The Wilmingtonian., 1885-11-28

Chere are lf9S butter and cream lac
tories, and the value of the dairy pro-
ducts of the whole Union last year was
$500, 100000, while the value of the
milch COWS is estimated at S700,000,-
600. If only now in its infancy, as is
said, Uncle Sans dairy business will
be a big thing when it grows up
North British Agricult,~ist.
Charles Mclean, aged 26 years, and
Patrick Boyle, aged 26 years, both of
whom were burned at the fire at the
works of the Philadelphia Lubric Com
pany, Swanson and Moore streets, have
died
John Mussulman of Indiana died in
the State Insane Asylum on Thursday;
at one time he was worth $3,000,000.
but becoming insane he wasted his
wealth on newspaper a theatre and
in litigation.
The Miners Hospital at Ashland,
Pa, treated 434 patients, injured in
mines, during the current year, of
whom twenty-four died; the dispensary
department treated forty persons daily
on an average.
Mrs. Jane Thompson of Cecil coun-
ty died November 4, aged 90 years.
She had been consistent communi-
cant of the West Nottingham Presby-
terian Church for years. She was of
Scotch Irish origin.
Two well-known citizens of Lancls-
ter county, Pa, David Bricker of
Warwick and John S. Smith of Knit
| zer's, committed suicide on Wednes-
day night, the former by hanging and
the latter by shooting.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany, which has 3,527 miles of road in
operation, earned $198,000 during the
month ending November II, an in
crease of almost 20 per cent on the
same period last year.
William Heath of the bankrupt
banking firm of Heath & Co., New
| York, has been placed in Jail, being
unable to procure bail in suit
brought against him by G. P. Moro
sini to recover $4S,000.
handsome young woman richly
attired was fished out of Lake Michi-
gan at Chicago on Thursday evening
she was dead ring containing Of.
w. B. to NJ. j. 9. III. on its inside
, was on one of her fingers.
: In the libel suit of Sylvester n
> Stewart against the Philadelphia
. Press for "poking fun" at Stewart,
'sschool for reporters" on July 13
1888, the jury returned verdict fol
a $1,000 damages for plaintiff.
r Galveston has received $71 500 fo
E iIs sufferers, 81, GOO more is sub
: scribed the Fire Insurance Associa
I, tion of London, the heaviest loser b.
the fire, has placed $125,000 to tn
credit of its Galveston agent.
.e Mrs. Caroline Trumy and he
70 daughter Annie K, who had bee
charged with opening letters whic
passed through the office at Comm!
!, Pa, have been found guiltless; tn
! charge was result Of a conspiracy,
le Colorow, an Indian chief, with fou
?" teen lodges and 500 ponies, is raw
ry ging the Yampa Valley of COLORADO
they have burned cattle ranges, leavir
~ $4,000 animals without food; they al
he also butchering elk and deer for the
up hides.
I'D George w. Pomeroy, a book age
of Chicago, died at Bethlehem, Pf
on Wednesday from injuries said
have been given him by Linford Ke
~ ~ er, bartender at the Riverside Hot
in Easton, Pa; jealousy prompted Il
lrs violence.
ri General William Cutting, execut
and trustee of the Cutting estat
=" worth $3,258,720, is charged with '
olating his trust and Of failing to a
,ou count for 81 ,G79,1 the case will
called before Surrogate Rollins
red New York
or,
~ ~ Miss Melissa McClary of FL
IL Wayne, Ind, was married to Wilb
~ Richards Of Clarksburg, Va,
Thursday afternoon; they contract
nin through correspondence he is an e
IAN tor and was recommended by Sena
Malone.
a. The French Canadians and the !.
day erals Of the provinces are still agi
IN ting Riel's execution; they are c,
demning the government in the bitt
+ +r,,,e Gov Lonn;ru Pal ,