Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-11-27
Fatal Fight Between Two Ten
neSSee MountaineerS.
FATALLY TOSSED BY A BULL
A Milliou Dollars in Austria
Gold Melted.


log scow ut Two Rivers, Wis, on Thurs
day evening.
Patrick O'Hara, aged 60 years, was
crushed TO death by the falling of part OF
tile roof in the Pennsylvania Coal Com
panys mine, at Dunmore. Friday.
The jury i'll the Petit murder case, at
Charlottesville, Indiana, Thursday morn,
ing rendered verdict of guilty and fixed
the penalty at imprisonment for life.
The director Of the mint has information
that nearly million dollars in Australian
soveregns gold were deposited and melted
down at the mint i'll san Francisco, ON
Thursday.
Annie Moriarity II years old, Of Will
liams Bridge, NJ ~, was shot in the left
temple Friday by Joseph Anderson, also
IL years old. The boy left to get doctor
and has NOT returned.
During a runaway in Durham North
Carolina, on Friday, Mrs. NJ. h. Wall
jumped from the carriage and was killed.
Mrs Wingate, wife of the Rev. G. j. Win
gate, was fatally injured
A peculiar and fatal disease, which
battles all veterinarians is reported to he
raging among the cattle and horses in
Oregon and adjoining counties, Kansas.
Over 100 head have already died
Mrs. Marie Wolseley was fatally tossed
and trampled upon by a bull, at Raymond,
Wis, few days ago. She was passing
through the barn yard when attacked, The
animal was irritated by Il red shawl which
she wore.
The strike among the warehouse men at
West Superior, Wis, is at an end The
company granted the demands of the day
men, and the hour men accepted 81 cents,
instead Of the 40 cents which they had
demanded.
Atelegram from Kankakee, Illinois, says
the Bishop Duhbs faction of the German
Evangelical Church was defeated in the
county court on Thursday. The jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty Of riot, and
the IL defendants were discharged.
Six persons in boarding house in Chi
cagu were sickened after eating mutton
stew on Thursday night. 1t Is supposed
the stew was poisoned by coored waiter,
who was discharged before the supper was
eaten. Two of the victims are seriously ill.
Luther L. Ewing, a member OF the Cali
,ffornia legislature, has been arrested for
embezzling funds from the Market Street
Railway Company in san Francisco, where
j he was employed as collector. lie confessed
[ his guilt. 1t is not known how much he
\ has stolen.
\ The Rev. r. II, Lockwood of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church at Sturgeon, Mo-,
has been suspended from all ministerial
duty and church privileges, as the result
Of an investigation Of Il church committee
into charges ofimmoral conduct preferred
by female members of the church.
It is stated at the post-office department
that since the passage of the Anti Lottery
law there has been reduction i'll the reve-
nues of the New Orleans post-oiiiCe Of
about one-third, and in consequence the
clerical force Of the office has been re-
ducel by nine men, representing $1,000 in
salaries
a. NJ. LOTUS shot and killed his father
IL. G. LOTUS near Gainsboro Tennessee
on Thursday, in Il personal difficulty, acci-
dentally killing his brother with him at
the same time. The son is said to have
acted i'll selt-detence, engaging first in de-
Tending his mother from an attack by his
father.
freight train on the Meriden, Water
bury e Connecticut railroad was dcraied
just after crossing trestle near Meriden,
Conn, on Friday morning. The accident
was caused by the brake beam of acoal car
dropping to the track, Two of the cars
went down a 40-font cmbankment, iniuring
y two men, one named james McDermott,
fatally.
Mrs, Linnie Tallman was found uncon-
~ scons in her room, i'll Worcester, MasSa-
chusetts on Friday morning, and james
Haley, aged eight years was dead, having
been sutiocatad by escaping gas There Is
said to be a stIppusition that Mrs. Tallman
intended to commit suicide, as man
whom she. expected to marry disappeared,
and this deserton is said to have unbal-
anced his mind
There was meeting of piano manufac-
tufcrs in New York, Friday, to receive
reports of the strike among the polishcrs
and yarniShers who demand nine hoars Il
day instead Of 10 and half day on ON
Saturday, the pay TO continued as at present
Three or four hundred employees went on
strike some time ago and it was reported
yesterday that Il large nuinber of these are
seeking re-cmplGyment under the old
terms. The meeting decided to hold out
against the remaining strikers
John Pichett. IL Tennessee mountaineer,
killed his wife in 1897 He was tried and
acquitted on the plea that theshooting was
accidental, Friday night, as tl'ichett was
crossing the riverat Chattanooga On a ferry
boat, Thomas Allen referred to the killing
Of Mrs. .Pichctt i'll II way offensive to iichett,
who commenced an attack on Allen with
knife Allen also drew knife, both fight
ing like tigers. Allen received II cuts, one
OF which may prove fatal Pichett was
cut four times and he died in few
minutes.
John Feenoy. created an nproar in a
Chicago court Thursday by smashing II
rotten egg ON he bald head of Dr Kecr-
nan, former physician in charge Of the
Cook county insane asylum. Feeney'S
sanity, was being tried, aud DR.. Rcernan
wGs on the witness stand when theegg was
. thrown. fetneN Then HuletlN turned over
10 an officer Of the court another egg.
which he had in reserve in ease the first
one had missed its mark. The lry found
Feeney insane
Moses $. Marks, aged q years, who up
OF about a year ago was employed by the
Flour City Bank Of Rochester N. Y. Thurs
day morning secured S2a0N0 in currency
from the National Bank Of Commerce of
New York, on forged telegram, and dis
appeared with the moneys He forged the
name of the cashier Of the Flour City
Bank to tho telegram, and received the
currency from the American Express peo-
pie, they supposing him to be still con-
nected with the bank. Marks was caught
in house of ill-iame in Utica last night,
and all the money except $500 was re-
covered
The Womans Indian Association, in
session in Boston, has elected these Off
GERS: Honorary President, Mrs. Mary L.
Bonney, Rambant, n. y; President Mrs.
Amelia 5. Quintun, PENNSYLVANIA; Repre-
sentative Vice President, Mrs. Sarah 4.
Kinney, Connecticut; Eastern Vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Jerome $, Plummer, New York;
Western Vice President Mrs. r. e. Wiley,
Indiana; Southern Vice President, Mrs i,
q. Wilkinson, District of Columbia; Cor
responding Secretary, Mrs. Helen r.. Fonte,
Pennsylvania; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
II. ID. Tribou, Pennsylvania Treasurer,
Miss Anna Bennett, Pennsylvania; Auditor,
Mrs. G. G. Boughtap Pennsylvania.