Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-18

pl0yed as bartender, was yesterday COM
mittcG to await the result OF the inquest.
Crogan claims to have acted in self
defense.
AROUND THE GAP.
Doings In the Commonwealth of Salisbury.
Miss Maggie A. Kinley, of this place,
has been appointed teacher of Chestnut
Hill school near Muddy Creek, in Breck.
mock township. Sho entered on her duties
last Monday.
Rev. Charles Johnston delivered an elo-
quent and interesting sermon in tho
Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday
evening, Rev. f. c. Yerkes being ab-
sent.
A slight railroad collision occurred hero
one evening last week, in which eastern.
bound trains were detained some hours.
It was caused by engine No. q running
into the rear end of another freight
train, demOlishing caboOse No. 314 sOmc-
what
The Republican party might very ap-
propriately nail President Arthur's new
flag on the flag staff Of the old ship when
they sail up Salt river this fall to take a
furloush of Z score or more years.
The Salisbury teachers institute will
convene at the White Horse on Saturday
afternoon. They held the first meeting
this season in Penn Monument hall on last
Saturday. There was a gOodly number in
attendance and the programme was q
good one. The meetings will bo held hi
weekly at tho different school houses
throughout the township.
On Thursday evening last, at the resi-.
donce of the brides father, Nr: Christian
Eby, near the White Horse, Mr.. Alfred
Warner and Miss Anna NJ. Eby, were
joined in the holy bonds of matri.
mony as one, by the Rev. Mr.. Cooder,
pastor of the Pcquea Presbyterian church.
They were serenaded on Saturday even-
ing by such harmonious musical iEstrG
ments as tin kettles and tin horns.
On Saturday, at public sale Compass
vile, the property Of John Martin, do.
ceased, consisting of ;;3 acres of land with
inIro;ements. was sold to Mrs. Mast for
The handsome summer rcsiicEvv 0f
Hon, john q, Livingston, here. was sold
recently at private sa.s 10 the ennsy wa
MIA railroad company for $1,000.
Tss farm of Jos. e. Walker, esq, con.
taihihg 14S acre. .ni improvements, was
offered at public sale, ID Thursday, but
was withdrawn, the highest bid being
sl1O per acre. On same day a building
lot in this village was offered for sale, and
vS,s was also witii'lragn, the highest bid being
Belinda Griffith departed this life in tho
a3d year of 4er age on the 9Th inst, after
= lingering illGeessss. The funeral took place
from the residence OF Henry /. Wise, on
last Saturday, interment at Bellevisw .er.1l-
terry. The deceased was one Of our Oldest
inhabitan,s, and was we'll known and
highly respected by many friends who
no.sn a.: loss.
Miss Jane Harris, in the list year Of her
age. died at her residence :iere on Friday
from typhoid fever. In:erment took place
ct Upper Octoraro church ON Monday.
NafgYrsi, ytsp ST Alfred Slaymaker,
died at har residence nS4r peER, 2g Mon.
day noruiag, litter RgsrinE iliaess. .frS~
consumption.
Salisbury's Great Outpouring.
For the last two weeks it had been gen.
Don Cameron, bhat The faithful of the
the pleasure of participating I'm d great
outponring of the Salisbury " regulars, !"
az tie village OF Limeville, where a Largo
and enthusiastic; meeting would be held
on Saturday afteiHEeob S.Il s?ening, in
the interests Of tho election of Gen. beava.,
the man that betrayed his constituents ut
Chicago. A pole with q flag on it was
aiSo 10 he raised in his honor. The long
psssss !sF stz aasa is s.! sS f.
In numbers (they were not hHd TO eoEnt,,
there were only ten, aud II was evident
that the Ohio freshet had given them u
ssiN: The band of music was conspicuous
BY its aosepee, with the exception of
-: ::'t''srshef vao l!ks B0ass. 81 fft;l.' ft;.s
delphia became mag s;.sasd at tho "oat-
pouring" and did not deliver lila
prepared speech, which he would have
done had tho EeetiRg been anything but
what it was. After hard work they raised
a small telegraph pole with flag tackled
on it, about the size of q banda1a hand
kerchief, and then left. The leaders (the
only cnes that were there), attribute the
failure to ga general misunderstanding
among the boys" Good hesycns but
won't the boys open their eyes to some
account when they SEQ what "a misun-
derstanding has been between the boys "
on November Z, when the Democracy
rolls up an enormous majority for Patti
tisGn,
Tho Lr. o. u. A, ~. Fals.
The fair of COnest0ga Council, No. IS.
in Roberts hall, continues to be we'll pa
tronized, the attendance and receipts of
last night having been equal to those of
Saturday. Voting for the different articles
goes on briskly. For the purpose Of avoiding
too great crowd on the closing night the
managers haye resolved to close tho polls
and announce the resplt Of tie following
articles on Saturday at 10 o'clock: 4
double barreled gun, policemen's revolver,
Parlor stove, stereotypers tools, couch,
single barreled gun, moulders tools, Jr. o.
U: A. NJ. badge, alarm clock.
The result Of all other articles voted for
will be announced on Monday evening.
The management have decided to admit
ladies' free to night and to morrow night.
Miss Katie Kendig has presented small
but Handsome kah1a 0nter tn Eh0 fair