Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-10
News SUMMARY.

Our Counsul at Matamoras telegraphs
to the State department that the re-
volutfonary movement in Nuevo Leon
against the State Government Of Garza
Garcia and his acting Governor,
Sepulveda, Is increasing; that there was
heavy firing In Monterey on the 7th,
the Federal troops driving the revolu.
tionists out, that business is paraly zed,
but that Americans and American In.
terests have not thus far been disturbed.
The gas works at Kansas City, mis-
souri,, blew up yesterday morning at
two o'clock. Only one person is known
to have been ipj ured, the engineer.
The city was left In darkDess last night
except for such light as could be obtain
ed from coal oil and tallow. The gas
company had trouble with twenty en-
ployes several weeks ago. and 1t is said
that threats have since been made
against their property"
A deputy marshal arrived at Pitts
burg on Wednesday with David Lewis.
arrested on Tuesday night, near
for dealing in - moonshine" whiskey.
This makes the ffth moonshiner
arrested In that vicinity within a few
weeks, and breaks up the gang"
Frank Noyes was enticed from his
homo In Cald we'll, Kansas, on Monday
night, and on Tuesday morning his
body was found hanging to beam
across high gateway near the stock
yards. The cause of the m urder Is not
known.
An explosion of natural gas at the
| supply station Of the Philadelphia Com
pany at Sandy Greek, Pa, yesterday
morning, blew ont the valves, cutting
off the high pressure to Pittsburg, and
nj ai M q h In, oil
| mills and factories in the latter city.
A sewer in course of construction al
Akron, Ohio, caved in yesterday after
noon, killing four laborers and fatally
injuring three others. The disaster was
caused by the thawing cut of the earth
after three days frost.
W. d. Kellett, United States deputy
marshal was waylaid and murdered
by FIVE "moonshiners" on Lookout
Mountain, thirty milY from Chattan'
The house of Wesley Greer. At Can
nonsburg, Pa, was blown up yesterday
morning by natural gas. Greer and hii
wife and two children were severely
injured.
At Bryan, Texas, on Tuesday even.
ing, Rev. H. T. Wilson, and his twt
Idauehte were killed by locomotiv,
while driving ACROSS the railroad
track,
y Among the local bills introdu ced IL
the Senate was one by Mr.. Sewell, up
propriating 100000 for the erection
offs public building In Camden, New
Jersey.
K The wooden mill of Pomeroy's Sons
at Pittsfield, Massachusetts, was burn
ed on Tuesday. Loss, $50, 600; insur
ance SI4, coo.
The recent high tides have caused
much damage to the shore line at Cap
Charles, Barnegat, Ludlam's Beach ant
Absecom, N. j,
Nelson Stuart and Anderson Davis
colored, convicted of burglary, were
hanged yesterday in the jail at Char
lotte, North Carolina.
A ten.year-old daughter of Jame
Dunn died yesterday in Xenia, Indiana
of trichinosis, caused by eating raw
.. pork two weeks ago.
Three cases of smallpox and on
death from the disease have been dis
covered in Long Island City, New Yorl
, within the last two days.
/. The penitentiary at Chester, Illinois
ing by a tornado. Two convicts and {
} guard were badly injured.
The Senate Committee on Privilege
and Elections will hold q meeting thi
morning to consider the Presidential
Succession bill.
II Morse's soap works, in Toronto
" ere burned on Tuesday night. Loss
q 100000