Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-13
NEWS SUMMARY.
PARSONS PHOTOGRAPH STINT I'd,
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES.
Chronic Agitators to be Prosecuted
Search for Bodies in the Kansas City
School Building Continued.


The General Superintendent of Po-
itoe OF Chicago has sent q photograph
Iof Parsons to the police OF all the prin
cipal cities and towns in the United
States with the following circular: !:
ARREST for murder and inciting riot,
A. r. Parsons, about 35 to 40 years OF
age, five feet eight or nine inches
high, slim build, 140 pounds weight,
dark hair tinged with gray, dark mus
tache, died black; known through the
country as q labor agitator, Socialist
and Anarchist, and one Of the leaders
and inceudiry orators who caused the
riot and massacree In Chicago on Tues
day night, May 4th."
The Furn iture Manu- facturers' Asso
Grafton OF chicago, at q meeting on
Tuesday night, adopted resolutions re
tton to furnish the secretary with the
name Of sll "chronic aeifators." and
the secretary furnish each member with
q full list, and declaring that persons
intimidating employees who wish to
| return to work will be prosecuted by
the association to the fullest extent OF
the law.
L. w. Pitcher, ofthe firm of L. W.
Pitcher & Co., Of Chicago, has been ex
PEELED from membership in the Board of
Trade of that city for alleged dishopor-
able conduct In making trades at one
figure and reporting them to customers
ct another figure and pocketing the
difference. Pitcher is q young man well
known in ''society," and Is Vice Presi-
dent Of the Fsrragut Boat Club.
The search In the ruins of the build.
ings In Kansas City wrecked by Tues
Days storm was resumed on Wednes-
day. All the dead children are out of
| the school building. but three men are
mtssing, and supposed to be In the
ruins OF the overall factory. 1t is be
lieved that the list of twenty -four killed
VIII be inoaessed by the death of several
of the injured.
A banking house Of Boston on
Wedn esday received cable despatch
saying that quantity of forged Bank
OF England notes Of the denomination
|of 9l00 have been sent to America for
circulation. Notes OF that denomi.
nation should be carefully traced before
acceptance.
Freeze q Hamlin, furniture manu-.
facturers of Chicago, re port the receipt
on Tuesday, of an anonymous letter
written in German threatening "that ii
the workmen did not carry their point
the factory and the firms private resi-.
dences would sesk annihilation vis
dynamite"
The twenty three wounded officers al
u the County Hospital in Chicago, mos,
OF whom were injured by the bomb
are all reported out Of danger. Two OF
them-Jacob Halsen and Lawrerc ct
Mprphy-will be crippled for life, one
by the loss of leg, the other OF q foot
At New Haven on Thursday, BeDja
min +. Glidden, walking delegate O.
the Knights of Labor, was convicted o.
: having "intimidAted Mendel & Free
man from advertising In the Journa
and Courier" He WAS fined $50 anS
t costs. The case will be appealed.
Fifty italians arrived at Mt. Pleasant
Pa, on Tuesday night, to work on
new reservoir. Tho strikers at the ne,
!. shaft, believing the new men were
take their places In the mines, ''stone
. the leaders out Of town"
IL There being no prospect of any fu
X ther disturbance in Milwaukee, all th
militia companies except two will /
removed from that city. The two wbic
), remain will be stationed at the Ba
' View Mills until the strike is over.
v Francis T. Hurd, Attorney General
J. Indiana, has been declared insane an
B placed in an asylum. "His mania
Iungrounded jealousy of his wife, an el
4 Unable lady of 81 years of age"
Charles Murray and Thomas Shs,
r were killed by Indians % miles south
west of Tucson, Arizona, on Monday
e Geronimo's band is supposed to be
that vicinity. Two hundred troops al
in close pursuit.
/. Three soldiers named Swanwicl
Zinkard and Morton were drowned 1
the Yellowstone river, near Fort Keogl
a Montana, on Sunday night.
all The Grand Jury at Freehold, Ne
d Jersey, adjourned Wednesday. No bill
II were found in the "Mingo Jack
d dIlynching case.