Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-06-17

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LATEST NEWS By NAIL.
A heavy white frost prevailed in Che.
mango county, N. Y, last night.
The Iowa Democrats name L. G. Kline
for governor.
The rejection by the Bundesrath of the
accident insurance bill, introduced by
Prince Bismarck, is regarded as certain.
Hugh Duane and Miss Mary O'Neil
were drowned ON Lower Saranac lake, New
York.
Three boys in Philadelphia two at Gin
cinnati, and six men on skiff which sanh
in the Ohio, were drowned yesterday.
At Albany yesterday shaft pierced and
killed the horse American Bow, who had
a 2:134 record.
Commission of Pensions bentley resign.
and Marshall W. w. Dudley of Indiana,
takes his place.
jeremiah Lonsover, an Englishman, had
his head severed from his body by a west
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
railroad at Deans station, N. j.
In New Orleans yesterday there were
four more deaths by sun-stroke. making
10 SO far this week. 1t was the hottest
day for eight years.
The hey of Tunis has appointed person
who for many years has been his buffoou
to the posts of president of the municipali-
ty and administrator of religious corpora.
tions.
The sloop yacht Silence, which leaves
New York Saturday. 18th instant, pc,
steamer Louisiana, for New Orleans. to
sail a match race for IS, 900, capsized We'd
nesday afternoon. during her trial trip.
The Adams white lead works, near Bal
timore, were burned yesterday. Loss,
$75, 900; insurance, 1850. The fire il
supposed to have resulted from the spon.
taneOus combustion of linseed oil.
Baseball At Chicago 8,
Providence A. At New York-MetropOl.
itan o. New York @. At Troy-Troy 3,
Cleveland l.. At Worcester-Worcester
Is, Buffalo 4.
Edward G;lroy, of Scott, an expert
swimmer, was drowned at Scull's pond.
In attempting to swim across the pond, a
distance of half q mile, he was taken with
a cramp.
Elan Quicksell, aged fifteen, son OF
William Quicksell, prominent citizen, has
disappeared mysterOusly from POttstOwn.
Telegraphic inquiries throughout the state
have as yet brought no news as to his
whereabouts.
E. p. Cutler & Co., iron dealers of BOs-
ton, have suspended. with liabilities be-
tween $500, 900 and $7OO.OOO. The unse-
cured creditors are in New York and
Pennsylvania and mostly furnaces. The
firm will pay 80 per cent.
A despatch to the London Necs, from
Geneva reports that Russian socialist,
who escaped from Siberia, has reached
Switzerland. There is only one other in
stance of a political prisoner escaping from
Siberia.
Nellie Martin, infant daughter of Robert
Martin, who was shot by her father at the
same time the mother was shot, has died
in Newark, N. J. Martin has been COM
mitted to await the result of cOrOner's 3
inquest.
The extension of the Camden & Atlan-
tic railroad to South Atlantic City, was
commenced yesterday morning, with a
the Camden & Atlantic company to COM
plete it as soon as possible.
In Dallas, Texas, the body of murder
ed infart was found in the city suburbs
wrapped up in cloth and the skull crushed.
It is believed the child was illegitimate and
that the mother and her paramOur are the
guilty persons.
Prince Alexander has received unex.
pected aid in his war with Bulgarian rad
icalism, 2O,O 600 citizens of Vrrtza, an i'm
pOrtant town of Southern Bulgaria, hav-
ing declared their approval Of his dem and
of uncontrolled power Of seven years.
The doctors Of Pennsylvania who prac-
tice for money, under the new law of
Pennsylvania arc obliged to register their
names in the prothonOtary's Office, when
and where they graduated, how long they
practiced medicine and the place where
born. Failing in this any doctor can be
convicted Ofa misdemeanOr and fined and
imprisoned.
D. T. Lawson, of Wellsville, Ohio, sue
cessfully exploded steam boiler at Meen-
hall farm, accomplishing what scientists
have never before done. The boiler was 6
feet by 30 inches, and made of iron of GA
tensile strength, and was blown to atoms
at 2SO pounds pressure of steam. The
boiler was three -fOurths full of water,
which was eight inches above the fire line.
A north bound passenger train picked
up a white man named N. O. Todd, 10
miles from South Canadian, Indian Terri
tory, with shot through his leg. which
was broken. He was walking on the track,
when he saw man sitting near the track
with gun. After getting past he heard
him cock his gun, but when in the act of
firing the man struck his gun down, badly
shattering TOdd's leg.