Daily Republican., 1889-11-14

Lyncn, supposed 10 have been caused By
the iguition OF gasoline. Lynch and
other men in the store at the time were
arrested aud held to await the action Of
the Coroner.
A dam at McClellan's Touring mill,
about mile west of Alton, Ontario,
broke early yesterday morning and the
water swept TO the town. Six mill dams,
four bridges and several mills and dwell
ings were destroyed, and an aged couple
named Harris were drowned.
Admiral Gherardi, whose management
OF affairs at Hayti, during the trouble
here last summer, won for him the
thanks of Secretary Tracy, has been Or
dered to proceed to the West Indies
again. He will go down In either the
kearsarge or Galena.
At . meeting of the striking miners of
Spring Valley, Illinois, Oh Tuesday night,
II was decided to resume work on the
terms offered by Mr.. Scott. These are
similar TO the conditions In force In other
parts OF the district.
The total value OF our exports OF do
nestle breadstuds during the 10 months
OF the present year, which ended on DC.
tober 3ls', was SOL, 1928, 100, against S94,-
906, 2SS during the corresponding period
Of 1888.
A man named Potter and his son. who
left their ranch near Trinidad. Colorado.
for that town nearly two weeks ago,
have not been heard OF since then, and
are supposed to have perished In the
blizzard.
The Lager Beer Brewers Association
Of New York yesterday voted SAC, 900 to
the Worlds Fair guarantee fund. The
total received yesterday was 1857 1000,
making the grand total now 81, 5jf, ZIG.
1t is estimated that It will cost $40. 900
to repair the damage done by recent rain
storms to the new silver vault In the
treasury court, III which nearly 100, 000,-
600 standard dollars are stored.
Arthur A. Richwine WAS found hang
ing by one foot on the ladder leading to
the gas pit at McCormick's furnaces. at
Harrisburg, Pa, last evening. Both
eyes were burned out.
William Grlnlth, sexton of the Straw
bridge Methodist Episcopal Church In
Baltimore, committed suicide In the
church on Tuesday by inhallng gas. He
was 73 years old.
A despatch from HarrIsonbure, West
virginia, says that great rain storm has
prevailed there for the last Sc hours, The
shenandoah river is very high and still
| rising.
William Mulvey, 2s years old, Phra-
delphla and Reading Railroad brakeman.
had both legs cut of on Wednesday by
falling from train at Erie avenue.
President Harrison left Washington
last evening on ducking excursion in
Maryland.
Carpenters Union, No. 40. return
thanks to all who assisted them IN their
anniversary exercises on the Eth inst.
George B. Moore, Enoch Moore, Jr.. ].
w. Booth and George l.. DEMO will give
party ut Webster's dancing rooms on
Friday evening, November 22d.
Miss Mayme Gist, OF No. Clio Washing
ton street, will give a lunch party OH The
18th Inst, the proceeds of which will be
donated TO the Grace Baptist Church.
Professor B. o. Bird, principal of the
Delaware Conference Academy at Prin-
cess Anne, Md, will lecture at Ezion NJ.
e. Church on Friday evening. His sub.
jeet Will be: "Is Education a Blessing or
| Curse"
John Moore had quite cash cut In bis
forehead by flying bolt at the Diamond
STATE Iron Works on Tuesday.
The three masted schooner Lucie
Wheatley arrived a. the jackson x Sharp
Company's wharves on Tuesday with a
cargo Of lumber.
William +. Harrington and Miss Nina
Sipp'e were married at the BRIDES resi-
dence, in New Castle, on Wednesday
evening, by the Rev. E. L. Hubbard.
The Phllamathean Literary and De.
batting Club will be organized by mem.
hers Of st. Mary's T. A. b. Society, on
Monday evening.
The Pastime Social Club, of Pisinp Sun.
will give their annual ball in the Odd
Fellows Hall, at that place, on Friday
evening.
The Rev F. l.. Hubbard and James T.
Mullin VIII lecture this evening on their
European trip at the Brandywlne NJ. L.
Church.
Letters patent have been granted viii
liam Reynolds, Of Clayton, on paper.
roll holder and cutter, and w. Wright, of
this city, for rubbing iron for railway
services.
Register Bradford has granted letters
OF administration on the estate OF Mary
Fritz, late OF this city, to Elizabeth
Lloyd.
At st. James p E. Church, Newport,
on Monday evening, the Rev. Edward
Henry Eckel organized WorkiDgmen 8
Club with 80 members.
What the Eighth Street Railway Com
pany want Is TO be electrified with a
motor
The grass at ii g Court House is beau
tlful and green. The numerous children
who play upon the walks do not in-
jure 1t.
Michael O'Donre!l severely cut his
chin by falling from a ladder at Front
and Thorn streets and striking 1t against
the bricks.
Albert 8. Muhlhausen, hasso, has &C.
ceptod the position as leading basso In
the choir OF West Presbyterian Church.
j. A. Taylor, of the Pussy q Jone,
Company, has retu rned from Bos, on,
where he has been attending the mar
time exhibi ion.
The annual meeting OF the Uomno-
pathic Hospital will be held Saturday.
November 2Sd, at the hospital at3 . clock,
Tor the election Ct menagers, trus cs III d
o Their officers.