Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-07-13
pHlLApELPMIA AFFAIRs.

The Rosedale planning mill in East Cam
den was destroyed by fire Wednesday even
ing.
Isabella Bacon, is years old, was burned
to death by her clothing taking fire from
stove.
Matthew Young. 46 years old, was killed
Thursday by falling from bridge at
Frankford.
The children's Country Week Associa-
ton Thursday sent more than $50 children
to homes in the country.
Patrick 0'Connor, Pennsylvania rail.
road employee. died of injuries received
Thursday at Trenton avenue and Norris
street.
During quarrel Sunday John Nc.
keeyer was struck with a bottle in the
hands OF William Campbell and had his
skull fractured.
Pietro Leya was killed and Leonardo and
dominica Campolonia were severely in
Overlook Saturday.
Peter Smith, whose death at st. Mary's
Hospital was said to have been the result
Of policemen's clubbing, was found t.
have died of alcoholism.
Albert t. Clark, * years old, compost.
tor, who was respondent because he was
out of work, committed suicide on Satur-
day evening by shooting.
During June the Pennsylvania Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
investigated 2,770 cases of alleged abuse OF
animals, resulting in 56 prosecutions.
Patrick Clark. the Camden policeman
who murderously assaulted Lieutenant
Smith. was dismissed from the police force
Thursday by the police commissioners.
The coroner Thursday held an inquest
in the case of Emma Bond. colored, who
was shot and killed on Wednesday morn
Ing by Robert Hewlin, also colored. New,
lin was committed for trial.
Robert Newlin, colored, II years old
who shot and killed Emma Bond, on Rose
alley. early Wednesday morning, was ar,
rested at the Bingham House. where he
was employed, and admitted his guilt.
William Reagan, IA years old, who
caused the death of William Lorden, an
other lad, by striking him on the head
with brick, Surrendered to the polict
Wednesday and was committed TO avail
the coroner's action.
-Four passengers were slightly injured
Thursday night by panic in car Of tn,
Traction Company's Richmond branch,
while 1t was crossing the Reading railroad
at jefferson street. The passengers feared
collision With shifting engine.
". w, Dofland waived nearing WedneS
day and entered 81, 500 bail to answer th,
charge Of fraudnlently removing and Sc
GREETING the books of the firm, with inten
to cheat and defraud his creditors and co
partner, Q. II. Harrison.
Edward Boyle, aged "a years. was sho
in the right thigh aud severely wounded
Thursday by Sub-policeman McCuen
| from whom lie attempted to escape. Boyle
who was taken into custody, had FRACTURED
the skull of Louis Freollo, fruit dealer
with brick.
In the United States circuit court Thurs
| day Judge Dallas confirmed the report Of
| the special master, who recommended the
issue of $3,545,523.S in receivers certifi
Gates for the Reading Railroad Company
and S19I, 626. l6 for the Coal and Iron Com
pany.
Herman Armbruster formerly watch
man atthe Rising Sun brewery, who WA
discharged FOR drunkenness on the Fourtl
| of July, was committed without bail OF
Saturday, charged with attempting to blow
up the condensing tank of the refrigeratinj
machine. Had the attempt been successful
the brewery, II is believed, would hay
been demolished and several employee
killed.