Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-21
n SE>SATI0N EXpLODED.
Fears o: Foul riay Dsss,patei by the open
Ing OF u Grave.

Fears o. Foul rIay Dsss,patel by the Open
| Ing OF u Grave.
Tho borough OF Womelsdori vas gnite
excited over tie disinterment Of John l..
Leininge,, who was supposed to have died
OF foul play. A number Of witnesses were
examined by Deputy Coroner kintzer,
j. e. SeltzcT, esq, representing the COM
m0nwelth. Tho witnesses testified to
the unusui events 1t Laininger's house ON
the night OF his daath-liow he had
| jumped from the window and into the
creek; how his aged hnusckeepeI had
dragged him out o: the water during the
most bitter cold weaher, and how tho
eishbors had loaded him up on wheel
barrow and hauled him iloun". anl when
| they arrived there he wIS founi to b.
dead.
The boe'y Was dug up and Lsiniager
Was found to have been buried with his
ovelcoat on. DR.. ". Murray Weidman
found a confused wound ON the scalp. but
| there was no fracture of the skull. There
was no evidence to show any foul play,
because the wound was received by fall
jury was that Leininser died Of exhaus
tion, acute pneumonia, delirium trcmens
and exposure He was reinterred.
4 horrible suicide occurred at the Gen.
trail insane asylum in Columbus at an early
hour Tuesday morning. When the lady
! attendant arose she discovered that the
door to the room occupied by Mrs. Cath
crime StOutenour, a patient from Craw.
ford county. was nren ard tho patient
missing. One Of the windows was
found to have been opened, but it
was not at first thought possible for q
person to have escaped. Au investigation
soon disclosed tho fact that this had been
done for down on the ground, 60 feet
below, was found the mangled body of
the insane suicide. The patient had
forced her 1.-THE form between the bars
which arc only five inches apart and drop.
ped from the fourth story. Her insanity
partook of the melancholy type, and there
had never been suspicion that she would
ever attempt to harm herself.
The Gresnback Party Dissolved.
The national committe OF the Green
back Labor party met Wednesday in st.
Louis, and considered proposition by
MIR. De La MatJr "for the dissolution Of
the Grecnback party, the calling Of a ma
tlonal convention Of all elements opposing
tho Republican and Democratic parties
0ho tAO Va S6sdILAiipu vi HOW party unUeT
new Dame." No one but Mr.. Harper
opposed the proposition.
Eeer Going Ur.
The Western brewers association met
yesterday in Chicago and elected John II.
McEvOy, of that city its president. The
object OF the meeting is to consider tho
expediency of advancing the price of beer
''tO correspond with the advance in the
price of hops and other ingredients" A
vote was taken on a preliminary PROPOSE
ton, which indicated that an advaEc, of
81 per barrel will be agreed upon.
A Revenue OHcor shoots = man.
Revenue Agent Wagner, at Huntsville.
Alabama, telegraphs to Washington that,
on the morning Of the 10th inst, Deputy !
Marshal Goodwin, while seizing an illicit
stillery near Alfalfa, was set upon by !
two armed men in charge, whereupon
Goodwin fired killing ono man and wound
ing the other. A corOner's jury found
that Goodwin's act was "justifiable homi-
eide" .''.
A Princcly Gilt.
John @. Buchtel has sold s2OO. 900 worth
n II