Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-19
NEWS SUMMARY.
COLLAR FACTOBIEs AND LAuN~
DRIES TO BE KEPT CLOSED.
Fell From n Third story Window-No
Nourishment In Ninety-One Days
Bunco Steerers.


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The Collar and Shirt Manufacturers'
Association of Troy, New York, on
Friday adopted q resolution re asserting
their determination to keep their collar
factories and laundIieB closed until .
|sufficient number of the employees OF
each laundry have BiRnifed desire to
return TO work at the associAtion's
schedule of wages, or until the mem.
Ders of the associStiOn are compelled to
advertise for and teach new and mex
perienced help.
According to Telegram from Jack-
son, Michigan. Mrs. Elizabeth Reed, Of
that city, afflicted with ihternal cancer,
| with the exception OF Jwo spoonfuls OF
port wine each day, has taken no nour-
isbEnent in ninety one days. She has
Il lost some Aesh, but at ths last visit OF
ther physician Appeared brighter than
Height weeks ago" OF COARSE there are
no hopes Of her recovery
Two men from New York, named
II Collins, were arrested In Fergus Falls,
Mime sofa, on Thursday night, on tho
! charge of having defraUded q number
! of persons ander the firm mare of b,
4 Carey u Co. 1t is also alleged that they
bought goods from Chicago house and
sold them without paying FOR them,
t pockering the proceeds.
II A telegram from Pittsburg says the
sign ing OF the scale by the iron mar u
= facturers has prod uced a feeling OF se-
curity in all branches Of the iron busi-
> ness It is the fret time in the history
of the Association that the scale has
been eigned so early in the summer,
and it is the first time since 1881 that it
: has been signed without 6ght.
IL wNA1t Inn
arrested w. W. Trainor and I. II.
= iIwyatt, alias Writty, notorious bunco
!: steerers. About $40 600 in ''skin''
!. money was found on their persons.
tl"As no case could be made against
. them, they we're discharged and or
. ldered to leave the city, "thelr bogus
= wealth being conhscated.
'al The Excelsior Block, at Charlotte,
!, Michigan, was burned on Friday. Loss,
q lS60. 600. Frank Silverw ood, helping
:. the firemsn, was fatally injured by
ia falling from third-story window. In
: his fall he struck and severely injured
d az other nan.
D. The San Francisco Merchant" says
Iour trade with Australia has iDcrt ased
nsli In two years from 90, SOC, 900 TO $11,
of SOC, ,OCO The balance of trade in favol
lof the United States increased in thu
: same period from $6, SOC, 900 10 $1,000,
1000.
;er "A tornado did great havoc in Cool
IN an q. Denton Counties, Texas, on Wed
~ lnesdaY night. Buildings were dam
TO aRed And destroyed, and several per
10. sons are reported to have been kille'
ed and injured.
10; The Governor Of Nebraska has re
no ceived a letter. from Mr.. Gladston
ok thanking the citizens of Lincoln fC
EN- their resol utions Of sympathy with th
Dy Home Rule cause passed on June l.
Is' It ia reported from 0tta wa that "the
u ia no truth in the statement that u
S orders given for the vigorous entorC
w. w. meut of the treaty of 1918 respecting G
"a fisheries have been cancelled.
A telegram from Chicago says "
,ob Western Export Association has re-
1nr. panized under the title of the 'ANatior
rate Leasing and Purchasing Company
ked with capital OF $500, ,Oo0.
the Winfield B. Thompson, who shot
The wife and then himself, died in the N
the York Hospital last night. His "
her was buried Friday.
be- The Senate of Massachusetts,, by
roht unanimous vote, has concurrsd IN
ned House resolution giving Cyrus WIFI
ass leave to withdraw.
al The Missouri Car and Founc
uss Works in st. Louis were burned i
q anu night. Tie loes is estimated at M
S s,,1 than $150,000.
see Three girls, Eugenis Knight, Lf
wei Whitehurst and Hattie Jones, W
Won ldrowned while bathing at TEMP
this, Texas, on Thursday.
pital Benjamin. zahner, a wealthy mil
arin. who liver near Muucie, Indiana,
way Istung to death by bees on Thursc
L de Iaf5ernoon.
said The Bosanth block, at Elgin, Hin
our was damaged by fire on Friday nae
their ING To the extent of 5000.
upon VIM. Peters. over 60 years OF
res committed suicide in Harrisburg
nau day. Hs had failed in business.