Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-11-03
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Charles Carley and William j. Golden
were killed at Akron, Ohio, sunday, by
being struck 10y a train
The British steamer OramOrc arrived at
Boston sunday with the crew of the
bark supreme, which was wrecked ut sea
ON October LIST.
Mrs, Frederick Scigcr, aged O. years. and
totally blind, shot and killed her i-years-
old grandson, and then committed suicide.
She was insane.
Ella Cole and Edward Sorter, young
lovers, were struck by Il train and killed,
Sunday, while walking on the railroad
tracks ut Lehgh, Ia.
J and l., Wincman, wholesale manu-
iaciurcrs and dealers i'll clothing, Of Chi
cagn, failed on saturday, with liabilities of
from Sl2lNuO to SljO,UlD.
a saloon At Allyn, Wash, was partially
destroyed by dynamite on Saturday, and
local l'ruhilitiInists are suspected of hay
ing caused the explosion.
\ freight train was wrecked by COW ut
Gordon station KY, on saturday after
noon. Nine cars were crushed, the engineer
was killed and the fireman lost Il leg.
Allen Parker, a young negro Of Monroe-
vile, Ala, who was in custody charged
with burning a gin house, was lynclied On
Saturday night by party of masked men.
meeting of the engineers of the Dela-
ware, l.ackawannn and Western system
was held III scranton, Pa, Sunday. An
address was made by Grand Chief Arthur.
The bark COwlitze, 60 days from raku,
China, arrived at Port Townsend, Wash
imgtpn, sunday, and reported two deaths.
The symptoms rescmbled ASatic cholera
and the crew and vessel were quarantincd
Two fires on cotton steamers occurred mt
Galveston, Texas, on saturday. In the
t.,1 r Il e
the Newsstand, were badly damaged by fire
and water. About midday, in the hold Of
the fhorntondale, 1000 bales Of cotton
were badly damaged or destroyed. Both
vessels were ready to sail for Liverpool
An attempt was made to wreck a pas-
scnger train on the Baltimore a. Ohio
road near larkersburg, w. Va. Sunday
The pins were pulled out of "A switch ut
lilcy'S siding. When the train struck the
switch the express and baggage car were
thrown off and the locomotive turned
bottom M over a 9J-foOt embankmcnt. No
person was dangerously hurt.
A San Francisco dispatch SAYS that
James X. Bartlett, one of the survivors Cf
the Jeanette expedition, on Saturday
morning shot and killed his wife's niece,
I.ottic Carpenter, shot his wife in the Shout
der and then shot ami killed himself,
Bartlett has been ot unsutnd mind ever
since his return from tho Arctic region,
the result OF the hardships which he IN.
derwcnt.
Manton $. Watkins, senior member of
the firm of Watkins Brothers Of Kokomn.
Indiana, was arrested on Saturday morn
ing on eight indictments, charging him
with grand larceny in two cases and EN-
bea2lcment us a warehouse man in the re-
manning six. The firm failed last June.
and il is alleged that Watkins sold grain
which had been stored with him aud used
the money himself.
Twcnty-three women and G3 men EN-
| ploycd as cloakmukcrs in the establish
lnent of S. Levy 4 Co, New York city,
and who work seven days in the week in
| violation of the Suniiy law, We're sun
| day put under arrest No member Of the
firm was At the place. Justice Ryan dis
charged the prisoners after explaining To
| them that they must observe either Satur-
day or Sunday us u day Of rest and
worship.