Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-01
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS
FArAL FIaHF FOR an INDIANA
FARM.
Internal Iteyennc COIIcctIons for
s-the FIrst Eleven Months Of the
Cnvrent Fiscal yeRr--Thc Poison
tbtt Lurks la lee Grenm,

cuvrent Fiscal NeRF--Thc Poison
tbat Lurks in Ice Grenm,
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Colonel Charles II. Moore. ex-strto com
missioner ol Insurance In Ohio, died Fri
day morning In Columbus.
There was a severe hail and wind storm
IN Central Illinois on Thursday, which die
great damage TO the growing crops.
Reports from all parts OF Manitoba ant
the northwest assure abundant crops and {
harvest two woeks earlier than usual.
A violent hail-storm Friday passed
through the lower portion Of Berks county
and tho eastern section OF Lancaster county
ln this state last night. Tho storm con
tlnued about half an hour, and was verl
destructive ~ tobacco plants, the leaves o
whigh were cut into shreds. Entire leld
growing wheat were lvyeled to Che ground
At Bushville, Indiana. on Thursday morn
Ing, tho sherin aud posse Of four under
took TO put the buyer At sheriff s sale II
possession OF tho farm OF Dnvid Laughln
now nm Inmate OF an insane asylum. Resist
anoo WIS mad, by Mrs. LAughlln aud he
two sons. One OF tho sons opened ilre ui
the sherin. The flre was returned anf
Laughlln was killed. Mrs. Laughlln and
the Other Gon were thau arrested.
The internal .revonus eollcctions during
tAho uANh ~ ulDuNHh VI Lll6 tuITtll UNNtl
year amount 10 SlO7, 10i ,4S5, being an in
crease OF %, ,402, ,S3S over the receipts for the
corresponding period Of the previous fiscal
year. There whs an incrense Of $72S ,G79 on
spirits; an increase Of 81 Az, ,99l on tobacco
an lncrease Of ~ ,JO0,01S on fermented
liquor5i n dgcroase Of S25 900 on banks aud
bank7s, aud u decrease Of S4i ,siI on mis-
eellaneOils itoms. This receipts for Muy,
1886, wore $267 O66 geater tlIan for May,
4. A.
and fermentcd liluorsand n slight decrunse
on spirits.
Al 1T. l., frday morning. during
the trial Oi aesori. Missouri Paeiil,, strikers
on the ehargo Of conspiracy, dispnte
arose betWesl Judge Advocate MrGnry of
the Knit 1ts OF Labor, who was conducting
his own defence, and prOsecuilng Attorney
NJ Lonald. After some hot words the two
came 70 blows. McGnry was struck under
tho In and hurled backward, nnd would
have fall had he not heen supported by
the spectators. He recovered from the
shock nnC rushed upon the prosecuting at
torney, striking at hlm vlclonsly. The men
ciinehed, but wore finally separated" The
Judge fined Madhlry s25.
According 10 dispatch from Ann Arlior.
Michigan, DR.. V. @. VHughn. In examining
nspeeimon Of the leo cream which recently
poisoned number Of persons ut Newton.
Michigan, has made the important dis,
ceoyhfY that 'yrotoxioon, tho active element
VI poisonous cheese which he discovered
roa NM @ W'ls ,,lSo it',s9ht ~ tlle lee
This. Il ID said proves nm tvrnposlrnn raj NH, Z
que 10 .ne ds,g,ompositi9n Of milk and may
mpure o,moanbsra @ ~ NM nc,ea mnc ,s kFPt P u,
germ seems td muItinly ] ycry ,anldIy S, snL "a n
small amount Of tnintGd milk Viii 15is1n !,
whole can. It is Dr. Naughn's theory that
tyratoxicon hns much TO 10 with cholera
ihhhluln, the symptoms OF which hre slni-
i"r 10 tne symptoms OF cheese poisoning
Al Chestnut Hill, near Lancaster, Pa,
Thursday morning, Charles Groenwalt,
employed ut the orc bank Of the Chickie
Iron Company, while working at the
washer, foil into the machine md was in
stantly killed.
AT Milwaukee Thursday the iury in the
case OF the Anarchists protzmann and
Lainpel returned verdict of puilty A n
tile former nnd not euilty ms 10 tbe lattor
In the evening tl,e ANARCHIST rioter Domni
was cuuyictei
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The works OF the American Forcite
Company at Lake Hopatcong, Morris
cou ity, N. j., were DESTROYED by FIRE and
an explosion Monday afternoon week. All
the buildings used in the manufacture OF
dynamite and other explosives were dc.
siroyed and .he loss is estimated al
800, 900. One man was slightly injured.
The governor of the Chickasaw Nation.
in the Indian Territory, Tuesday week
issued a d, clamation rderinp the imme.
diate removal Of all ca,vie from the nation,
aud imposing a charge of 81 head for
the grass consuln a Nv said cattle. MANY
of these cattle hn pen purchased by
Ohickasaw citizens, y his proclamation
nullifies all such purchases.
The total values of the exports Of
merchandise from the United States dur
ing the twelve montha which ended May
3lst, 1886, were $67l, ,9l4, $40, and during
the preceding twelve months $7i7, ,037,.
3l2, decrease of $75, 1872, ,622. The
values of the imports Tor the twelve
lonthA which, ended May 3lst, 1886, were
$50, ,49t, and for the preceding
twelve months $3.50, 1867 ,996, IN increase
Of $50, ,087, ,49S. ......-.
A telegram from Milwaukee says :
'Ths case against Charles Reed, John
Moloney and Curtis Reed, who stole the
yacht Mamie from Kenosha while on o
spree, and were overhauled by the revenue
cutter johnson, ut Grand Haven, is ex-
citing considerable attention in court
circle. As the punishment for piracy is
death, the district attorney wants to
prosecute the prisonefs under the state
law for larceny, but the owner of the
YACHT objects, as no thinks the punish.
ment for the latter crime is not severe
enouph."
At Chicago Thursday, in the case of l..
i,pbeP-noni;,a thA. hoard of trade, in
Which ,,lo;ntiiT souoht To have the action
~ the 5iractors of the hoard in expellipo
L;,n ravoled vyas decided bv JudeeTilley
M di.n,;eaad tbe hill and dissolved the
;ninnc,;on rhe iud0e cited the cases OF
sagaroI hoord of trade men exactly similar
o'T ~ pitcberis He intimnted. however
uot ~ Li,,aolf ala moi aee how n corpo
na;a,, s.,;s Nv on,,id boYs ,ha Ieool rioht 10 de
las,on oUn~ nno nf ~ cortain r;ohts az prop
Pl..e NY y.II,s III - ~ s,s,raroe conr-
thHyn,,,,t shsy o,i,arn';se and be could NOT do
.t.n r. - AZ as 10 i,aa,, ,ho ,ule here
tntn.o no. '"~p p,,oha, .J"o w. .',ii n"a aoneni ~
nv,a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ po;,l, NJ Ia
.ro;t ,rsas,,,an '1s n ~ % ,he I.;sh Nationa
faas,,a ~ An,a,ica irhnre.loy rauitte,
80 ao0 IN .Inst;n WcGarthv aud Josepl
a Bigo.r treomIreIs of the parliomentar,
f,nd This makes n total OF abou
e1F. 900 or f225. 900. sent over by DR.
RailIv since tbe Boston convention
Twartv. Ave thousand dollars of the sun
were ~ Mr. pnrneIl's hands before tn