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

Tsp clAl attention 10 the letter OF rope
Leo XIII 10 the Cardinal Archbishop OF
Paris, " ON the evils arising from the
| discussion OF religious questions IN the
press, ana especially nom TIE Tendency
OF certain Catholic writers III Europ'
and Canada to claim n sor' OF iuialit
bllity for themselves i'll ccpderuiug ~
bad Catholics all whose views 90 10
exactly coincide with theirs.'
| Clayton Klink, aged 10 years, Il resi-
dent of Union township, l. baDon Co.
PenDa., willie hunting On q mountain
wee k ago, fell into a deserted mime l3'
feet deep. Both h is feet were crushed
and he was otherw lee severely IN inrtd
! He WAS not found until Monday night
, when, after lying iii the cold, damn
mines for seven days, he WAS raised T.,
he surface In An unconscicus cor di
ton. II his life can be ssved,' IL il
pre- hable that his legs will have to b.
amputated
The missioners of Em igra;ion
on the Stat. OF New York have reported
to the Treasury department that during
1884 there arrived at the New York
ports 800 .030 Immigrants, ali OF whom
| were examined by the Board. On such
examinations, ll44 persons were fou nd
to be- either convicts, luuatics, idio's,
OF persons unable To take care of them
selves without becoming public charges,
and were returned to the countries
whence they came.
| A heavy rain storm set in at Parsons,
kAnsas on Sunday light, and continued
until late on Monday afternoon. The
city is surrounded by water, in some
places several miles wide, and many
people have cen forced TO leave their
houses. Some stock has been lost,
the crops on the bottom ands are de
stroy ed, and there are two washouts on
the Kansas City, Fort Scott and Gulf
| Railroad.
| In the North Ohio Methodist Episco-
pal Con ference at Berea yes 'erday, a
| resolution declaring that no M-thoi;4t
preacher occupying the pastoral rela
| lation has right to become a candidate
Tor political flee, was defeated 10y a
vote Of u 10 50 A resolution was then
adopted declaring the Conference not
Irresponsible Tor the indiy Il AL or rc,ii.
cal alliances uiany minister or laymai I.
Captain Lee, agent Of the Cheyenne
and Atapanoe indian reseryati. II, b2.
tc.eG .aphed 10 t1s Commissioner OF
Indian fairs tia; mp o the preseul
time 80 coo cattle Lave been DIR ven of
the reservation. A bout 90 GOO yet
remain, but they are all moving on.
With single exception, where thu
oNnrr has not yet been able to eecur-
another ranch.
TsC trains on the Erie and P.ttshnrs
! Railroad Col.lded yesterday morning
| u"ar Ne5t Mitdlese&, Pa. The tuetues
| were completely demolished ard frag
men's OF lion were buried hunGrets OF
let by an exploding boiler. Adam.
Riser and o, A. Bates, train hau&e,
were killed. Four Others were il iured
The loss 10 the company il property il
about So coo.
G,imsley, Brown aud Clarke, the All
scsnalng township trustees Of Davies
lcuuHty Indiana, have been - II and
intefviewed 10y an attorney il Hamil-
on. Canada They gave no expl4na-
Ions, but blamed Chicago party fJt
, the mischief" The total amount OF
paper Issued ia estimated by the inter
Waiver At $50 600.
Il At Greenvile, Ohio, on Saturday
n night, John EssiclS, while ia his bach
a yard, heard His wife scream, aua OF
Ienterlpg the Eouae saw VIM. Wise, 4
q neighbOr, run out the front door.
- Selling shat gun he sent It's contents
II through Wlse's body. Wise, hefpr,
ldyirR, denied that he had entere,
:, E5sich's house with any evil intea Aol
IT James Mulvaney. aged 10 years, wa
= arrested by special officer of the Lonl
d is!aL d Railroad, on Sunday right. OIL
l. the charge of uIcoupiing n Iarlor ca
L from train, cutting The hell cort
and disconne citing tho AIR pipes Of III.
i. brakes, for the purpose OF wreukinl
train which followed few minute
I, ,ater.
:. A convention Of DANCING n assers va.
81 Leld yesterday IN New York. Severa
J. loi the professors gave exhibitions ot
e fancy dancing. They decided tc
b teach the waltz tha same az iast wear
d The only new feature OF the season i,
u the Highland schottiscLe
e The State census of Wisconsin,, ius
g competed, SHOVE reputation OF 5G3
e 90, gain sil &c 1850 OF q per cent =
II The principal gain Is in the nor,her:
y. part OF the State, where Lew lum be
.e districts have been opened.
Judge Knapp, charging the Hudsol
county grand jury Ill jersey City, yes
terday morning, instructed them +
Is thoroughly Investigate the recent bust
ness OF the pool sellers in Jersey CIT,
Of and Hoboken.
Hugh Mcileury and Howard Pierce
y living en- farm near Topeka, Kansas
D. we're arrested on Monday Tor comulicit,
Il in the train robbery at Blue Snrluae
% Missouri, on the 81 inst.
: The store OF X Is. Bryaat Z %, o,
49, Market street, Boston, was robbed Of
= Monday night o, SEQ in cash and {49
Ia checks. P.yn ent on the checks LA,
n been stopped.
b, Jehu M,GFane, Altermaa of rnio,
Hun, New Jer-' shot hiuse + d al u
II Monday nilht. &c attempted IL drow
Of himself few Eougs before.
Tie ,oea, option election il slqcxe
d, Tor county, T-Nas, has resulted 10 Ia,
:, defeat OF the PToLib.,ionists At ~ Z. i've
lg TO che vote.
L Walac: W. Wiley. If R5uu,ifu
I tab, Ma he'd IN : Gro bill on Me;
- Day or the charge Of polygainy.
" The County Treasurer flee at /,
es gan Creek, Missouri, was robbed c
f'ooo .ast Saturday night.