Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-25
NEWS SUMMARY.
A FISHING SCHOONER RALTED-+
MANUKACrUREksA AND NAILERS.
A Communist Sentenoed-E xplOsiOn OF
n BoiIer-Ihree Men KiI9ed--
Rabbi Deposed.

Rabbi Deposed.
A telegram from Halifax says that,
while the Gloucester mackerel seiner
Martha O., Captain Cunningham, was
Ientecing Liverpool basbor on Wednes.
|day, Captain Quiglsy, Of the cruiser
Terrot, ordered her to proceed no sfur-
pther. The Terror at the time was an
Ichored In the middle Of the hArbor.
THE ORDER was obeyef by the Martha
To- and Captain Quigley placed two
linen on board Of her to see chat none OF
the crew landed and to watch her dur
ling the night.
i A telegram from Pittsb1rg says 1t waD
Learned yesterday that tAe joint commit
Il tee Of manufacturers and nailers ad-
ajourneG on Wednesday evening without
Preaching a satisfactory result, and that
Rfor the present the negotissions are of.
1.-THE indications ars that If the scale is
inot signed on or before tho frst Of July,
tals the Amalgamated members in mills,
where nails are manufactured, estimat-
ed ut 5000, will go out on a1etrike.
In yesterday, session OF the Penn
Isylvania State Constitutional Temper
lance Amendment Association at viii.
/ Transport, resolution, ofersd by
Judge Rhone, wagadopsed, recommend
ing a1inembers CT the Association to-
vote fer no Legislative candidate who
lis not k3own TO be N favar OF allowing
the people to vote On tie temperance
amendment.
at Chicago, yesterday, Charles L.
Bodendirls, an AIsrchig5, who last
March went to Justice WAite's house
'and demanded SEQ az part of what he
7 was entitled to IL a distrib1tiUn Ia
Commune was made, was fo1nd guilty
3 by Jury and sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary.
Ex- President Arthur left New York
Ion Thursday afternoon for New Lon
ldon, accompanied by his son Allan, his
sister and his physician. He looked
l progressing fav9rably, ard would no
: doubt be benefited by a change OF air.
II The strike of the Lake Shore switch
men at Chicago continued on Thursday.
- Passenger trains were not interfered
:. with, but no freight trains were run.
y Another attempt to move freight train
. in the afternoon was again prevented
e by the strikers.
III The Catholic Total Abstinence Society
v of PennsylVanis, in session atGirard-
: vile, on Thursday, selected Wellsboro'
a as the place for the next meeting. A
resolution was adopted expressing sym
r. Ipathy for Home Rule.
Il At Chicago on Wednesday, Reno s.
vi Little, coal dealers, recovered verdict
!, of S35 900 against the PittsbuTg, Fort
It Wayne and Chicago Railroad, in q
81 suit for damages, growing out of fall
10 ure to comply with contract.
a. The trustees of the Share Emeth
"a Temple, in St. Louis, on Wednesday
III night deposed their Rabbi, s. H. Son.
y neschien, by vote OF to on account
d of having abandoned, as the chNrgeE
e, state, Judaism for Unitarianism.
"a At Chestnut Hill near Lancaster, Pa.
&c. sr Thursday morning, Charles Greenwalt
oi emil mployed at the ore bank of the ChickiS
Iron Company, while working at tht
! washer, fell into the machine and was
"a instantly killed.
At meeting of the Regents of the
se University of Wisconsin,, in Madison
on Wednesday night, Professor John O.
chamberlain of Beloit, United States
Geologist, was elected president TO sue.
he ceed DR.. John U. Bascom, resigned.
The schooner NJ. Atwater was run
lv Into and sunk by the steamer City o1
he Kingston in the North River, at New
ed York, on wednesday night. Two Of
IA, the schooner's men we're drowned.
att William Kelaher, who had killed 9
ly policeman named Conway while resist
ry ling arrest, was taken from the Jail In
he Detroit on Wednesday night ant
Is, llynched by a adisguised mob.
es- The boiler of Eaw mill at Atkins
III. Arkansas, exploded on Wednesday
killing three men and dangerously in
sin juring two others.
m Senator Morrill,, of Vermont, CON
'~' tlnues dangerously i'll in Washington
of Inflammation of the bowels.
IReports OF Vic lent STORMS in Minnesota
pa nS CHICAGO, June 24-A despatch from
St. Paul, MINI, says: Storms of grea
nd violence have been quite prevalent G
'oL late through Minnesota and report
he come in daily. Yesterday, at Shakop
he pee, q heavy thunder storm, accompa
nd MED by destructive hail, passed owe
the northeastern poztion of Eden Pra
rod rie township. The corn crop suffere
nth the most and was cut up in shred
ras The wheat appeared to be bsaten III
for the ground and lay perfectly fiat. A
Hutchinson tornado struck the groun
tthree-quarters Of D mile northwest
the village, moving northeasterly. rre'
twoIa foot in diameter were twisted of an
ast fences taken pand catrtsd away. N
, he fatalities are reported. At Winon
cot the re was q very severe thunder storm
Rain fell in torrente ard 0minol
osr. clouds enveloped the city. Stepht
tne IKropidloski, aged 81 years; was struc
= nj lby lightning. The bolt struck his heat
% ,geS burning the hair completely 0ffone sic
tha and blsckening his face and neck. 1
: as died in few momeats. The lightnin
also struck tree in front OF "
S sn Schroder's residence. Ballsof fire roll,
neu from the tree to the house and Mr.
Schroeder fell senseless. She will r
cover, Another bolt struck a tree
me- front of G. r. Spencer's residence c
s of Ceter strset, and stunned a little be
land INT not ser riously injuring him.
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