Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-11-19
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SATURDAY EVENING. NOV. 10. 1881.
LATEST NEWS By NAIL.

LATEST NEWS By NAIL.
Importation of Swiss watches on the
increase.
Eight degrees below zero in Minnesota
yesterday.
sSO.OO0 subscribed to Garfield memorial
hospital.
The official population of the country is
5O,155.7S3.
Massachusetts, shows an increase in the
total valuation of 500, 43S, ia, Of which
$38, S0j 7j5 is real estate.
The Jail of Henry county. Georgia, has
burned. Several inmates were taken out
nearly dead from suffOcatiOn.
The Western Union, for s120, 200, has
gobblea up the Bankers & Brokers tele-
graph line.
The main building and part of the dor
mitory of the imbecile asylum at COlum-
bus, Ohio, have been destroyed by fire.
There were GA pupils in the asylum, but
no lives were lost. Loss $780, 900.
A lawyer of Ithac,, named Wagner,
was convicted yesterday Of Withholding
pension money due to a client. He was
subpGnacd as a witness for prosecution in
the Guiteau trial.
During the season just closed seven ves-
sells and forty three lives were lost in the
Gloucester, Massachusetts, fisheries. Two
schooDers. engaged in the foreign and
coasting trade, were lost, with seven
lives.
A mob of over 300 miners, at Camel
ton, West Virginia, having driven away
sixty men employed to take the places of
as many old hands, and further trouble
being expected, the gOyernoI las ordered
company of militia to the place.
Sevall G. Stout of Portland, Maine, has
brought suit agaiIs: some students of
BOwdOin college, claiming $4,000 from
each for injury done to his son by
hazing. The boys sight was injured
by a piece of coal thrown through win
dow.
Mrs. Della Learing and Thomas Bonus,
of ScipiO, New York, had a farm on
shares, but quarreled, and Bonus was dis
missed. Meeting Mrs. Learing lie fired
two shots at her, causing wounds from
which she is not expected to recover. The
dead body of Bonus was found in the
woods with bullet-hole through the
head.
Mr.. I. p. O'Connor spoke at Concordia
Aais AhitihA"iSs lhS ihlS'SSs
of the Irish Land League, and Rev. Father
Shcehy addressed large meeting in the
opera house at Newport, Rhode Island.
In each place the mayor of the city pre-
sided. MOritZ Ellinger, coroner of New
York city, addressed meeting of repre-.
sentative Israclites in Richmond, in behalf
Ofthe Jewish refugees from Russia.
To-day's news report the failure of the
Pacific national bank, Boston Felix L.
Marks, merchant of Montgomery, Ala.
liabilities. s65, 600: Geo. w. Hoyden 4
Co., of Brockton. Mass. dealers in boots
and shoes, s7O,GG0. DcpositorS in the
Mechanics national bank. of Newark,
have determined to prosecute the directors
Of that concern, and will employ Benja
min F. Butler and Roger \. Pryor as
council.
Levi Sparks, colored, convicted of chic
reforming and assaultins ycung white
woman, was hanged at Lumpkin, Georgia
in presence Of Il large crowd. He con-
tessed his guilt. Bose Jackson was
hanged at Aaronburg, Arksansas, for the
murder of Reuben Jordan. Both were
colored men, and it was JacksOn's fourth
murder. Joe Smith, who brutally out
ragged and nearly murdered Miss Colwcll,
of Wcedsport, was captured in Broome
county, n. V, and taken to Weedsport
The constables had hard work to prevent
the mob from lynching him, ard ifhis suc
feriDg victim dies lie will he lynched.