Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-22
AtxS SUMMARY.
ONE EINDICrMENTs FOE
FORGERY Y-CHOl.ERA IN ST.
LOUIS ETC, EIC.

FORGERY-CHOLERA IN ST.
LOUIS ETC, ESQ.
| The Grand Jury 1t Freehold, New
Jersey, has found sixty i've indict-
ments, including six new ones, for for.
gerry, against Frank Patterson. Henry
de Nyes Hendrickson, Assessor Of
Holmdel Township, has been indicted
for alleged alteration of assessment
lists. Counsellors John K. Lannipg and
Frank Durand have been Indicted ON .
charge of conspiracy on complaint of
Minnie L. Cummings, the actress.
The charges grew out of her difficulties
over her cottages 1t Elberon and Long
Branch.
Two deaths attributed to cholera oc-
Cured in St. Louis on Sunday. One Of
the victims, Russian named Pickner.
was certified to have died of native
cholera" He arrived in st. Louis
from New Orleans few days before
he died. Az q precautionary mea-
ed, and the room he had occupied was
fumigated." The other case, that of q
colored fireman, was diagnosed as chol-
eraic diarrh1a.
Another very cold weather wave has
spread over the Northwest and West
Yesterday morning temperatures were
reported of 81 degrees below zero At
jamestown, Dakota, % below at Win
| nipeg, 81 below at Fargo, 20 below At
st. Paul, IA below at Omaha, 8 below
at Keokuk, and 8 below at Chicago,
The temperature remained below zero
all day yesterday At Chicago, with q
prospect of much colder weather dur.
ing the next twenty-four hours"
| President Arthur's first State dinner
of the season was given at the White
House last night. Among the guests
Invited to meet the Cabinet officers and
their wives were Speaker and Mrs.
Carlisle, General and Mrs. Sheridan,
Admiral Porter, Senator and Mrs. j.
ID. Cameron, Senator and Miss Hamp-
ton, and Senator and Mrs. Hale.
r. @. Cunning. the merchant charged
with illegelly voting ut Buffalo in the
Presidential election, and taken to AL
bany on the holding of United States
| Commissioner Strong, Of Buffalo, was
honorably acquitted yesterday by the
Grand Jury without dissen ting vote,
the jury being of "the unanimous
opinion that the charge was malicious"
Ferdinand Dittmann, wealthy
farmer, was sentenced in Chicago yes
terday to one years imprisonment, for
making and passing counterfeit ten
dollar silver certificates Albert Schmidt
and DR., William Louden were sen ten
ced each two years. imprisonment as
principals in the crime.
Mrs. Magoffin, a widow, living near
Green's Store, Kentucky, hearing q
noise in her barn on Tuesday night,
shot person whom she saw moving
near the door. 1t proved to be Asher
johnson, colored, "a notorious bag
thief" she has not been arrested.
A man named Desmond has been
arrested for placing an obstruction ON
the Inter-Colonial Railway track near
Wellington, Nova Scotia, on Tuesday.
Desmond was formerly under treatment
In lunatic asylum, and is believed 10
be insane.
The body Of a boy named Robes,
frozen stiff, was found on Tuesday
hanging from tree near his mothers
house at Eagle Point, Illinois. His
mother had whipped him for some Of
fence and he told q hired man that he
would hang himself.
a passenger train on the Missouri
Pacific Railroad ran over q broken rail
near Gentry, Missouri, yesterday
morning. A car containing nine per-
sons was thrown down an embankment,
and all of them were injured, none, it
Is believed, dangerously.
An Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
train yesterday struck broken rail
near Flora, Illinois. The baggage car
and one passenger coach were thrown
from the track and the passengers were
severely shaken up.
Colonel John q. Spooner WAS last
evening nominated for United States
Senator by the Republican caucus of
the Wisconsin Legislature. Herece;ved
81 votes on tho first ballot to 25 fer
Fai! child.
At Washington on Wednesday the
case of Edward q. Kirkwood, indicted
for presenting fraudulent voucher for
1925 to the Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery, resulted in verdict of guilty.
A warrant has been issued at Salt
Lake City for the arrest Of G. w. PEN
rose, editor of the Deseret News, the
Mormon church organ, on o charge of
polygamy.
The friends of Carter H. Harrison
say that his name will not be presented
before the caucus of the Illinois Legis-
lature as candidate for United States
Senator.
Two men attempted to ron the mail
messenger al Maysville, North Caro-
lima, on Tuesday, but were captured
and lodged in jail.
Mary Commandery, of Philadelphia
Knights Templar, reached Atlanta on
Wednesday, on their pilgrimage" to
New Orleans.
The tobacco warehouse of Straiton s.
Storm, of New York, at Stoughton.
Wisconsin, was burned on Tuesday
morning. Loss $75,0 900.
The iron foundry Of Joseph MCGEE and
machine shop Of Joseph Peters, at Hun
ter's Point, Long Island, were de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loes. $50, 200.
John j Valjo, prisoner In the Jail
at Easton committed suicide yesterday
morning by hanging himself to win
dew of his cell.
The Ixonia Rolling Mill, at Ixonia.
Wisconsin, was burned on Tuesday
night. Loss S25 900.
Six inches of snow fell at Shreve-
port, Louisiana, on Tuesday.
Fortunate Recovery.
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