Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-09-08

Eleven alleged speuk.easies were raided
Sunday by the police.
Mrs. Mary Iipycriu. IS years old, COM
mittPd suicide, SATURDAY., on account Of
poverty ana other troubles.
John I.eary, ~ years old, had his skull
fractured Friday br falling down an
elevator shaft ut NilDurs chocolate estab-
lishment.
The collector Of customs telegraphed the
Secretary of the Treasury requesting him
to establish rigid quarantine at the Della
ware Breakwater.
George Griffith, 81 years old, driver on
the Marlborough railway, fell from one of
the cars on Saturday evening and had his
leg crushed. He died Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Weigmann died Saturday
she and other members of her family
were burned by the explosion of coal
oil lamp.
DR.. John James Reese, emeritus pro-
fessor of medical jurisprudence and
toSieology at the University of Pennsyl-
yania, died Oh Sunday at Atlantic City,
aged "A years
Dennis and Frank OBren and Eugene
Morrell were held Friday on the charge
OF conspiracy to hold fraudulent election
at the Democratic primaries in the second
division of the Thirteenth ward.
Matthew Mccullough, rs years old, of
the Falls of Schuylkill, was probably
fatally wounded during quarrel on
Thursday eveninc,it is alleged by Thomas
H. MullineauS, IS years old, who was ar
rested.
The steam yacht Yankee Doodle, which
her owners claimed to be the fastest boat
afoat vas bestowed Saturday a TniaHm
lt6rG DA 9 IRE ,H4E.d TE on ~ nNl
Ny"H''a dlonH'n- : ira'ern, Hhith ansoi
"a ekn'osloti
.i4u noise itt.ty.tjcG 4 i.arriace In yhi'h
William " tisop ~ A'rU Phi adaInhh, Wall
!. lady, whose name was not learned, were
ridiuI ran away nil the river drive in
Paramount lark saturday evening, rhe
lady was badly injured.
Mrs benjamin Brcy VI marlborough.
was held Friday III $1,000 bail for = tur-
thpr hearing on tile charge Of performing
criminal Operations un Lizzie Lnnguc;cr,
+ years nd who is IN critical condition,
Henry Il. Noll, mi alleged accom- plcr, was
also placed under bail.
A Reading railroad official said sum
day that ii the Pennsylvania com puny i'll
PRODUCED retaliatnrY measures IN consc-
uucucc Of the Reading Withdrawing all
Joint anthracite freight traffic, the Heading
would AZ once STOP hauling any Of the
Icnnsviyunia's soft coal
President Mcleod Of tho Reading Rail
road Company has withdrawn from tile
traffic agreement with the Pennsylvania
railroad Company relating tnthc carrying
IL anthracite coal. This action was taken
because he Pennsylvania company would
moi consent to raise Its coal tolls after Sep,
TENDER 18th,
Ada May liickrimg. 10 years old, and her
sister, blanche Q, lSiekFing, II years Old
| their mother reported to The police lri.
dap. have been missing from home since
August 9TH. A nciEhhors threat 10 have
the girl, arrested because when they had
company at night they made tho much
noise is said 10 have caused lhcriiisht
Tie Board Of Health Friday decided
to employ large steamboat for steam dis
| injecting purposes, An Investigation IT
| the release Of lahu 4. Clark. 4 passenger
| Of the qnnrantincd steamer British l'rin-
cess was begun las direction Of tile mayor
| Fort Physician l.cffman announced that
| he had sent hiS resignation tatha governor
| because tho board had hisrcsaricl hiS Sns-
/ sestinns. Thu hoard, however. refused 10
| relieve litm Of duty II the lazaFetlu. The
| director h public safety WAS requested 10
| appoint 10 extra iIssiatanl nuisaice In
| spcctors. The l.a2arcitu physician Was
| directed to detan all vessels arriving from
| European ports, and report 10 the board.