Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-16
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baseball At Albany Albany. 6 ;
Worcester, 8. New York-Troy, 10 !;
Metropolitan, ;.
The 200 feet high observatory, made in
Boston, and set up in the rear of Belmont
Mansion, Fairmont park in 1875, was taken
down yesterday in one.
Mrs. Eliza Monahan, AZ years old, Katie
Duane, 12 years old, and Miss Annie
Henry, all of Brooklyn, who were burned
at their residences by explosion of kerosene
oil cans have died in the hospital.
The board of trustees Of Dartmouth
college adjourned to meet in Concord N.
H., July 81, when the college difficulties
will be further considered and probably a
decision reached.
Papal bulls for the conservation Of DIR.
McMullen as Bishop Of Davenport have
arrived at Chicago, and the ceremony will
take place in the cathedral Of the Holy
Name ON Monday, July %.
George E. Fisher, of the minority fac
tiOn, president of tho Genescc Valley
Canal railroad, has been arrested in
Rochester for holding an election of
officers in defiance of an injunction of a
court.
George Messbeck, % years old, while
engaged in painting a window-cornice in
New York, fell q distance OF twenty feet
to the ground and struck on the back Of
his head. He was instantly killed. His
neck was broken.
A train of cars Were ditchcd near Day.
ton, w. T., by running over cattle. DR..
man perhaps fatally wounded, and Isaac
Wilson and F. J. C. Clark slightly
wounded.
One carload of antimony, ten tons in
all, was received in Baltimore on Thurs
day by g. L. Oudesluys & Co., from the
southern part of Utah territory, being the
first antimony received in the East from
the mines of that section.
In the province Koorsk, Russia, nine
teen men and girls were shut in a barn by
the steward Of the property called the
"Bolgin" for refusing to work, and all
were burned to death by village mob
setting fire to the building. One person,
who was arrested, confessed to his share
in the crime.
The Delaware and Potomac fish preserv-
ing company are now engared in preserv-
ing from 15O, 600 to 200, 600 shad. These
were purchased at the lowest prices, and
when the season is over the company is
enabled to furnish fresh fish at prices
which pay big dividends to the stoclSlold-
ers. Fish supplied is in exactly the same
condition as when taken from tie water.
Yesterday the New York Central rail
road began to sell tickets to Chicago for
s13 and the Erie quickly followed suit.
The Baltimore & Ohio made similar re-
duction later in the afternoon and the
Pennsylvania road made the same rate
soon afterward. At four o'clock the New
York Central reduced it's fare to Chicago
to s11, with proportionate reduction to
the principal points West and the other
lines came down to like figures.
An old lady who left a sixteen-months-
old baby on the doorstep of Counsellor
Joseph Greenwood, Brooklyn, proved to
be lady Of S. Louis and the child was
that of her daughter. The daughter had
been seduced under promise of marriage
by John McGOvern, sol-in-law of Lawyer
Greenwood, whose wife is living. The
seduction occurred while McGovcrn was
secretary of the gas company in St. Louis.
Both ladies were arrested at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, New York, and taken to
Brooklyn.