Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-04
LATEST NEWS By NAE.

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Lizzie Fromback, years of age, fell
into tub of water at 81 Forsyth street,
New York, and was drowned.
Edward Jones, aged twenty-one, during
an alteration shot and killed Andrew Fin
ley, his uncle, near Salem,
James lockwood, formerly marshal OF
Streator, ILL.,, was shot and instantly killed
in saloon four miles east Of Denver by
James Kennedy.
Henry Renninger and Simon Coskey,
sons of well-known farmers near Findley,
Ohio. have been arrested for passing coun-
terfe;t silver coin.
Mrs. Mary Doyle, while delirious from
malarial fever, killed her two-months' old
infant by throwing it out of third-story
window, in Jersey City. on Saturday even
ing.
John Maicre, 4 saloon keeper in MasSil-
Ion, Ohio, had his throat cut by gang of
roughs whom he had put out Of his place.
They returned and stoned the saloon, and
his wife went for the police.
Paterson, n. J., has solid foundation.
A drill for an artesian we'll has been
pounding away for months, and at a depth
of =, 200 feet. it is yet passing through solid
rock.
1t will bc Of interest 10 tobacco lovers to
know that William Lever, who died re-
Gently in ChenangO county, n. y, at the
age Of 1O1 years, had used tobacco for
ninety years.
Assyoung woman, giving the name Of Carrie
Anderson, has been arrested in New York
on the charge Of stealing $500 worth of
diamonds and i small amount of money
in Philadelphia. She is held for a requisi-
ton.
Samuel Ramsey, aged sixty-one years, a
farmer of Clayton, N. j., shot himself
twice in the breast and died from his
wounds. He has 4 wayward daughter
who disappeared from home several
months ago and never returned.
Ansel c. Perry, of the wholesale boot
and shoe firm Of Clark, Perry & Co., in
Baltimore, disappeared last Tuesday.
Yesterday morning his body was found in
the lake in Druid Hill park. He was 45
years old, and it is believed to have COM
mitted suicide in 4 fit of insanity.
In Buffalo, N. V, while Max Walter
was going down into a we'll to clean it out
his foot slipped and he fell to the bottom
and was impaled by a largo stick, which
went completely through his body coming
out at his back. The injured man got out
without assistance, was removed to the
hospital and was alive ut last accounts.
In Bay City, Mich, two boilers of Pitts
& Cranage's mill exploded, demOlishing
the boiler house and drill house and shat
tering one end of the mill. The boilers
were carried $50 feet The fireman, Geo.
Parker, was eithcr.buricd in the ruins or
blown into the river Three others were
badly hurt.
At Sacramento Mrs. George Hamilton
sent note asking for an interview with
her husband. from whom she had been
separated. He called ON her, and during
their conversation she shot him dead. The
act was prompted by jealousy. Last Win
ter she shot and severely wounded young
girl who had excited her jealousy.
A show of goats was opened recently at
the Alexandra palace in London. No less
than 10 animals have been collected, and
prizes arc offered to the aggregate value
Of nearly f7s, more than $500 in our
money. The Baroness Burdett- COutts
exhibited a fine specimen of 4 Hungarian
male goat, probably the largest ever
shown in this country, and it received 4
prize.
In Newburg. n. J., James Nolan, of
Port Jervis, brakeman ON the Erie rail
road, was found dead in tho railroad yard
with a wound on the head, which DR..
Wiggins testified must haye been made
with blunt instrument. There are sus-
picions of foul play. Two other brakemen
who were with Nolan testified that they
entered the caboose and went to sleep
about II o'clock. leaving Nolan near where
his body was found.