Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-09

BUDGET OF r.sAalc aAPPEslNas
The Tran ef D.sasesr .. varssss Parts Of the
Co0nGy-0urd0R'o CH00l Deeds and
Misssesuno's Heavy Hand.
Lewis Kreiner, % years of age, com
mitted suicide in Lebanon, Penna.. by
shooting himself in the head. It is said
he was deranged from maiarial sickness.
Fourteen cars of a freight train were
wrecked near Crystal Springs, Louisiana,
by running over a mule. One man was
killed.
James May Smith, of Montreal, agent
for manufacturing firm, was found dead
in the river at Chicago, on Friday, under
circumstances indicating that he was
murdered.
James Chambers was fatally shot in
indianapolis by Francis Pearl, an insur-
ance agent. Chambers found Pearl in his
wife's room.
Francis Snyder, prominent farmer Of
Moreland township. in Lyc0ming county,
Penna., was killed near his home by his
horse and wagon tumbling down an en-
bankment. He was drunk when last seen
alive.
During fight in front of . saloon in
Trenton, New Jersey. William Clancy, the
saloon keeper stabbed Charles H. Grant,
infiicting wounds which are likely to prove
fatal. Robert Lanning was severely stab
bed in the arm and Clancy was cut in the
shoulder. Grant and Lanning had been
drinking in the saloon and walked out
without paying for their drinks.
Joel Evans, an inoffensive and reputable
citizen, was shot dead by q man named
Cartright, in Speedwoll, near Bingamton,
Now York. Cartright had cherished o
grudge against his victim for about year
and half, on account of an unsatisfac-
tory horse trade. He tried to shoot Evans
q year ago, and was then acquitted on the
ground Of insanity.
In BrazOs county. Texas, . few days
ago, Irwin Thompson found . man named
Traver lying on his bed and ordered him
off the premises. Traver insolently re-
fused, whereupon Thompson procured q
pistol and both men fired several bullets
into each other. Both were fatally wounded
and died in about three hours.
The body of Richard Langston, a promi-
nent Englishman living near Prospect sta
tion, Va, on the Norfolk & Western rail-
road, was found some miles from his homo
horribly mutilated. He left his homo Sat-
urday evening in a buggy. Whether no
was killed by falling from the vehicle or
murdered is not known.
A freight engine on the Delaware rail-
road ran into wood train near Bridge
vile, Delaware. The engine aud four cars
were smashed. Edward Webb, colored
train hand, was killed, and eleven others
were injured, John WOoten, w. G. VAIN
right and John Wainright dangerously.
Wife Murderer In tho West.
The neighborhood of Hume Redman,
who lives within three miles of Mt. Vernon
Posey county, Ind, heard cries, uttered
by woman, in the direction of Redman's
house, of "Mercyv ~ "For Gods. sake
don't kill me-" They also heard the
sound of blows and the report of pistol,
and afterward the voice Of man, which
the neighbOrs say was Redman's exclaim-
ing MY God, Eva, have 1 hit you
For Gods sake speak to me-" Then
silence ensued, which was soon broken by
Redman's voice calling on his neighbors
for help. saying his wife had committed
suicide. The neighbors repaired to the
house, where they found Mrs. Kedman
speechless, Derringer pistol was lying on
her lap and blood oozed from her body.
Life was extinct in . few minutes. Red
man was arrested and placed in Jail last
night. There are 200 armed men around
the Jail, seeking an opportunity to lynch
him.
Murdered at Midnight.
A. w. Ross, member Of tho firm OF
Ross s. Lysle, coal dealers of Cincinnati
was murdered after midnight last night
between tho railroad and his residence at
Glendale, Ohio. His head was beaten to a
jelly, and his watch and part of the chain
and his pocketboOk were gone. Ross was
treasurer of the coal exchange, and at
tended the annual meeting last night. 1t
is not known what funds he may have re-
ceived in that capacity, but otherwise he
would not have had much money on his
person. lie was member of the board of
commissioners of the industrial exposition,
which closed last night, and loft tho city
by train which leaves shortly before
midnight. There is no Clue as yet to the
murderer. The corporation of Glendale
has offered 81. 600 reward for the arrest of
the murderer.
Fivo Railroad Mon Killed.
A premature explosion of a blast took
place near Mountain Store, ON the SPRING
field and Memphis railroad, eighty miles
east of Springfield, NO., by which Gordon
Mcdonald, railroad boss, and four labor
ers were killed and six others seriously
injured. McDonald's remains will be
sent to Williamsport, Canada, where his
wise aud other relatives live.
A Manned Soldier Commits Suicide.
As the mail express on the Pennsylva-
mia railroad was passing Stewards station,
in the western part of the state, man
named George HELEN, a one-legged sol
dier, shot himself, the ball entering his
forehead and coming out at the back of
tho head. His body was brought to
Greensburg, where an inquest was held.