Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-07
PRICE ONE CENT,
NEWS SUM MARY.
POwDERLY DENIES THAT he is
ABOUT TO RESIGN.
The Anarchists In Chicago Plead Rot
Guilty for Murder-Boycott9rs
and Rioters

UuAily AOE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Rioters.
In Chicago oD Saturday afternoon
Samuel Fielde1, Adolph, Fischer, Geo
Engel, Louis Lingg, August Spies,
Oscar Neebe and Michael Schwsb were
taken before Judge Rogers to plead to
an indictment for the murder of Police.
man Matthias j. Degan. a plea of not
guilty was entered. The State Attor-
ney suggested Thursday week as the
day for the trial, but counsel foT the de.
fence would not agree to this. It was
6nall arranged to postpone the setting
of day until an agreement could be
had between counsel.
A telegram from Wilkesbatre says
that General Master Workman Pow.
derly, in a telegram to friend there,
denies that he is about to resign his DO.
sition. He says the best OF feeling ex-
iats between himself and the other
members of the board; that the knights
intend to meet the trades unions more
than half way; that it cannot be very
long before all the labor organizations
in the country are under one head, and
that "all talk of dissension in ( he order
Is the work of the enemies of labor"
In the Criminal Court at Washing.
ton, on Saturday, John Hitz, ek Presi.
dent, and Chas. E. Prentiss, ex- Cashier
|of the German American National
Bank, convicted of making false entries
in the banks books, were sentenced
each to five years in the Penitentiary
The execution of the sentence, however,
was suspended until after the close OF
the next General Term of Court, to al
low of an appeal.
The Grand Jury at Milwaukee, having
under consideration the recent labor
riots and boycetts adjourned on Sstur-
| day night. Ten additional indictments
were presented, making the total num-
ber 70, of which 40 are for conspiracy
growing out of boycotts. Forty arrests
have been made thus far at the instance
OF the Grand Jury. Thirty more are to
be effected on Monday.
The Dominion Minister of Marine
and Fisheries has directed that any
American vessel, not a fisherman, may
enter any Dominion port and purchase
fish of every kind for transportation to
any port in the United States. 1t IL
lquite probable that the ella M Dough.
ty will be bonded and returned to her
bowners Immediately.
Robert Schilling, the Socialist labor
agitator, returned TO Milwau zee from
Cleveland on Friday night. Qn Satur.
Iday morning he appeared at the Sheriff.
office, saying she understood he wat
wanted under indictment" Two war
rants were read to him, and he wal
locked up uutil evening, when he was
released on 80, 900 bail.
1 Archbishop Feehap of Chicago OF
ISunday administered confirmation Il
}1l7 of the inmates of the peniten tiary
at Joliet. A large number of visitors
from the outside witnessed tile extra
ordinary spectacle in the prison chapel
which was decorated with flowers fol
the occasion. Music was given by tht
"convict orchestra"
The annual reunion of the Amalga
mated Association of Iron and Stee
Workers took place on Saturday a.
Beaver, Penna. More than 50D0 peopl,
were present. In the afternoon tarif
demonstration was held, at which ad
e dresses were made by General Beaver
John Jarrett, Congressman Bayne an(
others.
A telegram from Miles City, Mon
b tana, says: 1.-THE Cheyennes have oil
mouth of Cook creek they arc engages
in the barbarous and bloody orgies o
/ the Sun Dance, in which Ipvitiates be
t come warriors and braves By the ordea
S of torture"
:. The works of the Pennsylvania Bol
g and Nut Company, ,at Lebanon, Pa, th
: largest of their kind in the country
e were yesterday destroyed by fire. Til
e loss is estimated at $50, ,000;it is oo1
q cred by insurance. About $50 hand
r are thrown out of work.
). Mrs. Louisa Tay lor, young marie
woman, committed suicide i1 her fl
theirs house, at Charlestown, ,Marylan,
Z lon Saturday night. by taking laudanul
I and strichnine. She said she woul
kill herself because her husband did Ii,
l. -Eprovide for her. She was % years
Iage.
Charles label, shot by his broth,
Frank, in Reading, Pa, last Frlda
!. might, died on Sunday evening.
WAS married on his death bed Frank
motive for the murder is still involve
Il in mystery. The chances are that
Il will die from his self-intiIcted injurie
ell At Nanticoke, Pa, on Saturday, Wi
d liam Dy kes WAS killed and David I
it Davis fatally injured by fall of roc
1t in No. Q slope, operated by tie Susqu
A hanna Coal Company.
RI The immigration into Manitoba tn
y year Is said to have been "given
'r eight times greater than for the last tN
g or three years."
II Rev. DIR. John Williamson Nevin die
y on Sunday evening at his home,
g Lancaster, Pa, in the Gath year of h
Iage.
Secretary Manning left Washingtc
lon Saturday for the Hot Springs
e Bath County, Va, to remain there Fl
u u some time.