Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-30
THIRD EDITION,


A large meeting of delegates from
labor organizations and citizens not
connected with labor societies was held
In Seattle, Washington Teri itory, on
Monday night, for the purpose of taking
steps looking to the expulsion OF the
Cainese. Resolutions were adopted asked
all citizens. 10 Immediately discharge
all Chinese in their employ; providing
Tor the appointment OF comm itteer In
different localities to notify the Chinese
to leave on or before November LIST,
and declaring We will not hold our
selves responsible for any act of vio-
ience which may arise from nom
compliance with these resolutions"
In the Supreme Court at White
Plains, N Y, he jury rendered q verdict
for $500 damages in favor OF I'll. Odell
against the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad. The plaintiff,
q car builder in the company's employ,
had his left han taken of by q circular
saw which bs was AL justiug to a fne
gauge. He claimed that through n
defect in the n achinery the saw WAS
started while he was at work on it.
The G vernment Of South Australia
has made overtures for q Postal Con-
vention with the United States for the
delivery of prepaid correspondence
without additional charge, and for the
establishment of money order ex.
change sy stem between the two coun.
tries. This special convention Is re.
quired because of the decliuation OF the
South Australian Government 10 enter
the Universal Postal Union.
At meeting of Irishmen held In
toronto, on Monday night, resolutions
no aAI I'M ~ f,4lt INV mi h
Mr.. Parnell and his followers " in their
struggle to obtain for Ireland such gov
ernment As Is enjoyed by Canada, and
pledging contributions TO the Irish
Parliamen tary fund. A branch OF the
Irish National League was formed, and
T. Boyle elected President.
DIR. Brakeley, President of the NV
Jersey Cranberry Association, repor ia
the crop Of cranberries in New Jersey to
be unpre cdeented." One bog of six
acres, alone, in Burlington county, has
yielded 1904 bushels The berries have
escaped injury by frost.
A stage coach was robbed near Cisco,
Texas, on Monday, by nineteen yesr-
old boy. He rltied the mail bag of
registered letters, and exchanged horses
with the driver, remarking that " he
thought the horse would carry him to
the Ind ian Ia ion"
The Calvert Journal says the oyster
business on the Patuxen has been ex-
ceedingly dull since the opening OF
the season, the demand for oysters be-
ing Light and but few boats buying
them.
The cricket match batween the Gentle
men of England and TIE all New En-.
gland fifteen hepxn AT ROatDD on Man.
day. The EuglIshmen had their first
inning and made but 10 runs.
At meeting of the Richmond IVA. }
common council last night a joint reso
luton was adopted inviting President
Cleveland and his cabinet to visit
Richmond during the State fair. which
begins October %.
Canon Farrar lectured on Dante
in the North church, Buffalo, on Mon
day evening. The building was crow d
ed and the distinguished lecturer warm
~ applauded.
1t is reported that DR.. Gregory, of TIE
Civil Service Commission, intends tc
resign at an early date. This wopiC
leave Judge Thomsn alone in tn,
board.
1t is painfully Annoying to be dis
turbed in public assemblies by SOM
one coughing whsh you know DR.. Bull
Cough Syrup is<ouly Is cents.
Joseph Martin, an old farm hand
was goresA and tossed by a bull neal
Sulphmr Grove, Ohio, on Monday, AM
dieda Of his I'M ur.es iu few hours.
The new building Of the Young Men
Y Christian Association, in Brooklyn
was dedicated yesterday.