Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-01
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W. T. Beane, prominent lawyer of
Greenwood, Mississippi, died in Vicks-
burg last evening from an overdose of
morphine.
Peter Blakely, an aged farmer, was at
tackled on the highway near Five Mile run,
N. j., by mad dog and had his arm and
leg fearfully lacerated.
Governor Miller, of Arkansas, has pro-
claimed the result of the presidential cleo
tion in that state as follows; Hancock
electors, GO, 4S1 Garfield electors, Al, GG1 :
Weaver electors, 4,161.
The executive committee of the National
Guard association of the United States, in
New York, has directed that the third
convention of the association shall meet
in Philadelphia on the Cd day of January
next.
At Dover, n. H., an unknown wood
chopper fell from the Eastern railroad
bridge upon the frozen river, distance of
sixty feet. His hands, feet and neck were
broken and he died instantly. He was
about 55 years old.
Cornelius Lynch, aged 43 years, was
killed by train while walking on the rail-
roadstrack at Springfield, Massachusetts,,
on Monday evening. Thomas Foley, aged
40, was killed while walking on a railroad
track at Boston the same evening.
Tho official returns from Colorado give
the Garfield electors an average majority
Of 5000. Pitkin, Rep, for governor, has
little over 5000 majority, leading the
rest of the state ticket by about, 1900
The total vote was about ., 900, an increase
of &c, 900 over 1873.
The corner in November corn, which
has been i'm process of settlement in St.
Louis this past week. was finally closed
yesterday. About 9, 900, 600 bushels were
involved in a deal which was managed by
the house of Manson, Barthalow & Co.,
and tho profits accruing are said to be
about s125, 900.
The vote of California has beea officially
declared, and shows that Wallace, Brown,
Short, Henley and Del VOLS, Democrats,
and Edgerton, Republican, have been
chosen as electors. The total vote for
Hancock electors was &c. 1882 for Garfield
electors, 50, ,257, and for the Weaver cleo
tors, 1881.
Jacob c. Peters, track foreman for the
Delaware & Hudson canal company at
Archibald, was run over by train of
gravel cars yesterday. He was fearfully
mangled. In his attempt to get out of the
way of the train he stepped in front Of
another. 1t is thought he cannot live
Peters has a large family. He has been an
employee of this company many years.
Mrs. Theresa Reimenschneider alias
Auerbach, alias Grau, alias Temple, pre-
possessing woman, 25 years old, was az
rested last night in Brooklyn, charged
with bigamy and grand larceny. 1t is
said she has married fourteen Germans in
Newark, n. j., and elsewhere for the
simple purpose Of robbing them. She will
bc taken to Newark for trial.
In Danville,: Va, Lorenzo Ivy. the col
ored teacher of colored free school, was
attacked by two Of his boy pupils
brothers, aged Is and IS respectively
was repeatedly stabbed with knives. His
injuries are probably mortal. He had
punished the younger Of the two brothers
for playing with the girls, and in revenge
was attacked by the two brothers,
A telegram confirms the murder Of the
commander and six of the crew oc her
majesty's schooner Sandfy at the Solo
mon islands, in the South Pacific. The
party were attacked while some of them
were bathing. A party from the schooner
and sub-lieutenant landed, recovered
the bodies and destroyed the village, los
ing one seaman killed and one wounded
The commodore on the South Pacific sta
sion will dispatch another man -of-war to
the islands