Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-27
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

The diStillery and rectifying house of II. .
R. defer, at St. Paul. Minn., was burned
on Sunday night. Loss, $50, 900.
Hayes yesterday pardoned E. NJ. Max
well, who has served all but month of a
two years. sentence in the Texas peniten.
tiary imposed by court martial.
In New Orleans, David Green, boy ten
years old, was attempting to board mov-
ing train on Canal street he fell beneath
the wheels and sustained fatal injuries.
Near Freehold, NJ, John Holloway,
aged sixty, a well-tO-dO farmer, committed
suicide by hanging himself to rafter in
his barn.
Confederate memorial day was cele-
brated yesterday IN Mobile and other
Southern cities, with the usual ceremo-
MES.
Edwin Alme, II. Sylvester and A. B.
Halverson, while partly intoxicated, visit
ed an Indian camp near Mcfarland, and
during row kicked four -year-old Indian
child to death.
On Sunday morning the hree-year-old
daughter of Stewart Mitchell, of Port Mon
mouth, n. j., was accidentally burned to
death by her clothes taking fire from a
stove.
As Mrs. Frances Depetriate was attempt
ing to leave a city railway car in New
Orleans, she was thrown under the wheels
by the sudden starting of the car and re-
ceived injuries from which she dad.
General Grant is expected to visit his
son in Chicago tomorrow, and he may re-
main in that city three or four day before
going to Springfield, in response to an in
vitatiOn to visit the home of Abraham
Lincoln.
Machinery has been put into the Donk
mines near Belleville, ILL.,, which caused a
reduction of the working force. A large
crowd Of laborers tried to smash this ma
chinery, but were prevented. There was
some fighting.
The Norwegian bark Arizona, which
arrived at Baltimore yesterday, reports
that on the 9Th inst. she passed the Nor
wegian bark Mathilde abandoned and on
fire. A bark of that name sailed from
Wilmington, n. c., on the Goth ult., for
Glasgow.
John Dyer, a notorious desperate, ap-
peared in Saybrook, ILL.,, on Sunday after
noon and an alarm being given, about one
hundred and fifty men turned out to hunt
him. He was followed to the woods and,
refusing to surrender, was shot number
of times. 1t is thought he may recover.
The case of the "Widow Oliver"
against ex-senator Cameron was taken up
yesterday in the supreme court of the
District of Columbia, on the plaintiffs
appeal from the verdict given for defend
ant year ago. After argument of counsel,
the case was taken under consideration by
the court.
At the Nashville (Tenn. races yesterday
the first race, half-mile dash for fillies,
was won by Julia Bruce. Time, So seconds.
The next race was for the Maxwell House
stakes, for three-year- -olds, dash of one
mile and a-quarter, and was won by Ban
croft. Time, 2:1S. The mile-heat race was
won by Jericho, in two straight heats. Time
1:47, LAT.
A San Francisco dispatch states that
Mayor Kalloch is attending to his official
duties, also that he deeply deplores the turn
things have taken. In respect of the al
legged conspiracy, and the statement that
he was down town on the night of the
shooting, he declares they are absurd and
malicious. He has been out driving that
day, and not feeling well, went to bed
about seven o'clock. He fell asleep, and
was aroused to be informed of the tragedy.
The Workingmen have put guard of
men, taken from their militia,
on duty at Mayor Kalloch's house to pro-
tect him from intrusion or violence.