Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-22
News Summary.
THE CASE OF EC.
TlON TO AN APPOINTMENT-
HEAVY SNOW ATORM.
A. BREWERY SEIZED.

"A BREWERY 5 Ell / E D.
The q. 8. war ship Iroquois has sail.
dor, under sealed instructions from the
Secretary of State in regard to the case
of Santos, the American citizen held
there under arrest. It is understood
that the commander OF the Iroquois IL
INSTRUCTED to make q formal dem and
in the name of the United States for
the prompt release Of the prisoner
and to afford him all possible assist
ance.
A telegram from Racine, Wisconsin,
says word has been received there from
the State Department that the appoint
ment Of Senator Carl Jonas as Consul
to Prague must be revoked, the
Austrian Government ohjecting to the
appointment. When a young man,
student at Prague, jonas liberal viewe
excited the ire of the Austrian Govern
ment.
Thomas W. Barley. 81 Lieutenant
Governor, Acting Governor and Chief
Justice of Ohio, died on Saturday,
in Washington. He was q leader In
the Democratic party, and published
and edited the American Register, q
weekly paper. He was q brOther-in-
law Of General Sherman ard Senator
Sherman.
A cloudburst" in st. Cloud and
Madison counties, Illinois, during Fri.
day night, flooded the country, sweep
ing away houses and bridges and
running the crops. The damage 10 esti-
mated at 100000. 1t is said that
16, 600 acres of corn and vegetables
are under water. No lives are reported
lost.
A telegram from Pittsburg says that
work was suspended on Saturday in
nearly every coal pit in the first two
pools, and a general shut down Of the
river mines is looked for next week.
Dull trade and overstocked markets are
the causes assigned for the sCepen-
sions.
In accordance with the order of their
union, 500 builders laborers in Toronto
struck on Saturday morning. The pick
and shovel men went ont with the Ia.
borers, and individually the stonema-
sons and bricklayers absolutely refused
to accept material from the few non
unions laborers secured by the masters
Dennis Kearney, the San Francisco
sand Lots demagogue, announced yes
terday that he intends TO run for Gov
ernor of California next year on the
Working Mems ticket" The chief
plank in his platform will be that
municipalities have the right to regar
late working mems hours of labor
The brewery of Valentine Loewer, in
New York, was seized by revenue,
officials early on Saturday morning.
on affidavits that the proprietor had
been using counterfeit stamps on his
barrels. Later In the day he was held
In $4,000 bail for examination.
James Russell Lowell arrived at Bos-
ton on Saturday morning by the steam
Ier Scythla. He was met at the
dock by few personal friends. It is.
understood that a grand reception will
be given him in ambridge at an early
day.
A trapper, who returned 10 Ottawa,
Canada. on Saturday, reported that on
the 9Th of this month, 200 miles north
or Ottawa, he was caught in heavy
snow storm, which lasted for several
hours.
Five new fever patients were adm it.
ted to the hospital at Plymouth, Pa,
on Saturday, and three deaths from tbs
disease were reported. Another death
occurred in Plymouth yesterday.
A partially torn down frame house in
Chicago collapsed on Saturday night,
killing James Kelly, aged 16, and fatal
lly injuring boy named Eugene Ke.
hoe.
] Thomas Graney and Patrick Kepne-
i dy, each about 25 years of age, were
drowned while bathing at South Had.
ley, Massachusetts, on Friday even-
| ing.
! By the falling of coal bank near
Steubenville, Ohio, on Saturday MORN
| ing, Hugh Phallis and Patrick O'Brien
were killed and Michael O'Brien was
dangerously injured.
j. B. McLamore was drowned while
bathing In the James river, near
Lynchburg, Virginia, yesterday aftsr-
noon.
The village of Portville, i've miles
+, from Olean, New York, was nearly de-
! stroyed by fire on Friday night. Loss
/ Sc 900.
Nearly 100000 feet of lumber in
the Oconto Lumber Company B yards at
Oeonto, Wisconsin, were burned on Sat-
urday.
President Porter, of Yale College.
preached the baccalaureate serm on in
| Bat,ell Chapel yesterday morning.
Richard Henry Stoddard, of New
York, says he will decline the position-
Of Consul General at Athens,
The seven teen-ye ear locusts have an
peared by millions" in central Long
Island.
Senator Sabin,o of Minnesota, is report