Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-08-25
IN EN- ERIL.

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Daniel Kiestling, aged 90 years, died |
in Sunbury, Pa, Saturday, Of injuries
sustained by being struck by freight
car.
George Dougherty, aged rs years,
employed at the convent at Glen Rid. |
die, Pa, was kicked id the head by
horse Saturday night and instantly |
killed.
William Dunbar sat on his brother |
Joseph's hat, at Chester, Pa, Saturday |
night. A quarrel cnsued, in the course
Of which William shot his brother |
through the thigh, intlicting a serious
injury.
About 81 900 worth Of coupon tickets
were recently stolen from the Cheboy-
gan office Of the Michigan Central rail
road, neatly stamped by the burglar and
sold to the public through the scalpers
OF Chicago and other points.
Frank Torres, the murdcrer.of Cap
tain William Mckelyey, foreman on
Madame Modjeska's ranch in San Diego
Canon, was taken from the Jail at Santa
Ana, Cal, Saturday morning, by mob
Of 35 men and hanged to a telegraph
pole
William Smith and Andrew Konter,
aged respectively Is and l6 years, were
| killed Sunday at Auburn, N. ", by a
wagon they We're driving coming in con-
tact with an electric car. Their horse
became frightened by the car and ran
| directly into il,
A telegram from Oswcgo, Kan, says
| that farmers who claimed that back
water, caused by the dam across the
| Ncosho river there, ruins their farms,
have blown the Objectionable obstruc-
ton up with dynamite. The dam was
the finest in the state.
| George Kitteras an attendant at the
Lancaster County Hospital, saturday
night shot at Mary Flowers because she
refused his proposal of marriage. For
tunately the ball was DETECTED by q
large buckle the woman wore, and she
escaped serious injury. ktteras fled.
The general secretary of the Knights
Of Labor on Saturday made complaint
to the department Of justice Of the
alleged inhuman treatment of United
States prisoners at Boise City, Idaho,
now awaiting trial for completely in the
recent riots in the CGus d'Alcne mining
district. An investigation has been
ordered.
ono night in January last, o. K.
Rogers, city clerk of Beaver, Oklahoma
Territory, left his store for his home,
and was never heard of afterwards.
Yesterday two boys found in the woods
near Beaver the clothes Of Rogers and
his skeleton. There was bullet hole
III the skull. Rogers had considerable
money with when he disappeared.
| 4 IL L.,
three.fourths time, orders have been
issued at schuylllili Haven and Palo
Alto to work the E.chigh car shops full
time and to rush with all possible speed
the repairs TO cars on sidings. Hun
drcds Of cars are bound up in the block,
ado along the Lchigh and this is done
TO prevent any shortage that may arise
from it.
Andrew Gardner and j. w. Jones
two members Of the Amalgamated As.
, ISOLATION who deserted the strikers al
the West Superior wisconsin, Stee
Works, were attacked on Saturday
night BY 10 men supposed to b.
Analgamaied Association men. Pistols
and knives were used, and Jones wa;
probably fatally injured. Gardner il
missing and is believed TO have beer
killed.
The Secretary Of State has requested
y the naval department to send naVa
/ vessel to Liberia some time during Octo
Der, The request has no significance be
You'd the observance of the usual custom
! ofthis government Of sending an Ameri
y can ship 10 Liberia twice II year fD
i the purpose of establishing precedeu
= for other nations and as n mark Of re
n cognition by the United States Of tn
a l4iberian government.
1 Woodyille, a small village near Jack
i son, Mich, on the main line of iii
4 Michigan Central Railroad, is though
If to be in danger of sinking bodily int
g the earth About 10 days ago til
!, Standard Coal Mine became tioode
y. and had TO be abandoned. Since the
/ several caveins nave occurred over I'll
u deserted mine, the area covered by til
IL holes extending over so or so rod
y square, while the undermined section
! probably half mile square.
~ Tbs passenger coach Of train on th
o. Baltimore and Annapolis Short Lin
was dcrailed four miles from Baltimore
m Saturday afternoon. A Cplored woman
" picking coal by the track, was killcc
Il and her husband knocked sensees
sixteen passengers We're injured, one 1
whom, Mrs. Cots, Of Baltimore, was NJ
expected 10 recover, The disaster wa
caused by the sliding door Of fruit ca
IS dropping from its fastening and strikin
~ d l..., $50, t.t..t,