The Delta independent., 1891-04-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
A daughter Of Horace Greeley was
married on the 2Sd to clergyman.

.Placer mines OF gold are reported
to have been found iu the Bad Lands Of
South Dakota.
Ex-President Cleveland has reiter-
ated his belief that the free coinage Of
silver would not be wise.
Thirty two people were bitten by a
mad wolf in an Austrian village last week.
They will be treated BY Pasteur.
A battle was fought on the 18th be-
tween British troops and insurgents in
India. The British were victorious.
Officers in the Pennsylvania coke
regions continue to have trouble with the
strikers who are aided by their wives.
Seven men under sentence OF death
in the Indian Territory made their escape
on the eve Of the day of their execution
The Minnesota legislature has ad-
iourned without passing any of the radical
measures that created so much comment.
The Pennsylvania Worlds Fair ap-
preparation has been increased TO 800, 900,
and the governor and lieutenant governor
aooeu 10 the commission.
William Gross. a farmer aged 6S'
living near Perryville, Arkansas, attempt
ed to hang his wife. Being prevented by
his sons he then hanged himself.
George W. Childs, OF Philadelphia,
has presented proof sheet Of Washing
toms farewell address, as corrected by
himself, to the Mount Vernon Association.
The Republican National League at
Cincinnati elected J. s. Clarkson Of Iowa
president; PhiIeas Lonsberry Of Connect
lieut., treasurer. Secretary Humphrey of
New York was reelected.
Judgment has been rendered in the
famous libel suit OF John W. Mackey, the
millionaire, against Galignani's Messenger
OF Paris. Blondin, the director. will
undergo sixteen months imprisonment
Sixty persons were poisoned at a
wedding in town near Louisville, Ky.
II is believed that arsenic was used and
probably that II was placed in q spring
from which water was used. Several are
in danger.
A great meeting OF the Republican
Leagues of the United States was held at
Cincinnati, beginning on the 2lsI A
number OF notable Republicans were
present and great enthusiasm for the
future of the party was shown.
The correspondent ut Madrid says
that grave anxiety is felt there over the
state of affairs In Portugal. He expresses
fears that a revolution is about to break
ont, in which event, he says, the lives Of
foreign subjects will be endangered.
The most extensive movement Of
regular army troops that has taken place
in time of peace for many years will
shortly be ordered by the war department.
All the regiments that have been at one
station for four years and upwards will
be moved, provided the appropriation will
permit
Affairs in the coke regions OF Penn
sylvania are likely to go from bad to worse.
A large number of Italians are being taken
in to work the mills and an equally large
number of Pinkerton guards are brough,
to protect them. Against these two ele-
hatred and there is likely to be more blood.
shed.
A dispatch from Tickle Cove, New
fouudlaud, SAYS that terrible dcstitution
prevail. at that place, and that ten or
twelve families are actuallyl starving.
Father veitch, aided by the residents, has
temporarily relieved some of the sufferers,
but unless speedy relief is afforded by
tho government death from starvation
will be the result in many cases.
New York the other day resulting in the
death OF John Cailihau. The flood backed
up the water in front Of l43 East 2Sd street
and the sewer hole there was opened to
lot tho accumulated water escape. CALI
hau came along and in some manner
slipped and fell into the gaping hole. The
rushing water carried his body away be-
fore an effort could be made to save the
unfortunate man.
Early in the season the thirty-sixth
parallel was established by the govern
meut as tho southern quarantine line,
below which all cattle en- route north from
Texas should bo subject to inspection. A
short time ago this limo was changed by
order OF the government and moved south.
ward until 1t shut out many thousand head
OF cattle from entering into the North,
Tho Western Union Company alone had
1900 head OF cattle thus cut of when
almost ready to move them. a new order
re.cstablishcs tho thirty sixth parallel a
tho quarantine line.
At New York pitiful story is told
by Amelia Gaadali, u pretty young Italian,
who is now in the Italian homo suffering
from internal injuries and may die She
has been in this country but three months,
and Ter injuries were received from q
beating given her by Rocco Osoini, who
promised to marry her only 10 ruin her.
Then he sold her as slave to house Of
ill-famc, and because she fought and
escaped from tho place he gave her tor
rible boating. Tho police arc looking for
him.
A family Of movers named Buildin,
on tho route overland from Tipton County,
Tennessee, to Texas, was poisoned while
In camp In Boone County, Arkansss. The
mother aud two ANAL children died, and