Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-04-13
News Summary.
II HI e DEADLY SHOT GUN
SEARCHING FOR DEAD BODIES
AN EDITOR WHIPPED.
NEWS FROM ALL AROUND.

NEWSFROM ALL AROUND.
Two gangs OF men were organized on
Sunday morning at Shenandoah, Pa,
aud search for the bodies of the victims
of the Cuyier colliery disaster at Raven
RUM was resumed. Early on Sunday
afternoon the carcasses of two mules,
driven by Mclaughlin, one of the vic
Tins, were found, and 1t was thought
the body Of the driver would be reached
by this morning.
John v. Undertook, an excise COM
missioner and editor Of the Independent
Advertiser. q weekly paper, published
at Nyack, New York, was publicly as
saulted with horsewhips yesterday by
two women, the wives Of constables
David shakespeare and w. I'll. Harris.
for publishing ofSensive articles about
their husbands.
The striking quarrymen at Joliets
Illinois, went to Lockport on Saturday
and smashed the boilers and pumps of
one Of the quarries, doing damage to the
extent of about $1,000. They then pa
raded the streets, and after some further
demonstrations" were dispersed by .
command from the Sheriff.
Frank Rankin, q well.known scale
manufacturer, was on Saturday senteii-
ced to imprisonment for life in Shelby
Vile, Kentucky. Rankin shot and
killed Martin Cody, bricklayer, in cold
blood In November, 1888. This is RAM
kin's second trial, the sentence being
the same in both trials.
Chief Justice Morgan, holding cour.
at Albion, Idaho, has ruled that Nor
mons empanelled on jury are not ell
rs1, a Iar ha nj In
challenges were sustained and a new
jury empanelled. This Is the first deci-
sion under the new law.
A cable despatch was received yester-
day in Bath, Maine, announcing the
of the ship Louisiana, which left San
Francisco on October 14th of last year.
The vessel was supposed to have been
lost.
Mrs. CathaIine Hogan was shot and
dangerously wounded by her brother
in. law, James b. Hogan, in Newport,
Rhode Island, on Saturday night. AT.
ter shooting Mrs. Hogan her assailant
committed suicide. He was unbal.
anced in mind, and had been drinking.
The body found in Coney Island
creek, which was supposed to be that of
S. g. Conant, is not that of the missing
editor. 1t is now thought that 1t may
be the body of Lieutenant Remey, who
disappeared. from the training ship
Portsmouth. on February 18th.
j. G. Dickersop, Postm aster of Eglin-
ton, Missouri, was shot dead and Mrs.
Dickerson was dangerously wounded :,
on Friday last, by Frank Taylor, with
whom Dickerson had been at feud for
some years.
The Senate of Indiana on Saturday
passed bill from the House linn iting
IIer uIontn, WIN u IurJner reductlon OF
90 cents where two or more instruments
are used by the sam. firm.
Tne Christian Conven ion," held in
Pi, tsburg under the direction of Messrs.
Moody and Sankey, closed last night.
1t is estima mated that 1000 people atten-
del The meetings, and that 1000 were
con verted
Robert c. Wilson, treasurer Of Wash
In gton township, HancOck County Ohio,
shot and fatally wounded himself in
the breast on Saturday morning. He
had become a defaulter through gam
bling.
The star h factory of Samuel Cutsin-
ger & Co., at Edinburg, Indiana, with
the adjoining stables, were burned on
Saturday morning Loss $40 900 insur-
anoe $4,000.
One of set of boilers at "York-
town" colliery, No. 5, near Hazleton,
Pa, exploded ON Friday evening,
killing the fireman, Edward Geatau,
and fatally scaldirg James Boyle
Charles H. Rugg, the negro who muir
dered the May bee women, near Oyster
Bay, Long Island, says he will make q
full confession to the Sheriff before his
execution.
1t sreported in Harrisburg that Gov.
eruor Pattison Is about to resign the
office of Governor in order to accept the
appointment of Comptroller under the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Ex-U. S. Marshall Blythe, on trial in
Charleston, South Carolina, on the
charge of rendering false accounts, was
acquitted on Saturday.
The carriage paint factory of W. W.
Lawrence & Co., lin Allegheny City.
Pa, was burned on Saturday morning.
Loss $45, 900
The strike of the employees of the
Mccormick Reaper Works at Chicago
ended on Saturday, the management
offering to restore the cid rate OF wages