Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-08-19
LATEST NEWS By MAIL.

At Pueblo, Col. Henry Orf, fallroltl
employee engaged in driving piles, fell
against the point o! 4 crowbar and was III
stantly killed.
l.. Fox, an old resident Of Elizabeth,
N. J., was killed by being struck by the
engine Of the Long Branch express train
at Elizabcthport.
John Manson, Il miner, was Instantly
killed while firing y blast i'll II mine ut
Sugar Notch. He made the fuse too short
and could not escape.
Molier & Schumann's japan or varnish
factory, at the corner of Marcy and Flush
in. avenues, Brooklyn was injured by fire
yesterday to the extent Of $4,000.
At Whistler, Ala, Il negro named james
Kelly was shot and instantly killed by Il
creole named Antoine I!cnncnbcrg ut q
cO!orcd fair.
At Bayville. N. j., benjamin Tunison
was drowned, it is supposed while out
grabbing. He was visiting from Spring.
field, Qtscgo county, n. y, and was about
thirty years OF age.
The storm of Tuesday was terrible south
west OF Fargo, OAK. Houses were blown
down, and one man w'ls killed and three
were severely injured on the Cheyenne
river.
The three mile single scull race between
John Mckay, OF Dartmouth, and p. IL.
COnley, of Portland, Me-, for $500 aside,
took place in Bedford Basin last evening,
and was Won by Conley, by four lengths,
in 90 minutes and so seconds.
At Carthage, N. Y, . boy fishing in the
river hauled up the body of :, man about
thirty years old, supposed to be that of
Patrick Miloy. ssThc bodys had been i'll the
water probably ten days. Milloy was Of
incorporate habits.
4 Paris dispatch says: "a collision oc-
cured yesterday on the railway near
Vichy, i'll which nine persons were killed.
4 train ran of the track on the T:lrascan
and Ccttc railway yesterday. The stolcr
was killed and several passengers injured. y
The Rev. William Clifford Coolscsly, for
many years IN assistant master ut Eton
and recently rector at Tempsford, Red
fortishirc, died yesterday. He is best
known AZ; the cditcr OF ''!'indar' and as
the author of accounts, with maps, of an
cicnt Athens and Rome.
In Chicago, Freeman i. Gross shot and
killed Michael Fleming, ut 103 Ewing
street. Gross WAS attracted; by cries Of
distress, and found Fleming striking Mrs.
Fleming with :: chair. On GrOss's ap-
pcarancc Fleming turned on him, and Gross
being hard pressed, fired two shots.
The st. Louis Post -Di$pGtch has private
adviccs from AshporE, where the steamer
Eicksburg recently sank. River pirates
were discovered carrying Off the cargo.
The crow fired at the thieves and one of
them is supposed to have been killed.
Later Il band OF masked men captured the
wrcckins boat, placed &r. l;etiaui under
Guar,! on the boat and took the rest pf the
crew to the shore. Great excitement ex-
lists.
In New Orleans Jules Richard. formerly
G drummer in tho Thirteenth i!i.,ntry, and
said to be :. dcscricr. attempted the nlur-
der OF Miss Marie Condcass, wIlo hati It
| fused to marry him. Entering % roo1n il
which the Soun. lady was seated he drew
q pistol an! fred. tIe ball c:?tcr.n= her
head near the car and con,in,; g,15 oi her
mouth. The wound was pronounced Jan
gcrous, but not necessarily fatal. Richard
then cut his own threat will. I; razor.
i wash cut threw !. :l.;:l, from tho track
OH the f. T. Y. s. C.. railroad Hear Knox
willie. The engine, tender. baggage and
postal cars and two passenger coaches
were badly wrecked. One sleeper remain
cd Oh tho track with :, portion oi another
sleeper Enginccr Wi.i:icck's arm was
broken in two places. lie was found COW
cred in the wreck. The fireman, two
brakcmcn, Conductor Young, Expres Mes
scngcr Corcorant and Baggage Master
DantOn were also wounded. besides eleven
passengers Mary. Battle, aged abcut
| eight years, was killed.