Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-14
News Summary.

The Sacramento rver 10 reported to
be now so filled up with tho debris
washed down from the mines worked
during the last year that passenger and
freight boats can no longer reach Sacra-
mento. Passengers and freight have TO
be transferred TO light draughs barRes
at the bend near the city. The Califor-
MAN Senators aud Representatives in
Congress will inspect the condition of
the river on Wednesday.
| A comm unistic uprising in the can.
ton of Cordova, State of Vera Cruz,
Mexico, Is said to be giving great
annoyance to TIE planters of that sec
tion." The planters have armed the
poems. The Governor says he can sup
press the rebels without Federal az
! ststance.
A telegram from Sacramento says
that IN a four year old trot there on
Saturday. Joseph Cairn Simpsons An.
tavolo trout d mi lie in 2 1871. This
hats the four year old STALLION record
by two and half seconds. The horse
has never won anything but tips, having
never been shod.
Four men were taken from the new
shaft of the Union Coal Mines, at Des
Moines, Iowa, on Saturday morning,
ne,rly dead from suffocation, and one
OF them, Andrew Bernitz, is not expec.
Q to recover. 1t was the first case
OF black-damp in the Des Moines
mines.
The Bank Of Forreston, Illinois, pri-
waite concern, failed on Saturday, with
assets and Liabilities estimated at about
500, 900 each. Its President, Reuben
| Warner, Is also vics presi ie1t of the
Il u. II m
1t is said the latter bank will not be af-
fected.
Two cars OF passenger train on the
Texas Pacific Railroad ran of the track
near Sherman, Texas, on Saturday, and
were overturned. Nine persons were
iojurei, n Mrs. Wolf, of Dodd City,
mortally; she died soon after. The
disaster is believed to have been caused
by broken axle.
/ William NJ. RIDDLE, ex Pres lent OF
the defunct Penu Bank, of Pittsburg.
was discharged from Gu tody on Satur-
day under the insolvent laws ." he
was suhjscted 10 a rigid examination
nat the opposition failed to show that
he had single dollar left. "
| A telegram from Rochester says that
A. =. Warner, President of the defuuct
First National Bank of Albion, is in
business in Canada. :" He says he is
Si.ung to come home aud help settle
lup the estate if he can he assured OF
protection from the law"
. \ con tagious disease, the nature o:
winch Il not reported. has been raging
for SIX weeks at Sycamore Creek
iClay county, West Virginia Thus
Tar there Lave been 100 cases and 70
deaths
4 violent thunder storm visited Can
TOO, Mississippi, and the surround ing
country On Saturday. Trees and fen es
were leveled and crops damaged. A Gin
house was struck by lightning and one
man was killed.
John l. Sullivan pitched In an anna
teur game OF base ball at Cleveland
IOnio, yesterday. fter the game he
Sa- arrested for violating the Sunday
law, aud gave bail in $500 for his ap-
p-srance TO day.
Rudolph Denicke, for fifteen years
route agent on the Central Railroad oil
Georgia, was arrested in his postal car
At Bonneville on Saturday night. "He
nad broken open 100 letters in the shorl
run between Macon and that place"
Big Bear, the Ii dian allyof Rjel, was
"onvie tel at Regina, in tho Northwest
. Territory, on Friday, # treason fe louy
He ives seltenc ID on Saturday TO three
. years IN The peuitentiary.
r A. M. Kelley, late Minister TO Aus
tria. Was ct the State Department on
: saturday. His resignation of the Aus
TITAN mission, which had been sent in
D WAS a. e 3pted.
: A locomotive broke through bridge
near pleasant Hill, Mlssorri, yesterday,
Ard the engineer lad dom ali we're
,row2ed.
The pos ;.cfIice a. Marysville, Kan sas,
was robbed ON Friday nigh, Of money
1pd stamps TO tue amount Of $1,000