Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-02
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Marion Hatcher SHOT and killed George
Iuter at Cherry station, Tennessee. on
Monday night during 4 quarrel over
cards.
All the Cincinnati rolling mills are pre-
pairing to resume work, now that the mat
tcrs OF prices has been settled by agree
!ncnt.
The city of Quebec will lose in direct
and indirect revenue about $25O,O00 from
the decrease nf shipping, this year Us com
pared with last.
At the close Of business yesterday S.
! 2Sl 800 in United States bonds had been
received at the treasury depart alcnt for
| redemption under the 1O5th call
A collision of two freight trains q, the
Chicago & Alton railroad, pea: CarliL-
vile, on Monday night caused the death of
Charles w. Payne, I workman.
William Crawford was on Saturday
| Greenvilie, Ky. They were partners in 4
| saw mill. The shooting was the result of
quarrel.
Four stores were burned on Monday at
Monticello, Miss. They were occupied
Dale, j. NJ. BENSON, L. Pepper & Garrett
Loss, 5000.
| The first decision under the Land act in
Ireland was given at Monaghan yesterday.
The commissioners, after viewing the hold
ing in the case, reduced the rent by fifty
shilings for the next fifteen years.
In Marlboro county, South Carolina, on
Monday, 4 negro struck Mrs. Eliza Smith,
the wife Ola prominent planter. Smith
pursued him and blew his brains out with
Il shotgun
! Jesse James, the noted Missouri outlaw,
shot and killed Edward Miller, one oi his
own gang, on Monday, in Missouri, near
the Arkansas line, in Il quarrel concern
ing 4 wOman's fair name.
The Ohio and Mississippi elevator at
tCincinnati, with 12j, 600 bushels Of grain,
bwas completely destroyed by fire yester-
day. 1t was owned by Hugh Steward, art!
leased by c. NJ. Mcguire. Loss, $4,000.
Nicholas Longworth, of Cincinnati, who
was recently elected to succeed Justice
Boynton, of the supreme court Of Ohio,
was yesterday. appointed by the governor
to fill out his predecessors nncxpiretl
term.
Three masked burg lars robbed the safe
of j. Hutchinson Il Co., in BranfOrd,
Conn.,, of $500 on Monday night. They
bound and blindfolded Charles B. Hill, 4
partner, who slept in the store. and made
him give up the safe combination.
The Chicago limited express lain Oh the
Pennsylvania railroad, which left New
York at eight o'clock on Monday morning
on its first trip. reached Chicago at forty
minutes past nine o'clock yesterday morn
ing, Oh time.
Three bandits have been shot at Santa
Clua, Cuba. The bandit, Filomena
Lcrduy, and his party recently plundered
the farm belonging to Raimnndo C"lIado,
in the jurisdiction OF ClcnluegoS. They
burned the dwelling and killed the pro-
prietOr.
Andrew J. Rice an insane person, has
through his guardian, commenced n test
suit against three shoe manufacturers of
Lynn, Mass, for So, COO damages based
upon the use of the steel shank for shoes
The plaintiff claims the ship Of the
patent covering the shank. {.
Elizabeth krcss, aged 90 years, !. mar
r!cd woman. being delrious from malarial
fever, attempted suicide in New York, on
Monday night by cutting her throat with
a butcher knife and drinking quantity Of
coal oil. She was cared for by her hus-
band and friends. but eluded them yestcr-
day morning and killed herselfby jumping
from the top of the house.
| Thomas Mclean yesterday called at the
cOroner's Office in New York, surrender
cd himself and said he was the man who
Oh the 30th Of July shot Martin Cunning
ham in Washinot ton park. lie said he
fired the shot in selEtlefensc, and was tired
of eluding the police. The coroner held
him in $1,000 bail.
Colonel c. p. Ramsdell, United States
mar ,hal for the Richmond district, was
dangerously wounded by bul. on Mor-
day evening, on his farm in Chesterfield
county, while, engaged in getting up his
| cattle But for the timely interference of
his daughter, who drove the animal Off
he would have been killed.
Five thousand Persons attended the
| meeting at the Industrial art building,
Philadelphia, last night to ratify the nom
| inatin Of Messrs. Hampton l.. Carson and
Chas. H. KrumbEalr, the Independent can
didates for city commissioners. Bold
charges by Rufus f. Shapley, stirring
addresses by others on municipal govern
ment and bossism, constituted the features
of the demonstration.
Mary Mitchell, little girl, died yestor-
day afternoon from the effects of falling
from the third story window of her resi-
dence, No. 1903 Carpenter street, Phiadcl-
phia. 1t was first thought that the child
had been thrown out by its mother, who
was found in Il beastly state Of intoxica-
t;on end she Was arrested. hnt on hpinCr
given hearing was discharged.
Right Rev. NJ. J. O'Farrell, first bishop
of the new Roman Catholic diocese OF
Trenton, New jersey, was consecrated yes
terday in the cathedral at New York. Car.
dinal McC Closkey oficiated as consecrator,
assisted by Archbishop Corrigan and