Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-10
news Summary.

pected demonstration" not taking |
place. with 1000 armed militia en-
camped within six miles, 200 United |
States troops at the Newport barracks, |
and nearly 400 extra police on duty, the
authorities ielt tolerably well assured |
that there would be no outbreak on the
part OF strikers or Socialists, and i'll
there was they were confident OF their
ability to quell 1t at once"
The Treasury Department was on
Saturday advised ofa curious evasion
OF payment Of duty on imported wool.
"a flock Of sheep was driven across the
Mexican border and duty assessed on
them as live stock. They were then
sheared and the wool placed on the
market, without having been subjected
to duty. This arrangement resulted In
q saving Of about 90 per cent. In the
matter Of duty alone"
The Furniture Manufacturers Asso.
citation of Chicago, at meeting on Sat
urday night, adopted the following:
OF this association will knowingly en-
ploy In his factory any Communist,
Anarchist, Nihilist or Socialist or other
person denying the tight Of private
property or recommending destruction
or bloodshed as remedies for existing
evils"
The President left Washington Sat
urday afternoon for q visit to Congress-
man W. L. Scott's stock farm on the
shore Of the Chesapeake Bay. He was
accompanied by Mr.. Scott, Colonel La
mont and Mr.. William Wood ward of
New York, and the trip was made In
Mr.. Woodward's steam yacht. The
President expects to return to Wash
ngton to- day.
At Inwood station, near Plymouth,
Indiana, last evening, wagon driven
Dy John Wymer, a young farmer, and
Icontaining his wife and two little
. daughters, was struck by train while
crossing the railroad. Wymer and one
of the children were killed. Mrs. Wy
mer and the other child. were mortally
Injured. Wymer had been cautioned
about the danger OF the crossing.
al 1t Is not now believed that the tariff
debate will begin in the U. s. House OF
. Representative this week, owing to
: the pressure of important special orders
! aud appropriation bills. The Senate
! will vote upon the Interstate Com
merce bill Tomorrow, and then
! probably take up the General Pension
a bill.
81 In Chicago ON Sunday no work wat
attempted at any of the railroad freight
houses, but the companies have giveI
3 notice Of their ability to handle any
Quantity of freight offered. 1t is statec
. that the strikers on the Illinois Central
. Michigan Central and Baltimore ant
Z Ohio roads have announced their inten
y tion to return to work.
Nineteen Socialists and Anarchists
Including four ringleaders, were ar
y raigned In Milwaukee on 6aturda,
u morning, ON charges OF riot and con
epiracy to kill. Each were remande'
b in 30, 900 bail. 1t is expected that tn
Grand Jury to meet on the 18th instan
y will indict more than one hundred Q
these people.
el William j. Blew died at the count
hospital in Chicago on Wednesday last
,h and the hysicians think his death wa
hastened, If not caused, by fright re
ceived while he was undergoing moe
- initiation ceremonies in q new locs
A' court of Foresters, which he Joined
" few weeks ago.
De Five or six of the Anarchists WI
re plundered the drug store in Chicago c
Wednesday last seizsd bottle contain
& ing carbolic acid, aad thinking
whiskey drank the contents. Two
Al them were dead and three dying at Ia
accounts.
ar A Ere at Hull, Quebec, early Sunds
morning burned over an area of t,
acree, making 100 families homeless
The only public building destroyed W
g. tue postofiice, which cost about $3.50. 90
On The other los SOS are estimated at Sl00, ,0O
u Periko Fernandez, a rich Cuban
b. Hawthorne, N. j., was shot and kill
by his wife Belle, who then committ
in suicide, on Saturday night. HERNIA
II dez was a member of the New Yo
a Club.
Ia The Democratic Convention of t
re, Second District of Louisiana on Satu
day nominated j. G. Beard for Congre.
" man, to fill the vacancy caused by {
'ty death of Michael Hahn. There are Is
,u- Republican nominees.
n1 The Central Labor Union of Buffs
"a on Sunday adopted resolutions strong
10 condemning the acts of violence of {
a.. Anarchists at Chicago and repudiati
M that class of men as enemies OF labor.
IA. Frank Benoit's farm house ne
jackson, Minnesota, was burned
Friday, and his three children, ag
from one to five years, perished In t
:, flames.
he The Nova Scotia Assembly on Satr
10 day discussed resolution favori
40, separation from Canada. The res
is luton Was finally carried by vote
III 16 to 6.
lat The boiler in Dana's saw mill, ne
ms Richmond, Missouri, exploded Ii
* Thursday, killing the proprietor al
is mortally injuring TWO other men.
at By q sudden and rapid rise in {
~ Monongahela river at Pittsburg
.u " sunday, thirty eight loaded coal barG
,na were sunk, causing loss OF SSO, 600.
ers ,,-....,,,. v
Miss Emma 1. Roberts, who has be
i'll with consumption for some tin
Inn died last Saturday afternoon in the 2
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