Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-16
THIRD EDITION.
N0NDAYl EVENING, AUG. 10, 1880.
HOME AND ABROAD.
TRAGEDY AT BUFFALO
STABBED TO THE HEART.
THH VICTIMS FAMILY PRESENT.
THE KNIGHTS AT CHICAGO.
Budgst OF Foreign News.
HOME AND ABROAD.
AWFUL TRAGEDY AT BUFFALO
STABBED TO THE HEART.
THE KNIGHTS AT CHICAGO.


| DUTFALO, aug. 1O.-JOnn Aarln, u Sss
loon keeper on tho Abbott road, was stab
bed at midnight by a boarder named Mar
tin Flanagan, who rose from his bed, wen
into Karin's bed room and stabbed hin
near the heart. It is believed that tn
cause of tho murder was the refusal o
Karin to give Flanagan. who was alrcad!
intoxicated moro liquor, Karin died a
1:30 this morning. He had charge of til
Erie and Lake shore transfer house in tht
vicinity and Flanagan worked for and
boarded with him. Tho murdered man.
wife and child witnessed the tragedy. TIL.
murderer was arrested early this morn
ing.
$50 Communicates Expected.
CHICAGO, August 16.-Several comman
deries were sorenaded at their camps
last night by the Apollo club. Tonight
the entire list Of communicates, number
ing $50, will be hero. The weather il
rather cool for camping. but it is pleasant
and dry.
The Ladies' Fair.
A steady stream Of strangers, Sir
Knights and their ladies' and other men,,
women and children poured into tho city
all night and are arriving by thousands
this morning. Already the city is moro
crowded than during the national Republi-
can convention. The great difference in the
crowd is the large percentage of ladies.
Many of the Knights have not
only brought their wives but whole
families. The hotels which thought
they were putting their powers to the
limit to accommodate thousand, arc try
ing to lodge and feed double that mum.
ber. Single cots will have to do double
duty, and a square yard of carpet is at a
premium. To-day is to be devoted entirely
to the reception of visiting Knights.
All ON Board Lost.
ROcKLAND, Me-, Aug. 16.-The schooner
d. H. Ineraham on Saturday morning ran
down what appeared to bo q small fishing
craft and sank her, as is supposed, with
all on board. The Ingraham lay by and
searched till after sunrise, but found notl,-
ing but some tubs from the wreck.
Tho Foreign News.
Gladstone was not at Saturdays cabinet
council as expected.
At Portadoun county, Ormagh, yester-
day the Catholics and Orangemen had a
serious fight; many persons wero badly
hurt, the Catholics being routed.
The Dublin correspondent of the London
Times says The Jano affair is beginning
to be regarded as not altogether sceno
belonging to tragedy and tho splendid
prospect of the harvest must tend to ease
mems minds"
General Stewards force has reache d
Schbaba in the Ghilzaii country. The
Ameer will enter the Bala Hiasar in state
to-day. Cabul is quiet. Irregulars occu-
py the neighboring villages to Candaha.
Ayoob Khan has brought few guns to
bear on the city but they are too far away
to do much damage. About 5000 Afghans
have been expelled from the city. The
garrison is well provisioned, except with
meat. Rumors Of General Roberts ad-
vance have reached Candahar.
On Saturday the Mansion House relief
committee held a final meeting and the
G2, ,814 balance will be reserved for special
distribution.
NJ Gambetta's lette!, which was pub
lished as new in the Paris Teritc yester-
day, was written on the 10th Of October.
1871, when it appeared in all the Paris
and was also published in
pamphlet form.
From All Parts OF the Country.
A fire at Richmond, Quebec, destroyed
the freight sheds, contents and sixteen
loaded cars Of the Grand Trunk railway.
Loss, s75,o0o.
At 4 a m., this morning, at Lake
George, the mercury marked 40 ; at Stam-
ford, N. Y, 80; there was frost in the in
terror of the New York river counties and
the crops are damaged.
James Murphy, farmer near East New
York, Long Island yesterday shot and
it is thought fatally wounded Michael
Kelly, eleven years of age, whom he caught
in his apple orchard. Murphy has fled.
In St. Louis last night, a. Joseph Bueh-
ler, a wagon driver, was hauling a party of
drunken men, a dispute arose and lie was
either thrown from his wagon or fell, and
lied from his injuries. His assailants
drove off and escaped.
In Providence to-day Charles Brockway,
q notorious forger and counterfeiter, and
Joseph Cook were arrested this morning
while attempting to procure money from
the Fourth National bank. Detectives
ad been watching their movements, and
. third member of the gang who was wait
ing outside the bank was also arrested after
. sharp pursuit aided by pistol firing.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Aug. 16.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northeasterly winds, sta
tionary or high barometer, in the northern
half higher, and the southern half station