying to
get a small boat belonging to the
schooner out OF the dock.
! The volcano Of Colima. In Mexico, is
in q state of violent eruption. Four
days ago loud reports were heard from
the mountain, and these were soon
followed by eruptions of lava, which
completely covered the mountain sides.
A white cloud overhangs the mountain
and reflects the flames that shoot up
ward from its crater.
Thirteen cases of smallpox have been
discovered at Peoria, Illinois, but 1t is
believed the disease has been got under
control. A malignant case Of small
pox has been developed Of Eaton, near
Peoria, in q farm house where large
party was held few nights ago, the
participants not knowing Che nature Of
| the disease.
Nineteen prisoners FRONT the north
eastern part of New Mexico have been
taken to Santa Fe by the U. 3. Marshal
to answer charges of perjury and
fraudulently taking up Government
land. Many more arrests are likely,
as illegal claims are disoovered every
day.
Lieutenant James M. Jones, aged 81
years, Of the Fourth U. 8. Artillery,
committed suicide by shooting himself,
at Fort Adams, on Wednesday mora
ling. He had recently outstayed leave
OF absence, and, it is supposed, feared o
Icourt-martial.
Major Kellogg, with sixty U. 8. sol
Idiers, has left Ringgold Barracks, Texas
for point on the Rio Grande, eighteen
miles distant, to arrest or disperse .
small armed force reported to be gather
ed there for the purpose of invading the
city of Mier, Mexico.
Brigham Young Hampton convicted
In Salt Lake City of conspiracy to en-
trap Federal officials and other promi-
nent Gentiles by means of lewd women,
Iment in the county jaii-the maximum
penalty of the law.
La Presse newspaper, Of Montreal,
referring to Bishop Fabre's mandament
to the clergy, says the Episcopal Chair
should not be used as political rostrum.
1t is said that Bishop Fabrs will explain
his mandament on Sunday next.
II John 7. Morton, of Arkansas, q COL
ored school teacher who has passed q
civil service examination, has been So
, lected for appointment to a one thou.
sand dollar clerkship in the Post. Office
Department.
Justus Brown, aged As years, perish
ed by the burning of his house near
Wilson, Niagara county, New York, on
Tuesday night. His family were visit
ing friends in Michigan.
Ex-President Pierola, of Perm, and
Peter B. Sweeny, who was q we'll known
: figure in the days of the Tweed ring, ar
rived In New York on Wednesday in
the steamship st. Laurent, from Havre
u A complimentary banquet was giver
} | to Senator Beck in Lexington, Kentucky
{ last night, General William H. Preston
, Ipresided, and q number of men of both
! Iparties were present.
6 A collision occurred on Wednesday
Q Imorning on the Michigan Central Rail
Q road, near Oarrellton, by which one
Imam was killed and two others badly
Injured.
All About IL.
rI George1W. Hills, the business m ana
4 ger Of Miss Estelle Clayton, who appear
l. lat the Opera House next Monday night
% in her new play Favette," called .
I-Ithe REPUBLICAN, Office yesterday. H.
y has gu ite . curiosity In Virginia fyin
which he has fastened by
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