Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-08-22
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The official vote Of Alabama for super
intendent Of education was counted yes
tertlay. H. G. Armstrong, Democrat, re-
ceived 1O4, ITO votes, against AZ, 1873 cast
for l. G. Wood, the Republican -Greenback
candidate. The entire vote cast was
nearly one. third less than full vote.
opposition The House 70 Democrats and
2l opposition. The latter consists of 8
Republicans, Greenbackers and Q Iude-
pendent Democrats.
Returns from all the counties in Keu-
lucky show the vote for appellate clerk
stands Henry (Dsm.) 117,9O7; Jacob
Ond. and Rep.), 75,511. Henry's majority
AZ 39j. A safety of public life anil a de-
sire to resume the practice of law are the
reasons which Congressman b. W. Harris
gives for Withdrawing as candidate in
the second congressional district Of Mas
sachusetts.
Tho Flames In Other HIaces
The ship machine shop of Shubert &
Goctingham, Norris street, west of Beach.
Philadelphia, was totally destroyed by
fire about six o'clock Monday morning.
Loss $4,000 Six adjoining buildings
were slightly damaged.
Three hundred men and boys will be
thrown out Of employment for about u
week by the destruction by fire Of the en-
giDe Of the Turkey Run colliery. at She
nandoab, Pa.
At a fire in Chicago (Ill.) box factory,
W. A. Miller, a carpenter, who WAS unable
to escape, was burned to a crisp. Three
out Of a number of horses in the yard
Were burned to death, and two teamsters,
while endeavorlng to rescue them, were
severely, nut not dangerously burned.
Notable Neurology.
Ex-Mayor James T. McCabb, of Port
land, Maine, who has held many offices of
trust, died yesterday morning aged II
years.
John Parkhurst, formerly agent and
warden of Clinton, N. Y, prison, died
yesterday morning, at Donnemorn, n. Y,
from stroke of paralysis.
Il. B. Redding, land commissioner Of
the Central Pacific railroad company and
a regent of the California state university.
died at San Francisco yesterday of apo
plexy.
Rev. NJ. Z. Walsh, aged 40 years, pastor
G. the Reformed Catholic church at Lost
Creek, Schuylkill county, Pa, died there
on Sunday night. He had been suffering
for some time from a complication of dis
eases.
squelching the Sioux.
DIR. MasGillicuddy telegraphed yester-
day to Indian Commissioner Price that
Red Cloud and the hostile Sioux, at the
Piue Ridge agency are completely squelch-
ed that Rel Cloud is on parole, and that
the chiefs and police are responsible for
His conduct.
The Indian police have arrested one of
Victoria's principal warriors, Oh the re-
servatiou, near the farm of the Three
River Mescaleros. He went on the war
path with that noted chief in 1879.
Look Out for Squalls
Veunor writes to the Toronto (Ont.)
Hail, predicting a severe storm period on
the lower lakes, towards the end of the
present month and the entry of Septem-
Der. He also predicts similar disturbances
along the New Jersey coast, and south
ward to and bcyound Charleston, on tho
Pacific coast.
A telegraph from Shcrbrook, Quebec,
says that reports from various parts of the
surrounding country say that there was u
sharp frost on Sunday night, aud that
great damage was done to tho crops.
There WAS every indication of frost again
last night.
Killed by the Cars.
Michael Reynolds, laborer, had both
his legs cut off by falling under train
which jumped off, as it was entering New
Haven, Conn. He died an hour after
wards.
Frank Brennan and another boy named