Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-03-26

The Montgomery Medical Society OF
Montgomery, Ala, has adopted resolutions
| tavoring consultation with homeopathic
and eclectic physicians.
A passenger train on the Valley railroad
was wrecked near Rosedale, Mississippi on
Sunday night. Engineer Brogan and a
colored fireman We're killed
William W. Moore, a wealthy farmer,
near New Vienna, Ohio, was shot and
killed Monday by his sson Oscar, who
claims that he acted IN self-defence
A passenger train ran into freight at
| Conesville, Ohio, on Monday afternoon.
rive persons We're injured, Engineer Oscar
Farrell and Fireman Dickson, it is feared,
fatally.
DR.. B.. M. PAIL, prominent physician
IN Findlay, Ohio, committed suicide on
Monday by taking IS morphia pills. He
was As years old. Domestic trouble was
the cause Of the act,
Hugh c. Miller, % years old, was ar
rested in Brooklyn, N. ", Monday, bon
the. charge of arson. He confessed that he
had fired the houses at $50 and 1872 Bridge
street on Saturday night
The deadlock in the senate of Nebraska.
after LASTING "a hours, was broken Mon
day afternoon by the Independents, who
succeeded in winning over one of the Re
publican opponents of the Maximum
Freight Rate bill. The bill was passed and
goes to the governor.
The Secretary of the Navy Monday
signed contract with the United States
Proiectile Company for shells for four,
five and six inch rified guns. at prices ag-
gregating Sl255H. The deliveries of the
shells are to begin August 9th next, and
are to be delivered within four months
thereafter.
Louis Berzinab, a Kentucky prize
fighter, was shot and MORALLY wounded by
Arthur Chambers, alias ''Kid Dugan" a
young crook, in house of evil repute in
Cincinnati Monday night, Chambers also
shot and slightly wounded a man named
Riley, Berzinab may be remembered as
having killed a man named James with
blow Of his fist in q sparring contest at
Dallas, Texas.
In Winstead, Conn, on Sunday, none of
the ministers read the Government Fast
Day proclamation, as had been customary.
Monday they stated that they had not
been furnished with the official proclana-
ton by the town clerk. The town clerk,
George Wentworth, Democrat, explained
the matter by the statement that he does
not recognize Buckley as governor, and
hence pigeonholed the official proclama-
ton.
A report of the preventive inoculations
against hydrophobia performed at the New
York Pasteur Institute during the first
year OF its existence shows that S26 per
sons bitten by dogs and cats applied for
treatment. In CAB cases it was demon
strated that the animals which attacked
them were not mad. In 1856 cases the anti
hydrophobic treatment was applied. No
death caused by hydrophobia has been re-
ported among the patients inocrllated.
r. S: Hatton, 40 years of age, man Of
good business standing and a woman
whose name is given as Mrs. Russell Of
Kansas City, were found dead in room
in Des Moines, Ia, Monday morning.
They were .asphyxiated by escaping gas.
They are said to have been lovers, but the
woman married Russell during lovers
pique with IIatton. Their liaison is said
to have been of long standing Mrs. Rus
sell is said to have occupied a high social |
position in Kansas City.
During union religious meeting in the |
Grand Opera House at Springfield. Ohio, |
ON Sunday night, young woman tainted, |
and fool or scoundrel in the gallery /
yelled "tirepi There were more than |
1000 people in the house, and wild rush |
was made for the doors. At the sugges-
Quoted the services, the choir started
hymn, which checked the panic and
lyerted disaster. About a score of peo-
pie were severely bruised.
About so moulders employed at the
Richmond locomotive works, in Rich
nond, Virginia. Went on strike Monday,
he Moulders' Union having declared ii
improper for moulders to furnish castings
or "scabs'' to finish in the machine SHOPS.
The council, representing 10 unions in
richmond, adopted resolution recnm-
npnHinD St nj Ia ar
works next saturday If the trouble be-
ween the company and the machinists
Who went out last Thursday is not settled
y that time.
The national committee of the Afro
Press Association called on the
resident Monday and presented an adj
ress from the association asking him to
ppoint colored man on the Worlds
air Commission. The President Informed
i'm that he would be unable to do So as
ne commission was filled. If it become
ossihle, however, to do anything, and the
roper man was presented, he would make
le appointment III reference to a re-
uest that colored man be appointed to
le bench, the President said that if
anne was presented to him properly en-
orsed he would give it consideration. ,
William Dunn, young colored man, !
as assaulted by two drunken Italians in !
! SpcIsllNn' lle tenement SectlOn OF
lizabeth, Nj, Monday night. The couple q
rev bricks at Dunn, and when other
egroes appeared, drew revolvers and
tapped them at the crowd. The weapons
ere not discharged, but the negroes fled, e
I'd their cries brought the police to The Il
enc of the disturbance. One of the two j
alians then jumped into the river, but y
as speedily captured. lnalittle whilethe
hole locality was aroused, and a riot was
reatened but the officers hurried their
% prisoners TO the police station, where
ey gave the names of Insenh Marrelli