Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-07-15

| several persons wore prostrated by thl
heat and are in a critical condition. Tn
Orohthion Manufacturing Company's col
luloid works in Newburyport, MnsB., wer,
burned Thursday morning. Loss, $50, 900
insurance, $4,000. The factory had beer
closed Tor several months, but was to re
snme IN a few weeks. The Canadian
Pacific railways coal shed, at Toronto
junction, and ID cars were burned Thurs
day morning. Loss, 100000; insured
Inc woods along the line of the Wiscon
SIN Central railroad for miles are on fire
anu many ot the settlers are Threatened
,i nish rum Guinheys I RESTAURANT and out
ggu'lulnBa g'u nv Thltiuhll, MASS were burned
Sao rnn i'VSN' @so'ooui INSURANCE
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At 81. Louis last week, Judge Noonar
granted the motion to dismiss the cases oi
the anarchists charged with unlawful as
sembly and endorsing the action of theii
Chicago brethren during the Haymarkei
riot. The judge held that there was moth.
ing 10 show that the alleged unlawful res.
olutions as offered were adopted. II
would be impossible TO prove the Chicago
trouble without trying the Chicago cases
over in this city. The pleadings were
unsound and the method of presenting
the pleadings impractioable. II the reso.
lutions were only offered and not adopted
the sentiments expressed therein we're
merely opinions, and every one was enti-
tied to his opinion in this country. This
government was strong enough at any
NV, anu tnere was no use inspiring
SlniIul.y py paying attentlon 10 vaporings
Vi rev men VINO heiu pecnimr views
N sochi anu poItlcai qnestlons' IL was
'llle enough 10 prosecute when they
were gulliy OF some overt act.
A telegram from Pittsburg says that
Joseph Frick leader of the anarchists in
that section, was arrested Thursday al the
instance of the postal authorities on a
charge of sending written matter enclosed
IN newspapers through the mails as lower
class mail or printed matter. Frick was
agent of Herr Most's paper, Der Fgeiheit,
and written matter was enclosed in TINT
paper. The postal authorities opened a
number Of packages sent by Frick and
also discovered incendiary circulars call
ing upon wordngmen to arm themselves
and avenge the deaths of the six men
killed during tho riots at MeCorinick'a
Works in Chicago. 1t is the intention of
the post Office authorities to push the
case, and United States District Attorney
stone said 1t was very probable that Frlck
would be indicted for each offence, which
would insure heavy line and long i'm
prisonment.
Tho P,rol Nan Yoyhs,. nul,i;sl,a, ;ts
annnol oro,, s1,,,,,,,o,.,, To-, a.,
4 400 renorts from "ii uo,ts n, ,he 1niteJ
Stoto, i, ao,,,i,,5a, ~ IL ,,,i,,ts
&C. ;a ~, az 10, .'s. I ~ ~, ni's
,;oid ba;,,,, DOR nnn NH J,,,at ~ P;i 's;,'nt
5,n 600 unRR -'viouV,oav ,aos ru9nv'n' as"iisV
siS'"uu'ouu III 1900 WIN silght increase
III acreage, spring wheat h'ls been con
slderably injured by drouth and blight !:
tho Weld will probably be l4O 900 600
bushels. against 1d5 600 600 last yenr
'pbo ,ot,1 ,oLa,t o,o,, ,,.iil ,,voi,nLt,, ~
ian non aoo wnent i viop Mil P1oohy Po. 10y oOe De
,'iVvo'Vov uuHiiois' nBnlhs' % ,uVD,uuu
ous.'eis i"st year: III oals tlete mas peen
q slight increase IN acreage. The crop has
been considerably injured by dronth
and insect pests, and will probably Weld
coo o0l O06 bnshcis againat COO t5o6 ooo
bnsbels in Iss5 ~ ~ and harIo,, ti,oro
vii ha a.ooilo,,, oya,1 90 anu D aI;i'i.i,, .n T.,
WI W pNVoi'o'n oioPn' ou siiBhtly N
80, -. a., .n1 81 ,,'a n',u 80. VI
eui", nn' ,tio vuiIouh ~ eh.eiient ior
uhe crop vi early potatoes the crop VIII
be heavy, and late potatoes nre promising,
especially in the west.
The volcnno of Kilauen in tho sondvIcb
Islands ia ogoin In vioient a,,,,,t,on ''''
~ ,r, = e. :, 1850 - ul,'o"
pr. Ihens Iaylor, convicted OF man'
slaugnter ~ long Island Oity, Now YORK,
I0r -, me klllihs o. Ihaudeus drltnan, wnlle
uispi'ylhg ms sklll as nlarRsnlali ~ lirlhg
AZ a tomato can on ufiIinan heai in Aprli
lust, was Friday sentenced to 20 months
Imprisonment 10 the pehi'entary.
Tho expert who has been examining the
accounts OF the Framipgham, Mass, Bank
has reported to the incorporators that the
bank IL practically solvent, aud that the
only loss which tie depositors will suffer Is
thnt OF ono years interest. No trace OF dis
honesty on the part OF Treasurer Adams
was found.
Some days ago tho schooner Sarah mr.
rived at 81. John, New Brunswick, from
New York with a cargo OF coal for Robert
Bayard. lIo being unable to pay the duty,
the cargo was placed in bond. Bayard dis
regarded the bond and continued selling