Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-07-29
LATEST NEWS By NAIL.

Regina Leusehentz, aged 13 years, was
found drowned in the East river at New
York on Thursday, probably suicide.
Mrs Julia Floody was found dead of
exposure in the barn of Michael Mullen,
at Auburn, Mass, on Thursday morning.
John J. Bagley, ex-governor. of Michi-
gan, died at the Occidental hotel in San
Francisco, on Wednesday.
A deputy sheriff at Ozark, Ark, distin
guishod himself by releasing four convict
ed murderers from Jail. 1t is said that the
bribe was 81, 900.
John Mackelfresh died in ,Muncie, Ind /,
from the effects of shot fired by his sis
ter-in-law, after he had broken into the
house of his divorced wife.
A fire at Sag Harbor, L. l., on Thurs
day morning destroyed several buildings,
causing lose of SIS, 900, insured for ST.
600.
A thrcshing machine boiler exploded on
the farm of w. 7 Sneed near Napa, COL,
on Thursday, killing Willis Grove,
George Platt and Robert Davis, and injur-
ing Harry Gillian.
A man named Stubbiefield quarreletl
with some negroes at a picnic near Paris,
Tennessee. Two of his antagonists
seized Stubblefield by the arms and held
him while third blew out his brains.
A party headed by Sheriff DoOlittle
came upon the Williams brothers in
Eaugalt, Wis. They were fired upon by
the latter, and the sheriff and two others
were killed. The desperadoes escaped.
In Great Britain more persons were
killed during the year by horses than by
all tho railways of the United Kingdom.
The number Of violent deaths registered,
from all causes reached q, 900.
In Tiptonville, Tenn, $50 masked men
took Felix Wylie from the Jail and hang
ed him to tree. Ie had outraged and
murdered a young lady on the 18th in
slant.
The last reported ''crank" has turned
up in St. Paul, MIMI. A contractor nam.
ed GOOdale, crazed by sunstroke and
armed with muskct, has been lurking
around Gov. Pillbury's, bound to shoot
him. He has been Gagged.
The annual convention of the American
Bankers association will be held at Nj
agara Falls on August 10, II and 12, and
an unusually large meeting is anticipated,
the Canadian bankers having for tho first
time been formally invited to attend.
Baseball record At Detroit-Buffalo,
Is Detroit, 4. At New York-MetrO-
politan, 13 !; Atlantic, 4. AT Worcester
Providence, 5; Worcester, 0. At Boston
Boston. 4; Troy, 0. At Chicago
Cleveland, II ; Chicago, 9.
Shoshono falls, Idaho, are two hund red
feet high. A few days since a boat coll
tanning ono white man and two Cinnamon
were caught in the rapids and carried
over. Of. the boat, splinters of wood
were afterwards found, but of the men,
nothing.
Stephen LOunder, barber, who for
some time had been living with dssolute
woman named Minnie Wright, alias Ham
ilton, was found dead in Boston, where
they lived. 1t is said that they had u
quarrel and in the struggle she threw him
down the back steps breaking his neck.
Montpelier, formerly the home of Presi
dent Madison, situated in Orange county,
Va, was sold yesterday at public auction.
The purchaser was Col. l. H. Darlington,
proprietor of the Exchange hotel, Rich
mOud. The property was knocked down
to him at $4,000.
A bottle containing a slip of paper on
which the following was written with a
pencil was picked up at Hunting Point,
near Hull's Harbor ''Ship Edgar sprung
a leak fifteen days from Parisboro. Crew
all mutinous. Captain shot twice. Crew
left in the boats. Short of provisions and
water. Longitude 4Oo west. latitude about
40. S. B. Dotty." The Edgar is Var
mouth ship and sailed from Parisboro last
month.
A few days ago q loud noise was heard
in the mountains on the west side of the
Bitter root, No., the report resembling
tie firing of cannon and reverberatiOns.
The noise was caused by the falling of
high peak on one of the mountains about
opposite Corvallis, and was SO loud that it
was distinctly heard at Eight Mile, below
Probably thousands of tons
Of rocks, the foundations of which had
been crumbling for ages, came down in
the grand crash.