Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-06
News Summary,
BROKE THROUGH A BRIDGE
CAks WRECkED-sERIOUs HUN.
AWAY-THE INDIANS.
AFTER THE GAMBLERS,


At Erie, Penna., on Thursday even
Ing, DenBan Ort0n was driving a shirt
ed team, which ran away and and col
lided with q telegraph post breakinl
Orton's skull. A boy named KuhI
was knocked down and trampled n,
the horses feet. A buggy containini
Andrew Hinton and an old lady name,
Mrs. Warden was run down; Hinton'l
ribs were broken and Mrs. Wardel
! was mOrtally iDj ured. A man namet
, William Auner had his back bro
KEN"
General Cook has telegraphed from
Fort Bayard that the hostile Indian
are again moving south. He adds:
From the best obtainable informatior
the following number of citizens hay,
been killed: Seven on the Blue river
and around Alma, Ave near SilveJ
City, two near old Camp Vincent and
three near Grafton. There NAV hav.
been others killed, but 1 can get M
reliable information.
Several days ago, piece Of the stone
coping OF the County Court House al
Augusta, Georgia, fell from the roo
ana narrowly missed a member Of thu
Legislature who was passing by
Admonished by this accident" :" tn,
| work OF tearing off the stone copine
from the top Of the house was bepur
yesterday, when the whole line O,
falustrade fell, killing q woman named
Harris and demolishing the entire from
OF the stone balcony.
Judge Msckey, father of United statet
Consul Mackey, yesterday received the
ioliowing telegram from Rio Grande
90 Sui, Brazil Consul Blackford
Mackey has been absolved unanimous.
ly by jury. All honorable citizens
celebrated the event.-The Committee
of Citizens"
a freight train on the Jefiersonville
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad
ran into tree which had been blown
across the track near Shelbyville, In.
diana, on Thursday night. The engine
and six cars were wrecked, and
Charles Monroe, brake man, was kill.
ed.
A citizen Of Montreal, named Quill.
iette, has brought suit for SIC, 900 dam.
ages against DR.. Berry, the city vac
clnator, for causing the death of his
two children with impure lymph. /"
The doctor says the children died of
measles.
The 100000 Potomac river shad
provided for planting In the rivers Of
Illinois have been distributed in the
illinois river at Peoria, the Rock river
at Rock falls, and the Kankakee river
at Kankakee.
John HI. Aufdemorte, for II years A
confidential clerk In the L. S, Sub.
treasury at New Orleans, has disap.
peared with Government money 10
the amount, 1t is supposed, of about
$4,000.
Postmaster Sanderson, of Clarksville.
Iexas, has resigned in letter giving q
reason similar to that given by the
New Hampshire stmaster-namely,
that to the victors belong the spoils.
AsEitch engine on . branch Of the
Missouri Pacific Railroad broke through
bridge near Harrisonville, Missouri,
yesterday morning. The fireman, named
Constance, WAS killed.
Two deaths from fever were reported
at plymouth, Penna., yesterday. One
OF the victims, a woman, leavesa hus-
band and six children, all dangerously
sick OF the disease.
David Moser, a contractor, hung his
vest on fence while directing some
workmen at Reading. The vest and
$500 which 1t contained were carried off
by thief.
1t Is reported that Ex-Governor Hale.
OF New Hampshire, has failed for a
large amount, and that all his property
In Vermont has been attached,