The Odessa leader. (Odessa, Del.) 1892-18??, 1892-09-21
THE NEWS.

Minnesota elevator companies decided to
withhold reports Of stocks Of grain from the
commercial agencies. The ferryboat South
BROOKLYN sank in her slip in New York just
after landing eight hundred passengers. -
The Nevada silver nenendorsed Weaver for
president, and Senator Stewart promised TO
stump the state for him. Governor
Thomas II. Watts, on Alabama, died.
Serious trouble is again expected between
the two factions Of the Choctaw nation
The two story brick building at 1885 INLAY
street, Brooklyn, occupied by the Occidental
OIL Company was damaged $4,000 by fire.
The uiding was used for the manufacture
Of cotton seed and castor oils Tho seized
American schooner, Hattie Maud, is now in
the hands OF Collector Of Customs Ruel who
has placed an armed guard on board. Both
Collector Ruel and United States Consul
Simpson have wired to Ottawa regarding the
case, but so far neither has received reply.
Samuel A. Moody, living near Belmont,
Me-, shot Miss Fannie B. Nichols and then
killed himself. Kentucky, Ohio Illinois
and Indiana have made arrangements TO in
spect all west-bound emigrant trains as they
reach the state lines.--A rabid dog on the
Dupont farm near Wilmington, DEL, bit
boy and dozen dogs.---The National
League OF Republican Clubs decided to hold
it's next annual meeting at Louisville, Gem
eral Clarkson was reelected president, and
A. B. Humphrey secretary
Detectives have caught Alfred Henshaw
in Jacksonville, Mich. He confessed to
murderins his partner in Ontario ten years
aeo.-The Dominion Trades Congress, in
session at Toronto, has decided to petition
the Dominion government to submit to the
people OF Canada for decision, by popular
vote, the question Of the retention
Of the colonial status, imperial fed
Grafton independence and annexation.--
Donald.M cRae, one OF the oldest citizens OF
Wilmington, N G., and a prominent bust
ness man, diei at I.indville, N. G. He had
been largely identified with railroad ant
manufacturing interests-The Unitel
Court of Appeals has decided that all goat
hair from abroad is dutinble at IL 1t cents I
pound. Brinton Coke, of Philadelphia, {
member Of the extensive coal mining fra
Of Coke Brothers, died at Drifton, Pa, age'
sixty years.
Inc INTERNATIONAL 1lCheb Abenb . SAssoSla
tion adjourned in Philadelphia to meet il
Atlantic City-Fire destroyed Georg
Meyers carriage factory, st. Gabriel
Academy aud F. Vogel g. Co.'S carriage fac
tory in New York
A general meeting of Richmond Termina
stockholders were held at Richmond and
board of directors electe1.-The Danvill
Iron and Machine Company Of Danvile
Va, made an assignment R
Towno, widow of John Henry Towne, o
Philadelphia philnnthropist, died at Eagl
lead, Mass, aged seventy-one years.
The authorities of Richmond, Va, wi
likely establish quarantine against all pei
sons coming from New York.-Benjami
McAllvaine, aged seventy-one years, WI
killed on the Railroad at Blidgeville, D.
TIE ST. Louis Pearl Hominy Mills WEI
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated I
800, 000.--Seven men have been reporte
murdered in the Choctaw Nation.-Tl
directors of the Manhattan Elevated Raj
way Company declared the regular quartz
ly dividend of IL per cent.-The Seasi'
HOUSE, at Rockaway Bach, owned
Wainwright and Remsen, was destroyed
fire. Loss s25, 000.-The Quebec Count
established a teu-days' quarantine for I
vessels from infected ports. Passenge
on the Labrador complain of inadequate 0
commoda ions and want of the nece s1ri
of life at Crosse Isle.-The Parkin Lumh
Company's mills, dry kilns storage she
and electric light plant, in Lindsay, o., W,
burned. Loss $50, 600: insurance $4,000
An electric car accident in st Louis result
in the death of six persons, and the injury
many others.-The twenty-first ann
convention of the National Board of Stei
Navigation opened inthe Fifth Avenue Ho
New York. A resolution endorsing
Nicaragua Canal schema was adopted.