Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-25
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

oeVcra! stores We're burned in Eieutou
n. c., Thursday.
The International monetary conference
Will meet in Paris on the eth of April.
The Grand Army block at Atlo!. Nassa
chusctts, was destroyed by fire.
The Tennessee Legislature voted to take
a recess in order to participate in the in
augura;ion of Garfield.
| Part OF the Albion hotel block, in God
erich, Ontario. was burned Yesterday
morning. Loss $4,000.
The Maine House una nimousIy voted tc
expel Thomas B. Swan, the mem Der from
MihOt. from his scat
In Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Charles B. ellis,
son of Judge Gills, was called to his door
oy some person unknown and shot dead,
Tho North Carolina Senate will appro
pirate money for the North Carolina troops
SO they may attend the Yorktown celebra-
| tion.
"A battalion OF the Scvcnty-first regi-
! ment, of New York, has started for New
Orleans, to participate in the Mardi Gras
festivities there.
At Buffalo Robert Hadlield, aged G..
formerly an editor of the Buffalo Courier.
committed suicide by shootin. himself
through the head.
A negro woman named Dicey Dewy.
about eighty-tive years Of age. was found
burned to death in Raleigh, N. c., having
1t is supposed, fallen into the fire in fit.
In the interior, along the Hudson river,
the mercury was two degrees below zero
yesterday morning, change of fcrty de-
Srees in twenty hours.
Nordheimer's hall, in Montreal, was
burned ON Wednesday night. Loss $50. 600
Three firenlen were injured, two seriously,
in the burning building, and Il fourth had
his feet frozen.
Mrs. Barnard, charged with having mnr
dered the wife OF Rev. E. Curtis at Lapeer,
Michigan, by setting fire to her clothes
after pouring gasoline upon her, has been
admitted to bail in the sum of $4,000.
George V. Snyder. 80 years of age, q
resident of Centrcvillc, Ocean county, NJ.
jumped from train as it approached the
state line and was instantly killed. The
man undoubtedly committed suicide, as
he was not intoxicated.
Two coaches and the baggage car of a
train were thrown from the track by the
spreading of the rails near Lonsview,
Texas, yesterday morning. Twenty per
sons were injured, seven Or eight SER
iously.
A train on the New Jersey Midland rail
road was wrecked near Ogtensburs, yes
terday morning, and twelve persons were
injured. but not seriously. Two cars
were thrown down an cmbankment by q
broken rail and the wreck was cons umed
by fire.
The temperature throughout Ontario
ana Quebec, in Canada, ranged yesterday
morning from zero to So degrees below. |
A heavy snow fell yesterday in the mari
time provinces, where the temperature was
comparatively mild. Along the Hudson
Valley. in New York. yesterday morning.
tho temperature fell to degrees below
zero.
News has been received at st. Paul that
The Grow Indians have gone to war against
the Flatheads and Piesans. The provoea-
cation was the killing of two Crows by
The Flatheads on AIusselshell Run, and
'he stealing of Grow horses by the Picg-
ms "every night" The Crows have
asked for troops to assist them in recover
ng their ponies, but General Davidson
las been instructed to remain neutral in
he strife.
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