Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1891-04-16
STRAWBRIDGE 4 CLOTHIER,
Market ST., Eighth ST., Fiher St.
PHILADELPHI4.
IN GENERIL.

General +. Il. Spinola, Congressman
from the Tenth district of New York, died
at .25 o'clock Tuesday morning.
Bessie Moleskie, years of age. was
fatally gored by a bull while gathering
flowers near Mt Carmel, Pa, Tuesday.
The Arcade building and tie First
National Bank in Elizabeth, n. j., were
burned Tuesday. The loss is placed at
S250,OO0
William Douglass, white, shot and killed
Leroy Smith, colored, at Bessemer, Ala,
Tuesday. Smith attacked Douglass with
an iron bar.
James AicC'ord was leaning from mov-
ing passenger train on the Cresson a. Coal
port railroad Tuesday, when he was struck
by timber and instantly killed.
When the steamer Circassian Prince
reached Havana from Philadelphia Tues
day one of the tanks on board exploded.
The first engineer and a Waterman were
killed
As Il party of II young men were cross
ing the river at st. Louis Tuesday their
skitf was upset and John Bourg .lr., John
Mcmahon, Adams Buist, Jack O'Connor
and Robert iuion were drowned.
Thomas Baumgardner at one time re-
puted the wcalthiest citizen of Lancaster
Pa, made an assignment Tuesday. His
liabilities are estimated at over S500,OO0,
while his assets are probably very small
A dispatch from Montreal says that the
water was let out of Lachine canal Tues.
day morning, and, rs usual, a number of
bodies. was found of those who were acct
dentally or Intentionally drowned during
the winter The bodies were laid on the
bank for naturalization.
John and Michael Brogan and Patrick
Condor INDUCED in fierce fight at John
Brogan's house, near Marshall, Missouri
on Sunday night. clubs and chairs were
used. During the fight Michael progan,
who is almost blind, disappeared, and was
afterwards found in hole some distance
from the house. It is feared his injuries
are fatal
a notice was posted at the Waltshuek
mill, Providence, X. l., on Saturday. saw
ing that an advance of four mills d ward
would be made upon everything but
highest speed looms. This offer the
strikers decided insufficient. On Monday
morning the machinery was started. The
owners say the number Of operatives will
increase daily.
Grand Master Newman Of the Train
mems Brotherhood, has ordered mi Ire
striking burlington brakesmen To go to
work, and declares the statements of
Sweeney Of the Switchmen's Brotherhood.
N asserting, that the 'Irainmens Brother
hood would uphold the strike, were IN
warranted. This practically ends tho
strike, as the yardmen can do nothing
without the trainmen's assistance.
Mary Nietzdorf, aged between 17anll is
years, was Monday placed on trial In
baltimore, for the second time for the
murder of her little brother James, by
poisoning; also of Louisa Broadwattrs n
boarder N the same house. Mary was
employed in a wholesale drug store, and.
having grudge towards her stepmother
mixed arsenic with the family's food. The
result was two deaths, the stepmother mar
rowly escaping the same fate
A county constable named Green with
three deputies went to Burlington, Iowa,
Monday to search the place Of man
named Herschberg for liquor. Before he
mad ilhlshed reading his warrant he was
surrounded by ali organized band of about
40 well-known liquor dealers, who admin.
istered terrible beating to him. Green's
skull was fractured, his nose broken and
one eye nearly destroyed. His three den
lities deserted him at the first blow and
escaped from the crowd.
Great excitement was caused at Black
foot, Idaho, Monday by the discovery
that Indians had killed two unknown5
white emigrants who were canned nj n
water tank one mile below that place,
Nothing could be learned as to the cai,se If
the tragedy. There were no eve witnesses
The, bodies of the emigrants were found
aeaa AT the tank and number of Indians
we're seen taking to the hills. AbOut ion
armed mounted men have left the CITY to
demand the surrender of theguilty parties.
should the Indians refuse, trouble is likely
20 follow Not an Indian was to be found
m the city an hour after the affair. The
governor and acknowledgement have been
autographed to in regard to the affair.
An autopsy on the body of John Judge
q Hungarian, who died in a hospital in
New York on Sunday, disclosed the fact
mat death was due to malignant typ!1ns
lever. The man was found sick on Green,
wlch street Saturday and first taken to
Chambers Street Hospital. On his pcrson
was note, signed by DIR. Decker of Wood-
bridge, N: j., stating that the man was
suffering from grippe and needed hospital
care. II was said that there were Gther
cases OF grippe at Woodbridge, and, if Il is
OF The same kind as the disease Tint the
Hungarian had, there would be- eai'sp I f.,r
alarm; pr. Edison sent two iilspSriors ta
Woodbridge DIR. Edison also received n
letter from Dr. q. w. Turner Of
oyster Bay, describing the symptom, of =
SICK man there which DR.. l;isun suiI ,yerc
the symptoms Of typhus. ',''.' Hs's
:, Bernard Carr has purchased tho Nolto
liouse, northeast corner kip~ and n Nor
streets, from Mrs, Mary A. Rovnul,is 'lEe