Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-23
NEWS SUMMARY.
HOW TO CURE MORMONIsM-KIL
ED BY LIGHTNING.
Two Children Drowned-FIght Between
Saloonists and Prohibitionists-SO
Money to Garry on Court.

Attorney General Hurd, OF Indiana,
who has Just returned from visit t0l
U 5ah, is reported to have said: "TheI
only way, believe, that Mormonism
can ever be reached IL TO enact law
enabling q woman who has been seal
ed to Mormon to recover proper
tionate share of his possessions and toI
obtain divorce whenever she becomes
dissatisfied. Then encourage few ad
veDturesses to go to Utah, become
sealed to the wealthy Mormons, and in
few weeks, as purely business tran
saction, become dissatisfied and demand
q division. You can reach them through
their pockets quicker than any other
way"
There was street fight in Clinton
Iowa, on Monday, between 'saloon
lists" and prohibitionists, in which four
of the former were wounded. Two
prohibitionists were arrested for shoot
ling. "The saloon element is threaten
ling to lynch them and declares the
jail will be blown up If Unnecessary to
| get them"
While Miss Belle Sa2er and two meu3
were crossing q rope suspension bridge
across the Roaring Fork, near Glenwcod
tSprings, Colorado, on Monday, one of
the posts holding the rope gave way
and they were thrown into the current.
| Miss Sager was drowned, the men esoa-
ped.
In the Circuit Court at Belleville,
His, yesterday, e. Reynolds and e.
Finerty, who were engaged in the 70
cent railroad strike, pleaded guilty to
Intimidation and were fined So and costs
each. William Haley and John Sscard
pleaded guilty of rioting and were also
lined.
AT Cincinnati yesterday, William ].
Sanderson, a justica Of the peace, plead :.
ed guilty TO a charge OF assault and
battery on a woman, saying he was
ldrunk at the time. He was sentenced
10 two months in the work house and
payment of q fine of 500.
In the Albany County Court at Troy,
yes erday, Judge Mott announced that
"he had been approached by Superin
Itendent NICE ven, of the Albany Peni.
ntiary, with an offer of $50 apiece fol
each long-term prisoner sent TO that In
! stitution."
II A freight train on the Fort Waynt
road ran off the track near Canton
lOhio, yesterday morning, and eigh'
t cars, containing fresh beef, beer and live
t Istock, were wrecked. Henry Harring
! ton, a boy, was killed, and L. T. Emer
a son, brakeman, was injured.
Two hundred people were poisoned a
q picnic at Petersville, HunterdoI
Icounty, N. j., on Thursday last, anC
about fifty of them are still sick. u 1
i believed the poison was in canned mea
a bought of local grocer in New York
A telegram from Halifax says tina
a "the captains and lieutenants of He
4 Msjesty's war ships engaged in pre-
!. Cecting the fisheries on the Newfound
70 land coast have been created Justices c
Ar the Peace"
Mrs. Lena Lyles, wife of a merchar
lof Denton, Texas, shot and killed W.
Roberts on the street there on Monda
~ evening, because he refused to sign
r. paper retracting alleged ISLANDERS upo
1t. her character. ~ assz SssJs ss5 q ''is.s
.. Samuel and f lward Jos.in, tagged I
~ spectively Is and 12 years, we
ne drowned on Monday while bathing
~ Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Tn
Us le were diving and both stuck In q
y mud.
The Governor of Louisiana has sign
a Sunday law passed by the Legisl
ture of that State. II will go into
ID, feet on the Let of January next.
~ Tie trial of Michael Martin, at Nc
on ristown, for the killing Of his ife,
suited yesterday in verdict OF maj
n Islaughter.
"a Martin Collins and Frank Polansl
n were killed by lightning while diggi
il a well at Crete, Nebrasks, on Monda
Moses A. Dow, founder and propri
tor of the Waverly Magazine, died u
terday IN Boston, aged I6 years.
tes There was no Improvement yesteru
'es in the condition of Judge David Dav