Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-29
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Inc Berlin ponce nave torn down pla-
cards in the southeastern quarters of the
city directly melting inhabitants to per-
secution of the Jews.
John Glynn, aged IS years, whose home
was in New Brunswick, was killed by a
construction train at Monmouth Junction.
He leaves wife and four children.
Thomas GeiOn, an American, was acci-
IDENTIFY shot and killed in Yokohama, Japan,
on the 5th instant while cleaning II gun.
He was buried with Masonic rites.
The railroad from Baltimore to Anna
polls and Drum Point, seventy five miles,
has been taken up by capitalists and will
be completed.
Since the 1st Of the month the Chicago
packers have slaughtered and salted $685.
600 hogs. Last year for the correspond
ing period they slaughtered 10000.
William Ash. deputy constable. was
shot and killed twelve miles from Terre
Hautc, Ind, by Elijah Pierson, an insane
man whom he attempted to arrest.
Five miners going from Georgetown to
the North Park, in Colorado, few days
ago, were buried in snow slide on the
Continental Divide. Two of them were
killed and the others injured, one perhaps
fatally.
John $. Wise, Readjustcr, publishes
"card in Richmond, Va, on SATURDAY.,
explaining how he was defeated for Con
gress by George u. Wise, Democrat, and
announcing that lie has no intention of
contesting the latter's scat.
The sevcnteen-year-old daughter of
William Jcflrays of Long Branch was at
tackled by 4 large dog which tore 4; piece
out of her arm and throwing her to the
ground had torn Il cash three inches long
in the girls abdomen, when her screams
brought assistance. \ stout pair Of cor
sets alone saved the girls life at the time.
While tircmcn were extinsuishing fire
on a canal boat at Palmyra, N. V, the
clarrcd remains Of a man were discovered
and identified as Frank Gallagher, a boat
man. The body bore unmistakab,c marks
of fatal violence and Joseph johnson and
Mace Lee, suspected of being concerned
III the murder, were arrested.
Arrangements have been made in To-
rontO for torchlight procession, in which
the military and fircmen will participate,
to receive Hanlan on his arrival in that
city from England. 1t is also proposed to
present him with the freedom of tho city,
and give him steam ferry to carry pas
sengers between the city and his hotel on
the island.''
The Baltimore corn and flour exchange
in general meeting adopted resolutions pro-
testing against the notice Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad company, of All advance
on storage of wheat in their elevators, to
take effect on the 9th of December prox.,
and committee was authorized to Wait
upon the officers Of the company and pro-
test against the execution Of the notice.
Mamie and Annie Arts, aged respect
lively seven and five years, were playing on
the ice on the Morris canal near Jersey
City, when the ice broke and both girls
fell into the water. John Barton aged
twelve years, witnessed the accident and
cecded in getting them out Of the water,
but before he reached the Shore Annie,
the youngest, died in his arms.
Albert Littlefield, the twelve-year.old
son of Isaac Littiefield, died at East
Stoughton, Mass, with every symptom of
having been poisoned. The father was
also taken violently ill with similar indica-
tiOns. but has recovered. The conduct of
Mrs. Littlefield, the wife and mother dur
ing the boys illness and since his death,
AcssuS W tuc NnpFeSSlOu CnIC Sic 1OmlnlS-
tered a poisoncss dose in cider, and that
she is insane.
Two burglars broke into st. Matthew's
Lutheran church at Broome and Elizabeth
streets, New York, and were operating on
an iron safe in the sccretary's room, when
they were surprised by the sexton who
went thither to light the fire. One OF
them drew knife and threatened the SEX
ton with violence if he followed them,
when both ran out of the edifice. The Sex
ton called for help, and the police captured
one Of the burglars, George Edwards; an
They had already broken off
the knob of the safe and were about blow
ing it open with powder when disturbed.