Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-29
News Summary.
BODY IDENTIFIED - OUTBREAK
OF GLAhDERS-A TBIEF COM
MITs SUICIDE.
INDIANS MUST LEAVE.

The body Of male child about 10
months old was found yesterday morn
ing on Farmap' 3 Island, Long Island,
and was identified as that OF q sen of
Henry EnRel, who was arrested on sus-
piciOn of murder. 1t was testified that
while Eagel and his wife were walking
home, the wife gave the child to her
husband to carry. Shortly after wards
Engel disappeared, and when he ar
rived home he did not have the child.
A telegram from Boston gives re
port that the official investigation Of the
condition of the Framingham Savings
Bank, whose cashier, Coleman S.
Adams, committed suicide on August
Oath, shows that Adams was defaulter
TO the amount of $228, 900. A ipjunc-
ton has been asked to restrain the
bank from doing further business until
its affairs can be Strengthened out.
Agent Gossman informs the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs that he has
potified all the settlers on the Crow
Greek Indian reservation to quit In ao-
cordanc with the Presidents proclama :
Com Ina issioner says tie settlers must
leave the reservation "even If IL re-
quires the whole force of the military to
accomplish their removal"
The State Veterinarian of Illinois has
returned from Vandalia, where he has
been inve stigating an outbreak of CLAN
ders. He found the disease existing
in q virulent form had six horses killed,
and took other measures to stamp ont
the in fection. Two farmers were order.
ed to be prosecuted for selling horses
which they knew to be infected.
Two men started on the deer. hunting
expedition at Garden Bay, Newfeund.
land, q few days ago. During the
night one of them hearing a rustling
in the bushes and thinking it was
caused by deer, fred at the spot. He
found that he had killed one man and
Llortally wounded another.
In Lake township, near Traverse,
Dakota, on Sunday, man set fire to
some straw. A high wind carried the
flames northward with frightful rapidi-
| ty. and they consumed houses, barns,
hay, grain, and farm machinery. 1t is
estimated that thousand tons of hay
were destroyed.
The fine of $500 imposed upon the
captain of the British steamer Oakdale,
a4Baltimore, for presenting an improp-
or manifest, has been remitred by the
Secretary of the Treasury. There was
no allegation of fraud on the captains
part.
Paul Bauer, proprietor of the West
Brighton Beach Hotel, at Coney Island,
| was robbed yesterday morning of dia-
monds and money aggre yatiug $2566 by
some burglar who got into his bedroom
while he was asleep.
The Hartford Sunday Globe having
published charge that Jumbo was
"purposely put in the way of the train
| that killed him by Barnum q direction
Mr.. Barnum has begun suit for libel
against the paper, claiming $4,000
damages.
A passenger train on the A Albany and
ISusqaehanna Railroad yesterday ran
into the rear Of freight train. near
Golfers, New York. The passenger
engine was thrown into the river, and
Simon Cook, engineer, was killed.
There has been rainfall of ten inches
during the last fifty hours at Jackson
Vile, Florida. Great damage has been
done, and washouts are reported on all
the railroads.
John Brosler and Henry Davis, brick
layers, were fatally injured yesterday
by the fall OF chimney, while working
on q new insane asy lum at LogaBsport,
Indiana.
At Springfield, Massachusetts, y yester-
day, Richard Howell, the champion
bicyclist, made half mile In l. l3 3-5,
beating the record by l 2-5 seconds.
The Postmaster General decides that
the salaries Of postal employees cannot
be attached for debt.