Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-08-26
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

Another team of English cricketers will
start for America next month.
Near Elkhart, Texas, a Legro named
commissary boss ut Burkett & Murphy's
wood camp.
"Dens of infamy, invincible to police
assaults, infest Long Branch. Pull the
fashionable gambling halls, and then the
police may raid the negro ranches.
Bretz Greenman, deranged German,
aged SO years, in Brooklyn committed sui
ciGe by throwing himself from the dock at
the foot of Dickson street.
Three miners, named William Gulick,
John Beck and Charles Jones, were killed
by the caving in of a mine in which they
were working at Hackle- Barney, near
Chester, Morris county, N. J.
Three little boys, riding on floating slabs
in the Ohio river, near Steubenville, were
drowned and the mother of two of them
will likely die from the prostratiOn caused
by her sorrow.
Ephraim Boosc's big barn, near Norris
town, has been burned, causing loss of
s1s. 900, insured for half. A vest with
$175 in greenbacks, hanging in the entry,
Daniel G. DeJarnette, a: member of the
Thirty sixth Congress and afterwards Of
the Confederate House of Representatives
from the Richmond district, died on the
22d instant, at the Montgomery, White
Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. Frederick Earle, of New York city,
was robbed OF her pocketboOk, containing
5000, while on tho Long Branch ocean
pier. A man, recognized rs professional
pickpocket, was arrested, but Mrs Earlc's
money was not found in his possession.
Trenton is excited over the sudden and
mysterious disappearance of Grace Carlin,
a girl of fourteen, daughter of Patrick
Carlin, who was sent by her mother about
half-p past six o'clock yesterday morning to
make some purchases at a neighbOring
grocery store, since which time nothing
has been seen or heard of her.
General Hunt, commanding the Four
teenth infantry, with his staff and large
portion of his regiment, is taking the sta
ton in the Indian country of the Sixth in
fantry, which is to be assembled at Fort
Douglass, near Salt Lake City, under Gen.
McCook, lately one of Gen. Sherman's 8
staff.
Edward Earl, on trial in Hamilton
county, N. j., has been convicted of MUIR
der in the first degree, and sentenced to be
hanged Oct. IA. Earl, having sharpened
knife, sprang on his wife in barn in
Hope Falls last February, and plunged it
into her breast killing her instantly. She
was living with George Brown, as Earl
believed criminally.
Rev. DR.. Cuyler's church, corner oil
n ,,l kko
| lyn, two slate roOfers were employed to
platform gave way and they fell sixty feet.
William Denen, aged twenty-eight, had a
leg broken and received internal injuries
John Farrell, aged twenty-four, had his
shoulder dislocated and was injured about
the head.
On Grimsby camp ground, Ontario, yes.
terday G, 600 persons assembled in the All
ditorium. DR.. Talmage preached, and ex
pressed pleasure at meeting the people.
He said One religious, one deep, human
feeling unites the different nationalities.
pray for your queen. You equally pray
for my president The sermon was an
eloquent description of the Christians fu-
ture home.
The business of all the lines of the Penn.
| sylvania railroad company east of Erie and
Pittsburgh for July, 1881, as compared
with the corresponding period of last year,
| exhibit an increase in net earning of
$188, ,4GG. Tho seven months of 1881, as
compared with tho same period in 1880,
show an increase in net earnings OF
1,O91 ,213. Since the first of the year the
| business transacted on all the lines of the
company west of Pittsburgh and Erie ex
hibits surplus over liabilities of 1904,
316, an increase of STAG, $50 over the
amount during the same period of 1880.