Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-06-10


Yellow fever is said to be now epidemic
on the lsthmus of Panama, the deaths
from the disease averaging 40 per day.
The Rev. DIR. John Williamson Neyin
died Sunday evening, mt his home. in
Lancaster, Pa, in the Gath year of his
age.
The immigration into Manitoba this
year is said to have been given MS eight
times greater than for the last two or
three years.
Two men named Drnytou and williams
were hanged ut Orlando, Fla, on Satnr-
day. The first was convicted nf murder,
the second of All assault which resulted in
the victims death.
AT Nanticoke, renua., on Saturday,
William Dykes was killed and David II.
Davis fatally injured by fail of rock in
No. 2 slope, operated by the Susqut hanna
Coal Company.
The Mount Carmel breaker ut Alaska,
near Pottsville, Penna., was DESTROYED on
Saturday morning, by n fire caused by
sparks from a locomotive. The loss IL
estimated at 800, 900. The breaker gave
employment to $50 mon and boys.
In Baltimore Thursday, Jacob Rosen-
thai was arrested and locked up to await
the result of an attempt TO murder Louis
Goidsteln by pouring vitriol into one of
ills ears while he was sleeping. Goldstein
is said to be in critical condition,
A copper bomb, about ~ inches in
length, fully charged and operated by
clockwork, was found Wednesday week
under the sidewalk of saloon on West
Lake street, Chicago. The saloon, kept
by man named Grief, has been for
several months resort of Socialists.
The works of the Pennsylvania Bolt
and Nut Company, at Lebanon, Penna.,
the largest of the kind in the country,
were Sunday destroyed by fire. The
loss is estimated at $3.50, 900; it is covered
by insurance. About $50 hands are
thrown out of work.
Tho Dominion minister of marine and
fisheries has directed that any American
vessel, not fisherman, may enter any
Dominion port and purchase fish of every
kind for transportation to any port in tile
United States. 1t is quite probable that
the Ella Nj. Doughty will be bonded and
returned to her owners Immediately.
Robert Schilling, the Socialist labor
agltator, returned to Milwaukee from
Cleveland on Friday night On Saturday
morning he appeared at the sheriff office,
| saylnghe nnderstocdhe was wanted under
indictment. Two warrants wore read to
him, and he VAS locked up until evening,
when he was released on SO ,00N bail.
Archbishop Feehan of Chicago Sun
| day administered confirmation to III of
the inmates of the penitentiary at Joliet.
A large number of visitors from the out
| side witnessed the extraordinary spec
| tacle in the prison chapel, which was
decorated with flowers for the occasion.
Music was given by the convict orchestra.
In Chicago on Saturday afternoon
Samuel Fielder, Adolph Fischer, George
Engle-Louis Lingg, August Spies, Oscar
Neebe and Michael Schwab were taken
before Judge Rogers to plead to an in
| dictment for the murder of Policeman
Matthias j. Degan. A plea of not guilty
was entered. The state attorney sup-
gested Thursday week as the day for the
trial, but counsel for the defence would
not agree to this. II was finally arranged
to postpone the setting of day until an
agreement could be had between counsel.
The grand jury at Chicago ON Saturday
afternoon reported to Judge Rogers. The
| report says 1.-THE number of dangerous
In reality there are less than 100 danger
GUS characters of anarchistic tendencies.
The remainder are made up of ignorant
men who implicitly follow the guild
nnce of their leaders. The police are in
possession of facts which cannot fail TO
bring these leaders to the punishment they
SO justly deserve. The bomb throwing
was tho consequence of prem editated
conspiracy and detection of the leaders
should he left in the hands of the police
A telegram from Digby, Nova Scotia,
says that at Cape Island, inside of Cane
Sable, several United States fishermen
yesterday friday sought TO buy bait,
but the Canadian fishermen preferred to
let their tinker mackerel spoil rather than
sell to Americans and refused to trade.
The seiners, however, set their own seines
and caught their own bait, without muir
muring. The schooners Orient and
Eleazer, which put into Canso Thursday
night and announced that they would fish
in Ohedabucto bay, just outside the three
mile limit, irrespective of headlands, SO
rs to test that important question, caught
142 barrels of mackerel between them.
near Canso. They left Canso on Friday
for Chedabucto bay.
The funeral of John Kelly took place
in New York on Saturday. The services
were held in the Cathedral, requiem
mass being celebrated by Archbishop Cor.
rigan. Monsignor Preston preached the
funeral sermon. There were present
Bishops Wigger and Conroy and large
number of clergymen, besides an audi
ence which filed the great edilice.
Among the prominent laymen present
were Secretary Whitney, Senator Black
burn, Lieutenant Governor Jones, Mayor
Grace, ex-Mayors Cooper, Wickham and
Edison; Justices Davis, Brady, Donohue,
Barrett, Van Brunt, Andrews and Law
renee, of the supreme court, Hubert o,
Thompson, General Fitz John Porter.
Corporation Counsel Lacombe and a host
of others officials and ex-oflicials of New
York city and state. The interment took
place in vault beneath the old Cathedral
on Mott street.
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