Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-11-04

Two unknown Italians were killed by
freight train while walking on the West 8
Pennsylvania railroad track near zine {
Greek, Pa, sunday night. 4
The Electric Wire Subway Commission /
in New York Monday Aotihed all the I
companies that their wires must be placed q
under ground within so days. c
The total coinage in the United States
niints during October amounted in value
to $4,172, 100. The number of standard
dollars turned out was 100000.
The treasury department has RENTED
the fine of 5000 imposed on the British
schooner Alba for entering the port OF
Portland, Me-, without manifest.
A. o. Odder, cashier at the New Jersey
extraction works in Elizabeth, N. ] conf
mitted suicide yesterday week by hanging
himself to chandelier in his boarding
house.
The wife Of George Donaldson drowned
herself and two children in the Potomac
river, two miles from Georgetown, on
Saturday evening. It Is supposed she
was insane.
The fourth annual exhibition Of the |
National Horse Show Association was |
opened Monday morning in Madison
Square Garden, New York. There are
about 300 exhibits.
The National Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers, in session at New York,
yesterday week reelected the old officers,
including p. M. Arthur of Cleveland to be
grand chief engineer.
Six United States prisoners, five white
and one colored, were sentenced at Fort
Smith, Arkansas, oil Saturday, to be
hanged on january 14th for murders CON-
mitted in the Indian Territory.
The steamer Pavonia, which was towed
into Boston harbor after grounding on
ledge near Plymouth, has been beached
on Rainsford's Island, to prevent her from
sinking. She has two large holes In her
bottom.
An incendiary fire ct Pocobontas, Va,
yesterday week, destroyed 16 build
stores. Loss, $4,000 George Baker of
Lynohburg, persisted, and several others
are said TO be missing.
At Pittsburg yesterday week Judge
Acheson appointed John l.. Kennedy and
Joseph L. Harris receivers of the property
of the Central railroad of New Jersey
lying within the jurisdiction Of the
United States circuit court.
The Live Stock Commission of Ohio
: has ordered that cattle sent from Ohio to
Chicago to be exhibited at the fat stock
, show or for any other purpose shall be
i subject to quarantine for 30 days before
s returning, at the owners expense.
At Nashville yesterday week DIR. VIM.
. Sypert pleaded guilty to the charge oil
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lis nett slope, near hingston. fa., on Satui
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in dressed man was found in an old mi
I'M pond near New Rochelle, New York. III
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lea Whlch estaDnshea MS ldentity asJeremli
weaver, aged ~ years OF fottsVille, I
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Two freight trains on the Louisvill
New Albany Il Chicago railroad collid,
near Cedar Lake, Ind, yesterday NOR
by ing week. An engine and several cars we
thrown down IN embankment al
Irs, Wreckeu' ana several cars OF oil and me
ate chahaise were burned. II was rumor
led that TWO Tram hands were killed.
ace A fire in Rockford, ILL.,, Monday aft,
aw. noon destroyed the johnson oatmt
the mill, Bartlett & Co.'s flour and comm
on sion warehouse, A. L. Bartlett's mill a
grain warehouses, N. @. Thompson
De- Manuiaeturing Company's warehouse a
70 TWO uwelnnss. Inc loss - estimated
,au $luU,OoO, the insurance at about $5O, 0l
her The receipts of the government duri
sne the first four months Of the present fis
De year were 1927, 844, 377, being S14, 1853 s
10 in excess of the receipts during the cor
ives spending period of last year. The
. penditures during the same period of Ii
u Sl were $50 ,254 ,O35, being $11 ,91S, 451
~ than the expenditures during the 50
w period OF last year.
~ " Near Parkersburg, W. Va, last Frid
'i no. n freight train on the Cincinnati. Wa
-, "a ington Il Baltimore railroad struck a q
, H'o on bridge, and the engine and SIEVE
t Il cars were derailed. The bridge eau
~, fire and the engine and II cars, nine
'o''' them loaded With oil, were destroyed. /
nor. lose to the company is estimated
nch $lOO,0OO.
this There was another shock Of esrthau
nav. at Summerville, S. O., at 25 minutes !
pro- o'clock Monday morning, but
an. damage was done, The ''sprinpn alta,
nrn. in the custom house yard nj Charlesto,
Sunday was not of seismic origin.
es I came from break in water Pine. IN
wit. was slight shock in Augusta, Ga.
Was Sunday afternoon.
lton. The Knight & Leonard Building in
eago, six.story structure, was bur
Sunday morning between and
O'Clock. A number of insurance pat
DoO- men and fremen were buried by the
ing in Of the roof and upper fioora
4 the | ,ona,, ,,,ax, rrnua ,,s.,aj a.