Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-10-15

po,.i,core Tuesday, concluded the case |
''ns.,,. n n Olayton, Captain Albert
Ryotherton, and mate George W. Bowl
CHARGED with scuttling the prlg y. n
gtilI,non AZ sea. Clayton waa exoneia.ou,
and Rrotberton and Brown comini,teu 70
All 10 await the action of the unlteu
States c;rcuit court The ohense IS cap
ital one md not bailable.
A reign Of terror is reported IN sie y,
Vile Parish, Louisiana, growing gu. VI
an old feud, Two men nalneu roio ,'sl
are fatally wounded, while others WINE
and colored, have been taken 70 tne
woods by armed masked men anu
whipped nearly 10 death. Goyernot
Mchnery has ordered that enor.s pe
made to capture the perpetrators. 9eyerai
suspected persons are under arrest
The dead body of n young man VINO
had evidently committed suicide, ne pe,nB
shot in the bend and having claspeu IN
his hand n discharged dtuble-barrei re.
yolyer, was found last Friday on the ron
n few miles from Houston, Missouri. ms
watch and money were untouched. FROM
papers foupd upon him he is believed 10
have been the Rev. L. l.. Entheriy,
PRESBYTERIAN minister.
In Reading, Monday, Jacob ..Woomer,
n railroad employee, went home uruhk'
| Soon after he was discovered by heigh-
Dor with deep cut in the artery OF one
of his wrists. His wife, who is slightly
| insane was in the room with MN, anu
l'ber hands were covered with blood.
| Noomer refused to tell how he received
his injury, and it is not known whether
| it was inflicted by himself Or his WIFE,
Mrs. Eugene Best has been giving pr,
yate seances as mnterinlizlng spiritual
medium in Hartford, Conn. wednesday
night week she was seized by two men
when exhibiting in dim light in gauze
as n spirit, and found to be solid hesh
and bones. She made affidavit that she
was n humbng and had humbugged the
people of Boston, Washington and Phila
delphia. She left ON a late train Tor
Washington.
Rear Admiral Davis. under date o.
Yokohama, September 18th, reports tina
1--WE deaths from cholera Ind occurred OF
the United States steamer 0ssipee. Tat
victims were Edward Herbert, marine
John McCoilrt, seamun ii. p. Siebert
sergeant of marines Alon2o ii. Lame
seaman, and Thomns Cassidy, ship car
painter. No other deaths Ind occurred
though some of the crew were sick, bn
nj that date all were doing we'll and OK
peeted to recover.
Frank Rose, shoemaker of Jerse
City, has been astonishing the peopl
there by making So CATERS for $3. Othe
work was in proportion, and he hhs bee
doing brisk business. Isrnel Kaemar
manufacturer of uppers and tops,at 10
Gold street, New York. He has
daughter about ~ years old. Las
week she was detected taking number {
! uppers from the store and confessed thu
. she was stealing them for Rose. III
I Inter has been arrested for receivin
, stolen goods.
A strong northeast gale on Sunda
caused two tidal waves in the Savanna
, river and its tributaries, doing great dan
age 10 the rice crop. Hutchinson Islant
| opposite Savannah, was flooded, and Il
inhabitants went to the city on Sunda
, night. South Of Savannah the COUNT
), was flooded, and there were wnshouts c
! the Savannah, Florida d Western raj
road. A freight train ran into n washoi
l near Falkestone, aud the engineer IN
fireman were dangerously injured.
. At Wilkesbarre, Monday, Christian
a Conrad, the mine boss of the West Ell
8 Coal Company, Mt Mocauaqua, conyictt
4 of manslaughter, in having been respo
4 sible for an explosion by which 10 me
lost their lives, was called up for Sc
tence. His counsel made strong appe
u |, and the sentence was that he should pay
~ ~ fine of $50, with costs of prosecutio
y and stand committed until the sontcn
Y was complied with. Conrad immediate
y paid the fine and costs, aggregating $40
and left for his home.
!, The chief of police in Washington "
" Thursday handed letter from m
= named Hutchinson, in the land businc
:. in Kansas City, saying that the writ
" had traded land for 5000 worth of
per cent District bonds, issued 0ctot
&c 18th, 1877, and made payable in Jul
Us 1882. They ARE signed IIindley Mufrl
r. president, and O. 4. Ferris, secretal
n The writer wanted to know their vail
es The chief wrote reply stating that
to such bonds have ever been issued by
District, and that they are traudule
IT. He has also notified the Kansas G
lie police, asking that they make an invel
he CATION.