Daily Republican., 1889-10-16

The journeymen bakers In Titus's
crscker bakery, In Newark, New Jersey,
went on strike yesterday. Mr.. Titus re-
fused 10 employ only union men and &C.
code TO their demands. II Is expected
that the strike will extend all over the
| city and throw abopt 900 men out OF en-
ployment. 1t Is said that the boss bakers
will unite against thaAnlon.
The New Orleans s-cotton Exchange
statement, issued yesterday, makes the
net cotton movement across the Ohio.
Mississippi and Potomac rivera TO North
crn United States and Canadian mills,
for the week ending October 18th, S,645
bales, against 81, 5Si bales last year, and
the total since September Isl, AZ, 457,
against 81 .7l6.
The schooner savao, from Delaware
Broakwatar for Providence, is ashore At
South Beach, Long Island. She Is load
cd with log wood which had been takon
from another schooner wrecked two
weeks ago near the Bfeakwater. The
crew of the Bavao were taken of safely
The heavy sea is pounding the schooner
to pieces.
Captain r. jordan died 10 Biddeford,
Maine, Yesterday, aged g5 years. He was
i Tor twenty years Master OF the Saco and
Boston PuckAt line. During the war of
1872 no was one Of the eighteen who went
to Fort HIN to drive the Euglish cruisers
out OF Saco harbor. lie had been II
Mason since 1921.
w. II. Hosmer, who contracted TO kin
tho Iais In the White House at $40 pei
day, started In yesterday with three fer
teis and small rat terrier. He began
in the garnet, and 1t 10 his purpose to
drive the rats down into tho cellar Of the
mansion, where they can be more easily
dispatched. .y.. .Ms
MaryJ. Brown, % years old, was shot
Ia the head In Philadelphia yesterday in
her fathers hCuss-lia dangerously
wounded by David Il. Healey, 40 wears
cid. Hesley, who IL In custody, says
the shooting was accidental lie hat. pre-.
viously pointed the revolver al the
woman's father.
Diphtheria In malignant form rs pre-
valent In Gallitzln, Penna. During the
last three weeks the deaths have averaged
three OF four daily, and at least 50 cases
are reported In the town. ''Four fami-
sio', with six or seven little ones each
one month ago, now are childless."
Louis Gomper, a storekeeper in Brook
Ign, New York, cut his throat yesterday
becanse he was i'll and despondent.
While weak from loss of blood he fell on
rcd hot stove and coull not help lfn-
self, aud when help came he was dead.
The boiler at Heinleiu's sorghum mills
In Bucyrns, Ohio, exploded yesterday
morning, killing j. Howard, Frank
Rsisor aud Edward Helnlein. The ex-
plosion was caused by cold water being
pumped into the boiler through q mis-
take OF Enginee. Howard.
Governor Hill, OF New York, and party
were In Washington yesterday, en- route
TO the Piedmont Exposition, at Atlanta.
Georgia. They called upon the Presi.
dent in the afternoon, and Governor Hill
afterwards visited Congressman Ran
dali.
Charles TimbosE and John Aravls,
miners, were killed yesterday, tho for
Iner in tho Moffet mines and the latter in
Kingston No 8, in Wilke.barre, PeDnA.
by a fall OF rock,
| Jennie Foot, 10 years old, OF Norris
town, lost her balance and fell over
board into the Delaware river al Port
l,lchnnOud, last evening, while looking
Tor her fathers cagal boat aud was
drowned.
In the Camden Comfy Court yester-
DAY, Chalklcy LeconCy pleaded guilty
TO the indictment charging him with the
murder OF his niece, Annie II. Leconey.