Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-06-22

Max Mendel, manager of baseball
team at Altoona, Pa, died Sunday from
injuries received by being struck on the
head by pitched ball saturday
Itls stated that Senator Stanford Of Cali.
fnrnia, who has been ILL., has decided to re-
sign from the Senate unless the party
leaders deem his presence there imperative.
Frank Swanger, aged Ii years, of Har-
risburg, Pa, was fatally wounded sun
duv bv bullet from a shotgun in the
hands of a colored boy. The shooting was
accidental.
Ambrose s. Arnold of Leavenworth,
kas, sunday, charged his wife with in
fidelity, and, upon her denial, shot and
mOrtally wounded her and then blew his
brains out.
1t is stated that Jose Carreiro, who is re-
ported to have confessed the murder of
Bertha Manchester, ut Fall River. Mass,
has made many voluntary ami damaging
admissions,
Policeman Smith of Chicago sunday
shot at d fleeing pickpoCket, bur the bullet
struck and instantly killed Joseph Har-
wick, aged II years, who was running
across the street.
At ChurchtoWn, near Carlisle, Pa, on
Sunday, samuel EShert an aged bEstander,
was fatally wounded BY bullet which
was fired IN a fight by Frank llasler at 4
man named Iell
Fire, of unknown origin, yesterday
week partially destroyed ScyllI Soho
field a. Co.'S Economy mills. at Mana.
ygnk. causing "A loss Of about SloW,UOO and
throwing 800 operatives out OF employ
mcnt.
Chauncey Arnold burglar while being
taken to Harrisburg, jumped from a
Northern Central railroad train, near
West iairview, Pa, sunday, and e..
| capped. He was hanGcutied and eluded
the officer, who leaped from the train after
him.
Iron River alumher town, with ropu-
| lation OF over 1000, about ~ miles from
| Ashland, Wis, was destroyed by tire,
which spread from the surrounding
! forests, SUNDAY. Included in The build
ings burned We're two churches, school
| house and a large warehouse.
Four hundred cases OF typhoid fever are
| reported in the village Of lronwuoi, Mich.
! Thirty to 80 new cases are reported daily,
and the deaths are from 10 to 20 per week,
I lin consequence of the epidemic, all the
| mines in the tiOgebic range are practically
/ closed. Superintendent Suuthers ol the
| water works, is blamed Tor the sickness, u
| being charged that The has not used any
| filters for nine months" He has He'd 10
escape being lynched.
Ii is said that the President, when he
/ gave ont his authoritative statement on the
4 18th OF June last that he intended IA call an
i extra session OF Congress MOI earlier than
| The LIST nor later than the 18th Of Senten-
( her. unless unexpected contingencies
{ should necesstate All earlier meeting, had
4 fully considered every contingency
I which, nj to that date, had developed,
! and tina, nothing has occurred since to
cause Inn To deviate from his deliberately
/ announced Intention.
4 Information has been received by lmmi-
grafton Inspector Stump, regarding 4 re-
| ported cargo OF Russian Hebrews, prrvi-
/ t,lslv rejected By regular steamship lines.
| Who. it is stated are to be shipped from
llreincn to New York BY special steamer,
/ Information has also been received that Il
PARTY of ~ or 80 Russian Jews, returned.
! devoid Of means from me Argentin Re.
public. and also rejected by the regular
/ steamship lines. arc being forwarded from
/ Hamburg TO Liverpool, from which point
I they are to be shipped 10 Philadelphia by
| the Baron llirscA committee.