Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-02
NEWS SUMMARY.
/ NOTORIOUS coUHTERrEIrEx
ARRESTED.
Thirty-two Vols. Of Testimony. Mo,,oos
fto'-Discovery OF siiver-Minss
Resume Work.

Thirty'swo Vols. Of Testimony, Motions
Fto.-Discovsry OF siivor-Minea
Resume Work.
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James Hindle. alias Mcdonald. a no
torious counterfeiter, was arrested il
Minneapolis on Sunday night. He hai
been passing counterfeit silver dollars
his spurious coin being "nearly q per
feot coun terpart Of the genuine" Il,
confessed that the stuff was made by ,
gang near Omaha, and also said that {
gang had been organized to rob bank
and stores In st. Paul and Minnesot, /,
tonight. Eleven thousand Of his boer,
dollars were found In cave near Oeda
Lake.
The record Of the proceedings In tn,
Anarchist trial at Chicago, to be trans
mitted to the Supreme Court Of Illinoi,
this week, will contain thirty two folit
volumes OF testimony, motions, excep
tiOns, Indictment, etc., making pils
OF bound volumes of tie size of Web
ster's Unabridged four feet high. A
large assortment of bombs, empty and
loaded fuse, daRgers, Winchester rifles
revolvers, red flags and clippings from
the Arbeiter Zsitung will accom- pan
the records.
Silver has been discovered in the
neighborhood Of Caldwell, Kansas, and
tina: placa "now preeents the appear.
anoe OF mining town." Sam ples oi
the ore were sent to the State Assayel
at Deaver, and the Assayer of the
Mint at Philadelphia. The former re.
ports an assay of three hundred and
forty two ounces of silver to the ton.
the latter three hundred and ten ounces
each with n trAos OF gold. ''The ore
crops out In many localities"
Near Parkersburg, W. Va, last Fri
day, q freight train on tho Cincip natl,
Washington and Baltimore Railroad
struck COW on bridge, and the en-
gine AID several cars were cerailed.
The bridge caught fire and the engine
and seventeen cars, nine CT them loaded d
with oil, were destroyed. The loss to
the company Is Estimated at $100, GOO.
The advance of wages to 1886 per
ton for puddlers, 81 d ihe 8 per cent. in.
crease TO other employees granted BY the
managers Of the PebpSyIvania Iron
Company, :t LANCASTER, Pa, "a beIos
the demand OF The MEN, and their
,~N-A 49, sAS hiastcA 10 Al uOuUJ.
The State Veterinarian of Illipois
has been called TO Raymond, in that
State, to inspect 100 he d of Cherok ee
cattle affected with Texas fever. More
than 60 OF the imported animals have
died OF the diseass within q weeE. and
many native cattle have Len exnosed
TO the infection.
Hester Armstrong, cclored, about 40
years OF age, was burned to death near
Berlin, Maryland, On Saturday, by the
explosion Of can of coal oil which the
left standing on stove after having
usea some Of II 70 etaIt the fire. Her
mother was badly burned In trying to
sSve her.
The striking miners Of the Shamckin
(Pa.) district met last evening and de.
ctded to resume work. "The officials of
the coal company have prom ised an ad.
vance If they find upon examination of
the books that the business will war.
rant II"
Prince Louie NAPOLEON called at the
White House yesterday and paid his
respects 10 the President. He was &C.
compAnied by Albert de Forester,
Secretary Of the Italisn Legation. The
preser tations wers made BY Secretary
Bayscd.
seymour Wincheii, proprietor of the
Summit House, 81 Hilisdae, N. Y
committed snicic cen Sunday by takin,;
morphine. PecuriaTy trouble was The
cause.
James Frost, a we'll to DO farmer,
committed suicide by hanging hiuysell
in his barn, NEAR Dexter, Il. T., on
Monday moru!nS, He is supposed 10
have been insane.
E. B2rtboidi and the French 6elega-
tiUp to the United Stabee, except Count
de Leeseps, who Is IN Philadelphia, ar
rived at Niagara Falls on O special
tain on Sunday night.
Louis LschleicbneC perished by the
burning of hia house, in StsE benville,
Ohio, on Sunday Eight. His wife and
children were saved.