Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

NEW CASTLE, Feb. l5.--rhe Times ends
Us career with to.day'3 Issue. In Al odi-
toflal It etates that the paper has suspended
publication indefinitely tor lack Of patron
age.
Councilman Ira Lunt, While cunning for
ducks on tho river shore near ths Dqre
farm, yesterday afternoon, discovered ihe
body Of "a man footing near the shore. The
romans were IN IN advanced stare Of de-
composition, and had evidently bs3n In the
water some time. Coroner Gamble was no.
tilted By telephone and arrived shortly af-
terwatd. In the pockets Of the dead man
wers fogn1 valuable gold watch ind
chain and letters addressed James r. Cum
ninghsm, Pennsgrove, j. II 10 supposed
that this Is the dead mans name. Cunning
ham was drowned about six weeks ago, By
failing from a wharf on wdich he was
working near the mouth Of the Christiena.
A reward OF siC0 was offered Tor the body.
The remains were taken to the morgue In
Wilmington for Identification.
fierce Wind and rain storm ragged here
nearly ell OF yesterday afternoon. No
material damage 10 reported.
EEw CASTLE Feb. H. About O'Clock,
yesterday Afternoon, word waH received
at the mayors Office that the Hungarisns
in Dobbinsy lie were hilarioualy drunk
and disorderly and II wah feared by tue
residents OF that lively suburb, that il
allowed TO continue the "Hunsn would
incite another riot. The mayor At once
dispatched Officers Williams and Hetber-
ington TO the scene to quell the disturb
Anos and make arrestg II necessary. On
arriving there the oiiicsrA found the
utmost excitement prevailing. A large,
crowd, composed Of raen, women and
children Of ali nstionalities, we're a.
semblsd in front Of Hun row witnessing
general free 6ght between tbs
Huns and Poles. The row orig
mated in the boarding house kept
by "Huugnrlan Mary" whose board
ers lay in their weakly HuppIy
OF beer and whisky on Saturday nights
for use the following day. Until some
weeks ago the poles were compelled to
pay this locality occasional visits on Sun
days TO see that tall was we'll, (" bnt since
the heavy fines were imposed on mum
bor OF the Huns, little or no complaints
had been received at police heh1qu lrtera
until yesterday. The two officers went
for the above named house, bnt before
they rescued IL the iamates got glimpse
OF the blue coats and majority OF thetl
male dash for the yard and diaap.
psRHed over the back fence for parts un,
known Two Of them whose names are
nnpronounota able and who il vas declared
By the boarding mistress were the chief
inttigstorg Of the fight, we're stripped tc
tho waits! and unfortunately were
detained in placing their shirt:
and c1Gts on, just long enough TO be
captured by the officers, al they were
also attempting to make their escape.
They were marched of towards the jail
closely followed by crowd Of msn and
boys. Both the prisoners were badly
cat and bruised, and one OF them was be-
Bpattered with Blood from head TO foot
The team proceeded down Delawar,
street Just AZ the Sunday schools had
emptied their volume Of people. rioll
reports that another riot had taken place
and that two or three men had bean IA
tally wounded were circulated, and unit
tho truth of the aif air was known, excite
ment reigned supreme. The "dagos'
were locked mp in joil and will be giyei
o hearing this evening.
George Montgomery, son OF Robert
Montgomery the well known cobbler, diet
at bis home In bhRwtown yesterday after
noon after a lingering illness OF typhoid
fever. The deceased Waa we'll know
and popular young man and was highl,
estaemed by all who knew him. He wa
q member Of Washington Lodge No. s,
o. o r., end also Of Seminole Tribe, No
z, |. o X. NJ, and drummer in Semi
mole band. The arrangements for Tia
funeral baye not yet been made.
A rumor has been current here for som
time that Richard J. Dobtins, propristo
OF that section OF the city known ~ Dot
binsville, had refused TO pay his city To-
for last year, owing, it ia said to tn
failure Of tho city to Eemunerate him 70
damage done TO his property during til
riot. Collector Barr WAS seen last even
ing and pronounoed the report who'll
untrue, aa he had received the amount u
tax which was due by Mr. Dobbins abou
10 days ago.
John Wright and Mia Ssvilla Downsy
both Of this city, were united in merSiag
At the NJ r.. parsonage last evening b
the Rev. Il. l., Hubbard Phi. d. A nnu
Der OF fti0nia and relatives Of tho coz
tracing parties were preaent, and wi
messed the ceremony.
A Philadelphia rsel estate agent name
Paynter purchased farm owned
Henry f. Dnre, but occupied by job
BcMullon, about mile and q hGf wort
Of thu city, On Friday fhs Farm q
100 acres, il ID rcportea from goo
authority, will be cut up INTO buiidin
lot4 Of six acres each and SOLD ID parti'
Ia ths Quaker CITY, who will sFooi %
tugss theraun and convert the place III
Rampll village. Tie prup0r'y ia bsE1t
fully situated aud oomm1ndga fa3 We
Of the DHleglrs rivar.
A petition ia baing circulated by reH
den's o. Dobbinsyills RahirR Tor pRrdc
for tha rix r1sn inlprison1i in tue Ma
Ueetls u on the charge u noting, Ia
September. Tho man were Harienuei
ak montha' imprigonm snt II tile NoVeI
her court.