Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14
NEWS SUMMARY.
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT DOES
NOT SUSTAIN THE CANADIANS.
Irish Americans Renew Their Pledges
to Their Brethren in Irelaud-Sui-
eide in a Police station.

According to telegram from Hall
fax, sit is stated on the best official au-
/ thority that the British Government
has Issued orders 10 make no more
seizures OF Amer can vessels except
when the violation Of the treaty of 1918
ts 30 open and fragrant that 1t cannot
be winked at" 1t is understood In
Halifax, "from guarded official utter
ances," that imperial Instructors DO
that the three mile limit does not mean
three miles off the headland.
| James Mooney on Sunday night Ga hled
the following from Buffalo to ny. Par
nell: "To ParneD, House Commons,
London.-Branch 403, of Buffalo, in
meeting Assem- bled, renew their pledges
to their brethren in Ireland, and, as a
beginning, have this day sent to the
Rev. Charles Reilly $500 for the COM
ing election CT penses, prom ising TO fol
low 1t up with larger contributions as
long as Ireland's struggle for Justice
continues"
The earthquake shock reported at
Sandy Hook and Quarantine Island
on Friday night was felt at several
other places along the New Jsrsey coast
At Asbury Park the shock lasted two
minutes and was accompanied by a
rumbling noise. Houses were shaken
and pictures on the wall swung TO and
fro.
| At Milwaukee, on Saturday, Charles
Bauer, one of the rioters recently indie.
ted by the Grand Jury, pleaded guilty
in the Municipal Court and was sen
fenced to pay fine and costs aggrega-
ting 5000 or to be imprisoned IN the
county jail for term of three mon tbs.
The money was paid and Bauer was re-
leased.
| Chambers have appeared among the
horses in Newark, New Jersey, and
several affected animals have been
killed within q week. The disea se is
said to have been brought from the
Third avenue car stables In New York
city, and TO have probably gone TO other
places in New Jersey.
While new frame barn was being
raised in Union Township, Adams
county, Penna., on Saturday, it ccllap-
sed, injuring Andrew Sell, Henry Har-
ris and j. Lohr. Sell and Harris have
since died, and Lohr's recovery Ia
doubtful.
A man named Summerkalb, aged S5
years, and his wife, aged Is years,
persisted on Sunday night in tene-
ment in Allen street, New York through
the explosion of coal oil lamp. The
0o oAhoonpON anu bhO WOu al
II burned to death.
At hotel at West Point, New York,
on Friday night, Mr.. and Mrs. Kemp
ton Dyke, of Brooklyn, were robbed of
la satchel and its contents, valued at
more than S5, 900, consisting of jewelry
and watches.
Il Nelson Palmer, q young man, a.
librarian at Brown Memorial Sunday
School, committed suicide in a cell at
the Central Police Station in Baltimore,
on Saturday night, because he had been
ordered to stand trial for forgery.
81 The shell race between Teemer and
g Gandaur at Pullman, Illinois, on Satur.
Q day, was won by Gandsur, his antagon-
o ist giving up the race mile from the
= home stake. Time, 1920.
eI At Terre Haute, Indiana, on Satur-
r day, George Bishop shot and killed his
+ wife because she refused to live with
!, him. They had been married about six
months.
:, Christian Schultz, a travelling re-
!, pairer of clocks in Montgomery county,
i Penns., committed suicide on Satar'
, day by hanging.
Five tramps on Friday evening at
tempted to wreck freight traiu On The
ii Central Vermont Line at Montpelier
a unction. All the ruffians we're captur-
ed