Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-11-29
NEWS SUMMARY.
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LATE MINE -. 'AsrEh.


| Thomas O'Brlen and Waiter y =, Sei !.
injured by the gas expiosion' a.,
lCopyrgham shaft near wilkesA ~,
died ON Sunday. ksichael O'BrieH, u
sHugh Cannon, also CT the injured, VA
mot expected to survive the night. \
was thought all the rest would recover
The Coronef's Investigation, begun on
saturday, "tsnds to show that the oom
pany were to blame foy the aociaent
O'Brien ON hls death bed denied that
the-e were any danger signals, and shis
statement is confirmed by shs testimony
Of several other II iners."
AT slsrgely assend ed m seting of tie
Knights of Laboy IN Salem; M sssachts-
setts, en- Sunday, the STRIFE was de-
C AIRED cf, and ting men were advised to
get work where ehe5 could. Mos. of
their plscas, however, arc already
Ihlled. a. cofu mittee was appointed to
wait upon the manufacturers and
notify them of the 1gtion taken AZ the
meeting.
Granville Brown, agad IA yeere was
Gent on an eEraDd ~ his auEt, near
Mount Vernon, Kennedy, on Sstur.
day. A few mlnuteg after be left che
heard him screaming frem the barn.
She rushe d .1tt, and foaud the bsrn IN
Hames, with the door iastened. When
the building had bsen consumed the
boys charl:eG body was found.
A large vsule in tie brewery Of
Willibsld Knsbler. nea-a Easton, Pa.,
cave1 In rsday nighf and destroze cd
400 barrels oss beer Three hundaed
more barrels Of beer are in the ruirs
and believed tot Be lost. The rosf ard
one aide OF the baildinR foil with tho
vault. Tha loss il estimated st SIC, ,001ss
jones l.. Remington, until recently
an employe of Cott's Annoy, at Hart.
ford, ana chan Jellor of , lodge OF
knights of Pyth las, has disappeared
and Ii suppoa ed toi be in Can ada. An
investigation shovs that he drew over
III, zoo from th lodge's funds.
During fu rious' Snow storm on FRI
day night the schooner James. E. Joy,
laden with ORE, wa3 driven ashore near
Port Hope, on Lake Michigan, At last
accounts her CT ew were in tho rigging,
with heavy waves sweeping over them.
An explosion of powder, csused by
the careless use OF a fuse, took place
yesterday in tha Wyoming oolliery, n ear
Forty Fort, Pa Wm. CosE-ove was
killed, and John Vandeling and Henry
Park dangerously If rot fatall7aweund-
led.
There were two shocSs of earthquake
at Summerville. South Carolina, yes
terday, one at 10 80 u. L., the ether at
3 20 p. m. Things were rattlsd in a
lively manner" The seeond shock was
felt slightly In Charleston.
Returns to the CaDadisn Marine De-
psrtment of the storm which swept the
lakes on the 17.h and 18Th ip5tast show
that 1t caused loss OF 3.7lives and that
33 vessels, valued at $3.50, 100 were
wrecked.
II Is announced at the Treasury De.
partment that thu new tw8-dollATsAye yer
certificates will be ''rea6y fer general
o distribution in limited quantities about
the end of this week.
Henry M. Stanley, tho African OK
plorer, arrived In New York on friday
by the steamship Aller 1e was enter
tsined by the Lotus Club on Saturday
night
Frederick W. Charlis died suddenly
in a hotel In CHICAGO on Thursday, in
consequence of swallowing part ot the
breast bone of a turkey at dinner.