Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-06

Mr.. Murray SAID be always voted fc
the best interests Of the people and b
stood as well before them +, he ever did
Mr.. Murray's amendment was lost b
vote OF In favor and against 1t an
the original resolutions were adopted b
vote Of 2 in favor and 1 against them
PRESIDENT Carpenter and Mr.. Gawthro
then signed the check and handed il b
Mr.. Murray for his signature, hut h
SAID viii sign the check only upon con
dltion that 1t be deposited at the UnioI
National bank. President Carpente
somewhat exasperatod said: Very well
you can so endorse 1t II you desire"
Mr. Murray then said that he woul,
not sign the check now but would do E,
at the Central Bank IN the morning. b
which President Carpenter replied al
right, and said he would leave the checl
at the bank for him.
| subsequently the conversation AGAR
tarned upon the t120,00O deposit, whtr
Mr. Murray said TO President Carpenter
L. you Know that bill Yves not passed fair
~, that there was trickery In It and an
gong to find that trickery;" to which
IKE City Council. You think YOU can
can pass on an act of the Legislature
iou nave been posing as reformer but
now you will have to come down. ior Won
have voted to throw away 5000"
Mr.. Murray said, he did rot know vet
that interest can be got on the deposit. tt
which Mr.. Carpenter rp'ied; HWrlI
you are funny, but you won't bs quite 40
iunny when the people set on YOU"
MIR Murray then said that If the trusi
company will agree to pay inter ST on tbe
deposit and will reduce that agreement IA
writing he would endorse the check
otherwise he would not, and there the
matter rested.
Other business was transacted as fol-
lows:
Francis I. Dillon was granted permits.
sion to set los feet of curb on Jackson
street near Fifth; Patrick Dillon to set
100 feet OF curb on jackson street be.
tween Fourth and Fifth; Gawthrop a
Brother Company TO tap Ninth street
sewer drain TO dri In No. 901 Washington
street; same, to tap Market street sewer
10 drain No. 716 Market street
mr. Murray's refusal to align the check
lett the Beard of Directors Without money
and consequently large number OF bills
ready to be passed were laid over until 10
o'clock to-day to which time the Directors
adjourned.
Grimes and Casualties.
Archie and Joseph Cockburn and Chris
sylvester, all young men, were drowned
Yesterday morning on the Pacific coast,
aDont ten miles south OF the Golden Gate.
ihey were on u rCck q short distance
rom the shore, when an immense wave
anne In and washed them of. The
sther OF the Cockburn boys, who was
ilso on the rock, noticed the wave when
! approached and shouted to the BOYS to
Hog to the rock, but IL was too late.
A cart In which ware Eddie Deplore.
'ged ninJ years, and Willie Simmons
ged II, was lacked over 25- loot bank
Ito the Monongahtla river at Pittsburg
Ieste day, owing to bAlky horse. and
he boys were drowned. Harry Simmons
.ged 20, the diver, was also drowned in
he endeavor tosave the boys. Frederick
'uchman, who was also In the cart, had
rs leg brok.n.
John Il. Sullivan was released on bail,
y jackson, Mise, early yesterday morn.
nR, Ind at II O'Clock was given Il hear
ng before Judge Campbell, OF the Su-
'rcme Court, who ruled that the pupilist
must 60 to Purvis, Marion county. and
Ave bond for his appearance August IL.
uiiivan and his partJ accordingly left
aekson Oh an afternoon train,
A bloody duel was fought Yesterday
ear Cottonport, La, between Harry Du-
ate and his son -in.law, Charles Armour.
n the presence OF about so men, Du
ate was fatally wounded In the stomach |
nth seven euckshot, while Armour had |
Is knee shattered by rifle ball.
William Quinn, aged co years, and his
IN james, beth being drunk. ousrrelled
Coxsackie, New York, on Sunday AT.
rnoon. Finally the old man ST, uck his
IN on the head with an axe. intllctIpp
ound of which the young man died
'storday morning.
Iaomas McDonough was stabbed IN
Ie abdomen last night Eear Fish House
alton, New Jersey, 1t is al eyed, by
hdieW Ecke:t, who was arrested. Both
. Philadelph'ans. II
The body of Me!ain Kol!, the little
lughter OF Gustav koll, OF New York.
ho was euPposed to have en- stolen by
'psies, was found yesterday floating In
Q river at the foot of Eighth street, Col
ye Point.
Tho safe In the Dye Brcs. banking !
use and store, at Allegary, N. Y,
Is blown open yesterday morning. and
arge sum CT money, valuable pap,rs
d jewelry were stolen.
John Metcalf, who Is In custody at
nesville, Wis, on Monday confessed
: murder of the old woman, Reya ,onat I
lRerton, on July 28. He claimed that c
was drunk at the TINE. i
A runaway locomotive collidcd with n d
ss'nger train on the Tabor Branch OF a
Reading railroad On No nday morning u
many OF the passengers received a
ght injuri,s. l
Two bodies were found Monday In Gel. =
> In Johnstown, and it Ia the general y,
lei that many more will lie found when -
cellars are cleanei out. :. -
'oln Carter on Monday shot and killed
wife and then commit suicide, n Y
Fran isco. Jealousy was the eau c. pl
Hurke In Chicago. ~ ~
CHICAGO, his Aug. e.-Ch'ef of Po- bt
Hubbard, OF this city, having In GUS fe
) Mart Burke, the Cronin suspect, CT
ived at Milwaukee q, z O'Clock last n
ming, and lett soon after, reaching til
} city about 10 o'clock. Bu Ike was 81
en- at once to the county jni', avoiding br
crowd which had assembled at The Il
ion Depot. despatch from Fargo, III
kota, speaking of Buike's trip through
nitoba and Dakota, says that crowds
h re at every station, and that at
Itton 500 men were assembled, several In
shom threatened to kill the prisoner na ,m'
hey cou get glimpse of him. One vi,
a on the platform OF the car drew an a'
Oliver, but he was hustled off by one ba
he Chicago police. no