Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-27
NEWS SUMMARY.
AND CROToN OIL
In MISSOURI.
An American Vessel Sc zed for Violation
of Fishery LRws-Ten Children
Sick From Eating Pork.

Rev. Benjamin Deering, of st. Louis,
has for several days been holding sue.
cessful temperance revival meetings in
Fenton, Missouri. On Sunday night
some unknown scoundrel placed croton
oil In q pitcher of water which had
been PLACED on the speakers desk.
Several persons drank some of the
water before the services began and
were made violently sick, but, not
knowing the cause, did not warn Mr..
Dsering. The latter, taking q drink
during his discourse, also became sick.
Two saloon keepers have been arrested
on suspicion.
1t 10 reported in Ottawa that an
American vessel has been seized off
Cape Breton for violation Of the Fishery
| laws. "She was In lake less than six
miles wide, and, therefore, at any point
within the six.mile limit" 1t was
said yesterday that the vessel had been
released by order Of the authorities, but
the general belief was that "the reports
Of the seizure are exaggerated, and that
the vessel was merely notified to leave
the place." An official statement IL ex
pected to-day.
| A telegram from Guaymas, Mexico
to the San Francisco Call reports tha
"Geronimo's band attacked ranches
near Imuris, completely destroying al
the buildings at Casita, a small way
station, near Imuris, on tbe SonorS
Railroad, killing fifteen persons, al
MexicRns. A company of soldiers wer,
sent after them. Two eoldiers wert
KILLED. The Indians were moving II
the direction of Nacori, in the Sierri
Madre Mountains"
A telegram FROM Asbury Park, New
jersey, says the Coroner does not con
slider it necessary to hold an inquest il
the case of the child killed by its insan
mother, Mrs. Smith, near Monmouth
last Friday. The other children ar
, slowly improving. The mother, VIII
took poison, is still living, but her re
covery is considered impossible,
II The President on Monday nomjnate'
= Rev. Il. Peasants to be United State
Marshal for Eastern Louisiana, TO SUI
ceed j. r. 8. Pitkin, whose term hs
expired; Andrew F. Fay, Of Illinois
Z Consul at Stettin; Thos. @. Jones, O
Kentucky, Consul at Madeira, and
, Holmes Paten, Postmaster at Browns
willie, Pa.
fl The tenth anniversary Of Johns Hop
8 kins University, in Baltimore, ws
Q celebrated on Monday. Since its foun
t dation the whole number of student
r admitted has been 923, Of whom 46
: were from Maryland and the remaind'
from other States of the Union an
t foreign countries.
It A destructive storm of wind, raj
!. and hail swept over Fort Smith, Al
It kansas, on Sunday night. Building
o were unroofed and stables and shol
blown down, but no lives were reportt
= lost.
I'll A tornado near Killear, Texas, {
lSunday evening, demolished two dive
y ings, injuring several persons 81
% killing q baby. HailstOnes as large
u hens' eggs fell during the storm.
al Andrew jackson, A years Of al
Al committed suicide by jumping from
six STORY window in New York
a Monday. He had been sick and I
,d spondent.
On Henry Hinnershitz, wife and
aQ children were taken sick in Reading
er Monday, after eating pork. All exc
of Mrs. Hinnershitg were pronounced {
sh of danger in the evening.
at The Congressional Campaign Co
n mittee has been appointed, and inclu'
II. FL. Bingham, of Pennsylvania, a
re William j. Sewell, OF New Jersey.
'c Monday was observed as Confeder
" Memorial Day in many cities of
South.