Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-01-19
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Liverpool from Boston, lost $50 head Of
cattle on the passage.
The Wasatch Touring mills, near Salt
Lake City, was burned on Monday night.
Loss, $20, 500 insurance, $1,000.
The diphtheria is still raging on Grand
Manan, n. B. John Meggs recently lost
eight children within few days by the
terrible scOurge.
John Shoebottom, postmaster at Bally-
monte village, Ont, was found yesterday
morning frozen to death with a bottle Of
whisky in his pocket.
Body snatchers from Montreal robbed
two graves in Berthier on Thursday night
last. The robbers were pursued by the
inhabitants, but escaped.
The Hussays have moved into the dis
trict in Lancashire, England, where the
coal miners are on strike, in order to be in
readiness in any emergency.
Wallace Ross, of st. John, n. B., and
Robert W. Boyd, of Middleboroug, Eng
land, signed an agreement yesterday for a
ma, ch race for G2OO side over the
Thames championship course, to come off
In August next.
Levi Wilbur, one Of the owners of the
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claimed to he petriied, has been arrested
at the instance Of persons who bought an
interest in it, who claim that it is made of
clay and that Wilbur knew it.
Mrs. Matilda Scott, her daughter and an
adopted son have been murdered at their
home near Plain City, Ohio. Robert Gar
ner, negro, who gave information Of the
affair, has been arrested. Their brains
had been beaten out with heavy club.
Garner tells contradictory stories.
The snow storm extends over nearly the
whole kingdom of Great Britain. The
weather is the severest experienced in
twenty years. A heavy gale prevails on
the Cornish coast. A French vessel has
been wrecked at the Scilly Islands, and
there are no tidings Of her crew. Two YES
sells are ashore at s.. Ives.
Joseph Darroche, who shot and killed
Thomas H. Trelvar, few days ago, on &C
count of difficulty concerning Trelvar's s
wife, was captured six miles from Bodie,
Cal. His guilt was established at q pre-
liminary hearing, and about one o'clock in
the morning he was taken from Jail to the
scene of his crime and hanged in tho pres
ence of five hundred men.
An express train on the Canada South
ern railroad, with seven coaches and quite
a number Of passengers aboard, ran of
the track little east Of Willandport. All
| of the cars but the engine were overturned
and badly wrecked. Some were thrown
beyond the railway ditch into the fields.
Several passengers were badly hurt, one
| of them having had his ankle broken, and
lady had her head bruised and suffered
severe internal injuries. A car had to he
broken open to get one lady out.
F. Osborne disturbed a religious meet
ing in Orange county, Ind, on Sunday,
! when the Rev. MIR. Potts was preaching.
Mr.. Potts, who had been annoyed many
times before and had armed himself with a
club, ceased preaching, took his club, and,
marching to the scat occupied by tho dis.
turber, struck him on the head until he
| was badly beaten. The crowd rescued
Osborne, and the preacher, was arrested
and heavily fined. He then quit the
neighborhood.
| All have come down from Alta, Utah,
except sixteen persons. Salt Lake mas Or
ganized 4 company to go to Alta and re-
cover the dead bodies, and a COMMITTEES
was appointed to take up subscriptions
for the relief Of the refugees. The storm
has cleared away, but it will be impossible
! to repair the damages to the mining
works and railroad sheds before spring.
A slide in the American Fork buried the
Pittsburgh Mine boarding house with two
men in it, one of whom was dug out by 4
Chinaman.