Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-20
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LATEST NEWS By NAIL.
The public debt of Mexico amounts to
! sl44, 100000.
The official vote Of Oregon, gives Gar
field 763 majority.
William Buckheim, keeper of a market
in Albany, N. V, has disappeared, leav-
81, 900 to sl4, 900.
A pay car and = train were wrecked by
| a collision Gear Lancaster, Ohio, yester
day. Bert Pearce, engineer, was fatally
injured.
A saw mill near Stevenson, Ala, was
demolished yesterday by boiler explO-
sion. Four men were killed and four in-
jured, two perhaps fatally.
Cadet Midshipman Edmund 3. kiefer,
| Of the third class in the naval academy at
Annapolis, died Oh Thursday night, Of per-
itonitis. He was native of Altoona, Pa
Jacob GeetmaD, aged 40 years, Il dry
goods merchant, Of South AmbOy, n. j.,
committed suicide on Thursday night. He
had been insane for some time.
John Riley, of Stevens Point, Wis,
was arrested in Winona, Minn., yesterday,
on the charge of having attempted to as
sassinate Judge Sherman Page, at Austin,
Minn., in August last.
The st. Lonis refinery and smelling
works, situated at Chcltenham, Mo-, were
destroyed by fro yesterday morning. The
loss is about $I2j 600. Insured for $50,
600.
The British steamer Mildred. Captain
Long, which sailed from New York Sep
| tember 2S, for NIarjeillcs, has fOundcrctl
| in the Atlantic. The crew, 23 in number,
were drowned.
The executive council has completed the
official canvass of the presidential vote of
Massachusetts,. which shows as follows ::
Garfield, lG5, 1888; Hancock, III, 1850 !;
Weaver, 4,54S; Dow, 6S2.
The Mexican Chamber Of Deputies has.
by majority of los votes, refused to al
low Mr.. Charnay to remove any antiqui-
ties out of the country. Mr.. Charnay has
gone to Iucatan to make explorations.
The commissioner of internal revenue
was advised yesterday of the arrest, in RO-
and the seizure Of six distilleries, with a
quantity Of whisky and beer.
Charles f. Anchist, an Italian Of good
appearance and address, is swindling peO-
pie extensively in the South by represent
ing himself Us being connected with The
secret service division of the treasury de-
partment.
Margaret McDonougll, of No. 800 Ellery
street, Williamsburg, was committed yes
terday Oh a verdict of the coroner's jury,
for the murder of her child by throwing it
alive in an OuthOusc vault. Carrie Kents-
Ter was held as an accessory to the deed.
Judge McCrary, in Denver, Col, ycstcr-
day. refused motion to transfer the case
Of Indian Agent Berry to the state courts,
the judge holding that the United States
has exclusive jurisdiction OH the Indian
reservations.
Secretary Evarts left Washington yes
tcrday for New York, where he is to de-
liver an Grafton at the unvcilins of the
statue of Alexander Hamilton, in Central
park to-day. Hayes left in a special car
last evening to attend the unvciling ccre-
monies.
At meeting of the creditors of Mrs.
Howe, manager of ''Thc Ladies' Deposit
held in the insolvency court in Boston,
yesterday, Judge McKim decided to ap-
point IN assignee in the case, and Mr..
Augustus Russ was appointed to that Of
flee. A large number Of women we're pre-
sent at the meeting, representing claims
| 10 over SI0u,U
The grand jury ut San Francisco has
presented an accusation against Mayor
kalloch charging him with having pro-
cured the appointment Of w. l.. Hughey
to 4 position in the Office of the register of
voters and then demanded share OF
lIushcy's salary. The jury also charge
tho mayor, auditor and city attorney with
having work done Oh the new city hall
without advertising for bids.
Charles Dean and friend went coon
hunting in Sullivan county, N. Y, the
other day and succeeded in freeing one
of the animal and not being able to dis
lodge him began cutting down the tree.
While his companion chopped Dean
watched for the coon and when the tree
fell Dean did not succeed in getting out of
the way and was crushed into a jelly be-
meath the trunk. lie was dead when ex-
tricated.