Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-09-07

nO uhy was bDout WIN LII. IlltCug W nO
insisted on his visitor taking dinuer at
the hotel with him and his partner, Mr.
j. j. Boyce, snd at 4 O'Clock in the af-
ternoou, the Old Point express was Ia.
ken for this city, which was reached at
8 20 D. M, and the short but exceeding
ly pleasant vacation ended.
HeWs Summary.
An stigation Of the township
Trustse swindles in Daviess County,
Indiana. is going on. 1t is said that
II the warrants issued by the abscond
ing Trustees are decided legal, Daviess
County Is ruined Ifnot then scores of
capitalists In Indianapolis, Chicago, st.
Louis, Cincinnati and throughout the
Middle States are out cf pocket" 1t IL
estimated that warrants on Washington
township have heen issued TO the
amount of over S75, 900, although some
claim twice that amount Steele town
ship $50, COO, and Barr township S50,-
600
Charles Brusso and Handy Norwood,
cohpred, who escaped from prison fifteen
years ago, we're captured on Saturday,
and placed In the penitentiary at Jack.
son, MISSISSIPPI. Brusso, sentenced for
arson, had only three months to serve
| when heescaped. Norwood had ten years
TO serve for q murderous assault. After
his escape he settled down in Copiah
| county, where he married and became
the father Of several children.
Robert Haylor an engineer, who, to
save the lives Of one hundred and fifty
passengers on train of the Indianapo
lis, Bloomington and Western Railroad
rem aimed at his post to face almost Ger.
tain death last Wednesday night, died
of his injuries in Springfield, Ohio, on
Sunday night Had he deserted his
post many OF the passengers would un-
doubtedly have been killed.
| The body OF j. NJ. Hess "a well.
known young man" of Evanston, Hi
nois, was found on Saturday morning
in Chicago with deep cash in one eide
OF the necx. IL is believed he commit
ted suicide. He was rscen tly discharged
by firm with whom he was employed
on account of his bad habits Hs leaves
o widow.
| A telegram from Deadwood, Dakota,
says that the unpleasant weather of the
last two weeks eliminated on Saturday
morning in snow storm. The outlook
for grain is gloomy. "Four ffths Of al
the crops are cut, and the bulk is lying
on the ground heating and growing
Much that IL stacked is being destroyed
even for food"
The three-m asted schooner William
Beazley, from New York for Bangor
with cargo OF -four and coal, whil,
tputting into New Haven harbor fol
anchorage on Friday night, ran upoI
the rocks, and now lies In afteen fee
LOT water. The vessel Is valued q
$40, 900.
ID. G. Pierce, railway mail clerk, 81
Rutland, Vermont. arrested few day
, ago on the charge Of robbing the mails
has been discharged. His son confes
sed that he was guilty of the Grim
i, charged against his father.
5 George Lsuser, q we'll known DR..
I | goods merchant of Lebanon, Penna.
c committed suicide by hanging himsel
, In his stable on Saturday. He was 4
T years of age. He had been melsnchol,
I tor some time.
William Mullans, pickpocket, ha
:. been arrested In Kansas City, Missouri
I on suspicion Of completely in the Blu
Springs train robbery. Two other me
8 have been arrested In Lexington o
u similar suspicion.
o The disease among the cattle of Wi
: liam Dean near Vandalia, Illinois, ha
! been pronounced Texas fever by th
State Veterinarian. The drove wa
brought from Kansas two months ago
d Major Carpenter, of the Fifth Cava
II ry, telegraphed on Saturday to the Ds
;. partment headquarters at Fort Leaver
a worth that " all the herds of cattle l
4 Indian Territory were being removed
% points outside the prescribed limits"
!, The Steamer wallula cleared froi
& Duluth on Saturday for Buffalo. wit
It %, 600 barrels of -four. This Is the la
r. eest cargo yet hoated on any OF th
Ia great lakes. 1t would fill 100 freigl
70 cars.
~ Am Eude, the Hoboken druggi
" whose error in compounding prescril
70 tion cost the lives OF two young womt
e a week ago, was held on Saturday
$500 bail for the action of the Graz
Jury.
'S The farmers around Lyons, Ne
!, York, fear the loss of their potato cr'
q through the depredations of " sms
shiny bug which has appeared In tn
'e lsection.
John II. Dickerscn, exSuperinte
10 dent of the Pension Building In Was
!, ington, charged with stealing ia
a was acquitted on Saturday.
" The severest frost of the season
"a Minnesota, Iowa and Dakota occurr,
,r on Friday night. Nearly all gard
II veg etables were killed.
Al The total subscriptions TO the Ora
ID Monument Fund in New York reach
10 10 u7i IN 2aturdau