Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1885-03-26
Samuel Lazare, AZ years of age, died in
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Samuel Lazare, AZ years Of age, died in
chicago Friday evening Of hydrophobiR He
was bitten by dog about eight weeks ago.
Jake Doss, colored, has been lynched BY a
mob OF his own race, near Artesia, Missis-
sippl. He was charged with having MUIR
dered his wife and married another woman
Az hours afterwards.
A. Silyas and NJ. Martinez were hanged
Friday at Los Angeles, California. Rilvas,
IN July last, stabbed man to death who had
brushed against him in the street. and Mar
tnez had committed murder for $40.
A dispatch from Stanton, Virginia, says
the cold weather there seriously aft els
wheat and that good judges now estimate
the crop at one fourth the average, which,
with the reduced acreage, gives gloomy
prospect for the harvest.
e, G. Obear, one Of the Oldest real estate
agents in st. Louis, was arrested Friday.
on an indictment returned by tho grand Jury,
charging him with embezzling 5000 from
John Eason Of westheld, Now York, for whom
he sold piece Of property.
Wanzel Zerney, bohemian, Al years of
age, committed suicide in Baltimore Fri
day morning by shooting himself through
the mead while sitting in front of looking
glass. His wife was thrown into commissions
by his suicide, and it was feared she would
City Marshal Tarr OF Gloucester, Massa.
chuaetts, Friday received an anonymous
letter threatening him with death providing
he continues in the vigorous enforcement Of
the liquor law many days longer. He has re-
ceived several letters of the kind within a
few days.
The snow fall in Nova Scotia and New
Brunswick, which began on Thursday, con
hnued Friday evening. At Yarmouth, Nova
Scotia, the fall was the heaviest for 20 years
All the highways and railroads are blocked
Sixteen inches Of snow have fallen at Wood
stock, New Brunswick,
George Kellogg, Osborne Kelton and
Joseph Shelton were arrested In Chicago. on
Thursday night, charged with manufacturing
counterfeit silver coin, and particularly with
having put in circulation a counterfeit 26-
cent piece. An exceptionally good counter
feiting outfit consisting of presses, dies, 10,
OF fine workmanship, was captured.
The sisters department and another struc-
ture belonging to st. Josph's Academy, at
diminishing, Maryland, Iwere destroyed by
Friday afternoons fire. The loss is est.
mated at $4,000. The direction of the wind
kept the flames from the department occupied
by the children and young ladies, and their
panic was allayed by removal to place Of
safety. The fire department OF Frederick did
good service in checking the spread of the
flames to the other buildings. st. Joeeph's
Academy is the mother house Of the Sisters
Of Charity in the United States.
The Humane Society in Pittsburg Fri.
day began suit against the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, alleging that the recent act Of
Congress, which provides for heavy penalties
on all public carriers Of live stock for failure
to properly care for the animals during trans-
portation, had been shAmelessly disregarded,
the company having allowed live stock
shipped from Chicago to be on the road 90
hours without food, water or rest The suit
is test one, brought at the suggestion OF the
agent OF the National Humane Society. II Is
stated that should the plaintiffs win the case,
an attempt will be made to enforce the act in
all parts OF the United States.