Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
THIRD EDITI0 n.
News Summary.

Pharmacy. AT the examinations
young man presented himself as Har-
ron, and satisfactorily passed his ex-
animation Ii after ward became known
that d AKRON did not attend, but that
Kricks personated him and signed
Harr0n's name to the examination
papers. Kricks was remanded until
to-day, bail being refused
Judge Mcguire, in the Superior Court
1t San Francisco, on Friday, decided |
the case OF a ten-y year old Chinese girl |
against the principal of n public school |
In that city. He held that, under the |
Fourteenth Amendment TO the
Federal Constitution, and also the
State law, which provides that all chill
dren shall have equal facilities In the
common schools, children born in this
country of Chinese parents are entitled
70 admission to the public schools.
A passenger train on the Pensacola
and Atlantic Railroad broke down
near Chipley, Florida, on Saturday
evening, and two Pullman cars LETT
standing at a curve were run into by
freight train. Both coaches were
wrecked and telescoped, and five pas.
sengers were injured, none, 1t Is thought,
atally.
A telegram from Buffalo says the Char
ity Ball held there Friday night was
the most brilliant and successful affair
of the kind ever given in that city.
"The presence of President elect Cleve-
land did much towards making the af.
fair a success, and the best classts OF
Buffalo's citizens were represented"
The steam tug Mike Dougherty wa,
demolished by the bursting of hel
boiler near Elizabeth, Penna., yester
day morning Two men were killed
William Holler ami w liam Matthews
both OF Allegheny-apd four other
were injured. The boat was valued a
$4,000.
Two cottages in Stapleton, State
Island, owned by Justice Vaughn
were burned yesterday morning. IL
believed the cottages were fired by a
iucendiary gang, whose leader, =" Red
Scott, was arrest ed last Thursday nigt
and severely arrai gned by the Judge.
Two Mormon elders with seventee
prosel = tes---eight women, six men AL
three children-passed through Dalla
Texas, on Friday night, on the way
q new Mormon colony IN the Mexics
State of Sonora. The prosely ties we
from Georgia
st. Peters Methodist Episcop
church IN Reading, Penna was
dedicat. yesterday. In the afiernoo
Cover nor Pattison, whose father W
pastor OF the church seventeen yea
ago, delivered an address on Metho
ism.
Republican members of the Legis
ture Of Pennsylvania, from the weste
section Of the Sta,e, have decided
put Major A. NJ. Brown, OF Pittsbur
In nomination in the Republican cauC
for L s. Senator, to succeed j. Don;
Cameron.
No more deaths have occurred ir
the Van Fsts.n poisoning at 4
Liverpool Obi }, and it is now beiie'
all the sick will recover. Annie V
Fassen, suspected of the poisoning,
sick in bed, and has not been arrest
1t is reported from Saud Creek, v
oming Territory, that on Ss'ur
night a gang of COW boys visited
store and ranch OF James Davis
attempted to run the place." d,
fired at them, killing three.
At meeting of the Spanish Am
cans in New York, yesterday, 1t
decided TO appoint com mittee of tw
TO receive contributions and ARA
for entertainments in aid of the su
ers by the earthquake in Spain.
There have been great floods in
Red River and its tributaries in Lol
ana. The Calcasieu river has
three feet higher than ever before kno
1t is said that at least 5000 head of
tie have persisted.
Two freight trains on the Chesap,
and Ohio Railroad collided on Ss
day near jackson river, Virginia.
trains were wrecked, three brake
were injured and an engineer a
fireman killed.
The Farmers Bank of Elizat
town, Lancaster County, Pa,
pended on Saturday, in consequent,
run by its depositors. Its liabil
are said to be about $50, 900 asset
known.
Captain Charles W. Folger, only
of the late Secretary of the Treas
died on Sunday in Geneva, New Y
of consumption, at the age Of 40 y
He leaves a widow and five chilli
There is an epidemic of mala
intermittent and typhoid fever
Kingston, New York. No ne
and the open winter" are said TO b
cause.
There was a severe thunder 81
with vivid lightning, at Halifax,
Scotia, on Friday night. 1t lasted
an hour.
The chair shop of Smith, Day &,
at Baldwinsvillle. Massachusetts
burned on Saturday morning. Loss
OO0
The upper portion of Henry Ma
building, 10 CINCINNATI, was dan
by fire on Saturday morning to tn
tent of go, 900
The Louisville and Nashville
road station, in Nashville, was de-
ed by fire on Saturday night.
$500
j. G. Schmohl's Wholesale dry
store, in Galena, Illinois, was h
on Saturday night. Loss, $40, 90
surance, $25, 600.
A fire III Sioux City, Iowa on i
night, destroyed five stores, caue
loss of $50, 900.
The daily edition Of the New
Star has been suspended its s.
edition is continued.
The first drawing in Clark's +
series will take place Weln'
January 2Sth. Come JON at once
WY ,&nNS