Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-20
TURBULENT FOREIGNERS ARRESTED


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tla Industry Church News.
Special Correspondence EvHnIEo JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. so Police officers
Hanson, Williams and Hetherington.
and Special Officer Conner raided house
in the European row" at Dobbinsville
last evening, about 45 o'clock, and cap
tured and brought to jail nine men. the
most of whom were Hungarisns officer
Hetherington had been watching the
houses in that part Of the city all
day and the inmates were very noisy
and most of them were on drunken
spree. Several beer wagons had dis
charged gallons OF liquor all along the
row on Saturday, and the noisy foreign
ers had spent large part Of the night In
revelry; while several brutal fights
occurred bet ween Huns and Poles. Tkey
have been so frequently warned about
disturbing the peace on the Sabbath day,
by Mayor Hanson, that when morning
dawns, they shut themselves up In their
houses. where they carouse to their
hearts content.
Early last evening Officer Heth sring-
ton decided that In the end house, where
the unfortunate Pole, Jsnowsky was
killed. more than one year ago, WAS
where the greatest disorder and turbu-
lenco was and accordingly the officers
decided to raid the place. They entered
the hose very quietly and walked along
| the small hallway to the dining room.
The Europeans had no idea that the men
were not of their number until the big
star and brass buttons on officer Hanson
glistened In tkeir faces. The
officers were surprised At what they
saw in the room. It was filled with
dense clouds OF tobacco smoke, foul
smelling breaths and the scent Of bad
whiskeY. A score OF men were seated
around a long table which, with few
chairs, were the only articles of furni-
ture In the room. The men were playing
Q game very similar to keno, and as sson
as their eyes fell upon the sfficers they
shrleked and howled and made frantic
efforts TO grasp the piles Of coins on the
table and put them out Of sight. An
instant later and the men were fleeing as
| fast as possible. The officers surrounded
/ them, however and marched nine Of the
leaders out into the street. The men
were then allowed to have what clothing
they wanted brought TO them, after
which they accompanied the officers IL
| the jail without murmur. A crowd
| followed the party from Dobbinsville
| increasing in numbers at every corner
until the Jail was reached.
other News.
Two small boys began to play with 3
box of matches in Sunday school yester-
day afternoon, when the entire box ex-
| ploded and came very near setting the
building on FIRE. The noise resemblsd
the report of a revolver, and sickening
/ cdor filed the room. An address was
being made at the time, and the accident
Gar.sessss sIcl.. stir that the speaker was
compelled to walt until quiet was again
restored The boys were severely repri-
manded BY their teacher.
1t Is reported, Oh good authority, that
new rolling mills will be erected In this
city next spring. The mills win supply
the Delaware iron Works with skeip
iron, and will BIO situated near the works
The new industry will give employment
to upwards Of 300 men, The projectors
of the enterprise. who are prominent
iron mon. will say nothing about the
now mills, except that the prospects ar'
worry favorable
Tho work of clearing out the ole
arsssian well on Market street oppositl
the Presbyterian Church, Is still golnI
on and three pumps are used In th
work. President Carrick Of City Counc
gave the work his personal SUPERVISE
on Saturday,
Miss Jennie Saunders sang beautifr
solo in the NJ e. Church last evening.
M. H. Beck has gone to his forme
home at Florence. \. q, to spend th
winter with his parents.
The Women's Home Missionary Soclet
will hold its regular monthly meeting o
the M e. parsonage to night.
st. Peters T. A. B. Society held an er
thuslastie meeting in its rooms yesterda
afternoon.
The election to decide whether wome
shall be eligible to seats in the generi
, and electoral conferences Of the IA. !
| Church will be held in the church,
Here on the third Thursday in ne,
month, by Trustees S. A. Stewart Al
K. I. Deakyne.
Three ministers assisted in the aeryic
: at the M. 4 Church yesterday, The
we're Rev. w. A. Wise Of Berlin, Nc
Rev. Thomas MRlford Of the Buck, al
Rev L. e. Davis Of the New Jersey Co
j, ference. The latter preached at Z
+ evening service to large congregatio
4 The c,vrry,..cn were all the guests
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