Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02

The dead walls Of Chicago on Thurs
day were covered with posters bearing
the word Bread" u having been
suggested that 1t WAS sign ofa So.
ciaiist uprising" Messrs. Parsons and
Spies, alleged leaders Of theAnarchists,
were seen on the subject on Friday.
They mysteriously Informed the press
that this was the first Of the warnings
from the Revolutionary Committee, and
that the third warning would be the
signal for great uprising" The dis
covery WAS made later, however, that
the red posters are simply a portion
of AN advertising scheme by a well
known baker" Of Chicago.
The prisoners In the Bridewell, near
Chicago, struck work on Thursday,
demanding better food. After some
parley ninety of them returned TO
work. The rest, sixty In number, were
sent to their cells, and some Of them we're
strung up. During the night all the
prisoners in the main cell house kept
up singing and shouting, inter mingled
with loud protests against the food and
treatment OF the Discontinued. Yester'
day the tumult had subsidized, perhaps
from WEAKNESS.
A telegram from Boston says that
thus tar the Police Commissioners have
received about 1900 applications for
liquor licenses. About 600 were grant
ed, and 100 we're rejected yesterday.
Tie commissioners have issued orders
TO have the new law, compelling deal.
ers to stop selling liquor at II p. M,
strictly enforced. THIS law went into
effect last night.
The epidemic at Plymouth, Penna.,
is increasing. 100 new cases having been
reported since Thursday. This makes
toiai Of over TOO cases. The disease
however, is becoming milder in type,
the deaths not averaging more than
three daily. 1t has appeared at Nanti'
coke within a week, and two deaths
were reported there on Thursday.
The Grand Jury in Baltimore yeeter.
lay found twenty three presentments
against Robert Butler, the negro bur
glar, who was arrested on the I'D ult
A like number of presentments were
made against Isaac Sakolski and Harris
Vein baum. who bought the stolen
property from Butler.
In the Newfoundland Assembly, on
Thursday night, the expediency of con.
tinuing the relations with the United
States involved in the fishery clauses
o. the trea atty of Washington was dis
cussed for several hours in secret ses
sion.
Foster w. Wyatt, 70 years of age, q
wealthy resident of lsiip, Long Island,
store, and, taking bottle Of morphine
~ al a 81 ~. t.ir a L inc
glsssful. He died in few minutes.
Tie Legislature of Ohio yesterday
passed an election registration act for
Cincinnati and Cleveiald also a bill
prohibiting dealing in margins outside
OF Boards of Trade and Chambers OF
Commerce.
The British war snip Bull Frog has
arrived a. Halifax from Bermuda on
fishing protection service This makes
four British war ships in port al Hall.
fax.
The garrison Of the artillery al Mon
tresl, comprising six companies, has
been ordered GU; for service al the
front"
The British man. of war Garnet sailed
from Fortress Monroe cary yesterday
morning. Her destination is supposed
to I've New York.
The 10. al coinage Of the L. S. miuts
during April an ounted IN value'to 81,
4S2, 500, and included 2,4l0,00 standard
dollars
Everything remains quiet at Panama
and the health OF the L :. force there il
good
Con- Il. ,lorr c. X. Garrison died
yesterday at his residence, il New
York.
The public debt statement for Apr
shows decrease of IS, AGA 500.