Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-27
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| Blanco Flores, tho Mexican murderer
was killed near Yuma, Cal, while trying
to escape.
Simon Sullivan, New York laborer.
aged so years, committed suicide with
Paris green.
Lena Borders and jeff. Wooten murder
ed Alfred Borders, husband of the woman
near Crawford, Miss. All were negroes.
| Lightning burned tho summer residence
of I. II. Sweetzer, at Grccnla nd, N. IL
The scvcrest storm for years ragged there.
Henry Kalbow, of Chicago, was drown
cd in the Auxplains river, near Lyons,
Illinois.
| A barn ut Goshen, N. Y, was burned
by lightning with 100 tons of hay, grain,
etc. Loss, $4,000.
The Adams estate farm buildings al
Newtield, Me-, were struck by lightning
and destroyed. Loss, $4,000.
Nathan Nicholson, colored,' drank car.
bo)ic acid for whisky, at Baltimore, and
died.
An unknown mah was killed by tho cars
near kinkora, on the Amboy division OF
tho Pennsylvania railroad.
At Woodbury., Tenn, one Wilson killed
his father in-law, aud Lewis Bremen killed
john Page with butcher knife.
Harry, sou of Gen. II. L. Abbot, u. S.
A., was killed at Wilton, N. II. by falling
from load Of hay upon stake of the
wagon.
At Chicago yesterday Little Brown
jug" attempted to be 2:1at for spe-
cial purse, but only succeeded in making
2:13.
Deputy Sheriff Cornelius went to arrest
Henry Cole, negro, at Edwards, Miss,
and in the melee that followed shot Cole
dead.
The body Of Won Wcy, from Waterbury
Conn.,, has been found near Santa Fe, N.
NJ, murdered by two travelling compan-
ions.
At Muir, Mich, the house of Alonzo
Derrick was burned, aud three children,
aged II, s and 5 years, perished in the
flames.
In a ten mile horseback race at Leadville,
COL, Minnie Pinnoo, Of Greeley, COL, de-
feated Miss Curtis, Of Topeka, Kansas,
who tainted on the eighth mile.
William Rodden, 4 news agent, aged "a
years, was fatally injured by passing
train while asleep on his box at MatawaD,
New Jersey.
+. K. Bates, aged 50 years, was killed
by the cars at Natick, Massachusetts,
ON Monday, while he was looking for a
place to start business as an under
taker.
James O'Donnell, a morocco shaver.
aged 80 gears, died at Wilmington, DEL,
from the effects of an overdose Of lauda-
mum, of which he partook after attending
a fire.
An accident on the Richmond and Alle-
cheny railroad near Bent Creek, Va,
caused the fatal wounding of three colored
labOrers and the injury of the engineer,
conductor and others.
A telegram from Angela, United States
minister to China, announces 4 ratification
of the two treaties between tho United
States and China, which were exchanged
at Pekin July 10.
Tsu Soon Kee, an attache of tho Chinese
Embassy in Washington, says that the
Chinese students about 100 in number,
just recalled from American schools will
be educated in England, Franco and Ger
many.
The fire which destroyed the furniture
works of Haynes, Spencer & Co., Rich.
mond, Ind, destroyed revolving desk
which President Garfield had ordered
for his private use, but the furniture for
the Catholic cathedral of New York was
saved.
The rear Of the procession at Dean Stan.
ley's funeral included deputations from
the American educational aid association
and the American Exchange in Europe.
Among the Americans present were Gen.
Clinton B. Fisk and w. E. Dodge, who
received Dean Stanley on his visit to New
York. Neither Cardinal Manning nor
Cardinal Newman was present at the
funeral, rs has been stated. They were
unable to attend.