The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-26
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What is TranspiFing In the Pretty Town on
the Delaware.
Correspondence OF the keDub,icas.,

Correspondence OF the kepubiicans.
NEW CASTLE. Sept. 20. 1896
Moses b. Fleming went to Philadelphls
today to see his brother. who 10 at the Nj.
L. Hospital In critical condition from
the effects OF a clubbing received at the
hands Of q policeman. The facts OF the
case as told by Philadelphia paper are
as follows;
on the charge Of having used his baton
freely on the head OF samuel Flem ming.
prieoner, Policeman John Fitzpatrick. OF
the Twenty-tirst district, was held In $1,000
bail for o further hearing by Magistrate
Fulmer yesterday morning. FlemminR.
who Ia now In the Methodist Episcopal
Hospital, Ia In a critical condition.
Failing to induce Patrick Muldoon, a
strest cleaner. to remove a pile Of dirt in-
stanter from the front OF his hOurse, No.
1908 Morris street. on Monday. Fiemming
went to tho policeman. Who referred hlm
to the Department OF Public Works. BE.
coming abusive, Flemmip9 was arrested.
Then lie tried to wrest tie poilceman's
baton from his hand. and was ciubbed In
to suDmissIon. when late Monday even.
Ing the injured man'1 condition beca me
Alarming. q warrant Tor Policeman XII.
patrick's arrest was Issued.
Aiopzo Young. d mhchiGists helper en-.
ployed In the Delaware Iron Woras, had
his foot mashed yesterday by striking II
with sledgo while at work.
Patience must be brought on The scene
at Front street and dependence put In
City Council that the curb along Front
street must be reset
Several ownors OF houses In the city are
wondering Mt the way the city ordinance
relating TO Numbering the Eouses is en-.
forced They CLAIM they huve the right
to employ whom they please or to do the
work themselves In numbering the
houses. Let tho Council lot out the city
and then the houses will be numbered.
ThoInae Scott, we'll known farmer re.
siding With his nephew. Leo Russell. on
the Cam furm. short distance from this
city died yesterday aged 10 years. His
funeral will take place tomorrow mora
ing at 10 o'clock. Interment will be made
nt old Bethel cemetery near Pivot bridge.
Mr.. Scott for over 40 years was u well
known figure in the Wilmington market
and peopls always watched Tor Tommy
ScutL' 10 ge. their chickons.
Lille t.. the l3 months old child OF
Frank Il. and Emma b, Daniels died yes
terday morning ut their bone on the
Janvier farm. lnterment will be made at
Townsend.
John Thompson will occupy the house
vacated by Joseph FRITZ. who has removed
to Mrs. Walls house.
b. L. Lancaster has removed to the old
| Presbyterian manee and Thomas Edwards
| will occupy the house vacated by Lancas-
| ter.
Max Fedman and Mise Nellie G. Wise
were married last evening by Chaplain f..
1
| parents.
One hundred pounds Of trout com prlssd
the catch made BY Jamee L. Challenger,
| ]. II. King and Charles Bennett yester.
| day.
| The work at the new brick yard 10 pro.
| gressing fayorably. About 25 men will be
| employed.
| II the funny man OF a wllmlngto paper
| wished to make his article in yesterdays "a
issue funny he succeeded. He supposed
that base ball that went through a win.
dow near Newark Oh Saturday was one
that Mckenzie saluted oil of Leach at the
Rockford and O. A. G. game.
1t is funny to know that the only ball
that went over the fence went up and
serenaded Joseph Pyle. Mckenzie did
not make home run on Saturday. lie
did on other ocoasions witt Leach In the
box when he fnnned the air three times
II 10 iunny to be funny editorial writer
1 Miss Greta Casperson of Clayton, is
tho guest Of Miss Salle Blunt.