Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-10-01
News Summary.
FALLING OF A BUILDING-SIX
GENTS DAMA0ES-QUARAN-
TINE-DERAILED.
MUST BE VACCINATED.

The west and north walls OF Dulld
ing ON Clark street, Chicago, occupied
by = cake bakery and printing office,
tumbled down early yesterday morning,
owing TO the weakness Of the structure,
which had been supported entirely by
wooden girders and joists." The col
lapse was caused by the dry.rotting Of
the timbers. The loss is estimated at
$50, 900. No lives were lost, as there
was warning of the crash.
Informati having been received by
tho Marine Hospital Bervice that en-
ployes of the Grand Trunk Railroad are
in constant communication with their
families who reside in Canadian dis
| tricts infected with smallpox, instruc-
tions have been issued for the enforce
ment of a strict quarantine on that
| road.
| A convention Of the retail coal callers
of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Michigan
will meet in Dayton on the 6th inst.,
" to take action to prevent wholesale
dealers from engaging in local trade. "
The convention will probably agree not
to purchase coal from wholesale dealers
30 offending.
| One hundred and thirty-four deaths
from smallpox were reported in Mon
Itreal during the four days which ended
lon Tuesday night, besides 81 in the ad
Looming municipalities. There has been
no further rio5ing. A few slight mot
demonstrations which have been made
were easily suppressed.
II James II. Eowe brought suit for S25,
900 damages against the Detroit Fret
Press for the publication of charge,
made in proceedings that had been en-
: tered for divorce. The Free Press cop
J led from the Court records. Yesterday
the jury brought in verdict in favor o
the plaintiff for six cents damages.
A passenger train on the Indianapo
lis, b Bloomington and Western RailroaC
was derailed al Downs, Illinois, yester
cay morning, by a broken locomotlv,
, axle, and all but one car went into
ditch. Several passengers were injgr-
ed, one fatally.
ri Four of the crew of the steame,
n Cfayhill from Mexican port are sici
= with yellow fever at the Boston quaran
tine. The rest of the crew have beel
n iallowed to 20 to the city, thei
!. clothing and effects having been disin
fected.
The schooner Florence Shay, whicl
arrived at Charleston yesterday, report
r cd that on the 18th ult., 20 miles east O
n Atlantic City, sne picked up sail boa
"a feet long. The boat contained tis
d just caught, fishing tackle and wv
lempty whisky bottles.
{ DR.. w. W. Myers,a well-known ply
81 sician of Pi.tsburg, was arrested yestel
; day on the charge of raising promi
8. sorry note from Sl25 to 9s15, and forgin
d q note for the SAIL AN unit which wa
l. not discounted. Hs was has. in $3Ot
6 bail.
A strike Of the locomotive enginee
:. on the Galveston, Harrisburg and Sa
. Antonio Railroad is threatened unle
10 several members OF the Brotherhoo
discharged at Houston without ar
/, reason being assigned, are reinstated.
"a The reunion Of the Soldiers and Sa
a ors of Kansas began on Tuesday
"a Topeka. 1t Is estimated that there a
%, 900 persons encamped on the ground
II besides 5000 visitors quartered in Il
"a city, while more are coming.
ID The recent heavy rains in Florit
have so obstructed the railroads as
n. seriously interfere with the transport
ia tion OF the mails. Mail matter will
,e sent via Gainesville and Peubertc
g, Ferry to Tampa.
ID The registration Of voters in Cinci
r. natl foots up 60, ,096, which Is 5000 le
IS than the total vote cast at the Pres
I'd dental election last year.
gel Vice President Hendricks yesterds
ht addressed the New jersey State Fir
70 mems Association at Atlantic Cit
IN His remarks were warmly applaude
a. The Mayor of Toronto has decided
- issue a proclamation in few day
ordering compulsory vaccination.
asl IL is estimated that the public de
,y statement for September will show
to decrease of about $4,000, 900.
or Secretary Lamar was at the Interi
be Department yesterday. He has almo
in recovered from his attack of hay few