Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-10
BUDGET OF FATALITIES.
rHE RECukD OF CRIME AND CASUALTY


THE RECORD OF CRIME AND CASUALTY
Tho Latest News cleaned From tho Morning
Mails-Items Of Interest in Condensed
Form.
Willie Rhulmap, 3 years of age, was
trampled to death by horse in stable at
Warren, Penna., yesterday afternoon.
The California silk factory and four
dwellings, at South San Francisco, were
burned yesterday. Loss, s75,O
At dance in Camden county, n. G.
William Hudgins, who was playing the
fiddle, jumped up while the fun was ut
its height and fell forward corpse.
By the falling of movable partition in
brewery at Titusville yesterday, little
girl named Sontas was killed, and her six
year-old brother fatally injured.
Samuel Maxwell, aged IS years COM
mitted suicide at Warren, r. L., on
Thursday, because Of financial embarrass-
ments.
Quirno Gaitau. Mexican, was hanged
yesterday at Brownsville, Texas, for
the murder of Luz Contreras, in August,
1881.
A number of American railroad hands
attacked 4 party of Mexicans in camp ut
A.'So A'hCh yesCciu'ty, HC''i la ''S', AoAaH.
A desperate fight followed, during which
three of the Americans and several Mexi-
cans were killed.
A man who gave the name of Charles
Fischer, but was unable to give his resi-
dence, was yesterday found lying in Front
street, New York, dying, apparently from
poison. He expired 4 few minutes after
being removed to Chambers street hos
pital
Two sons of Eli CharlcbOis, aged and
IA years, were drowned in tho river at
Clayton, N. Y, on Thursday while after 4
pail of water. 1t is supposed that the
younger brother fell into tho water and
the elder cndeavOred to save him, rs his
coat and vest were found on tho river bank.
Both bodies have been recovered.
An Ens,ishman Drowned.
AbraLl Graham, an Englishman visiting
Hamilton, Monmouth county, N. j., ac-
companied by his wife, went out Gu Par
kers lake in row boat. Suddenly the
lady was heard to utter scream and the
boat was seen to capsiZe. Mrs. Graham
was saved by young man named Reilly,
who rowed hastily from shore to the rescue,
but Graham was drowned. A broken oar
lock was the cause of the accident. Ora
ham was 4 native of Bristol, Eng, and
was 80 years of age.
international typographical Union.
The International typographical union,
at st. Louis, elected the following officers
for the ensuing year President, George
q. Clark First Vice President, J. J.
Clarkson Second Vice President, S. A.
Fowler Secretary Treasury, Mark l..
Crawford; Corresponding Secretary, John
Il. Halderman Delegate to the Labor
Congress, F. 3. Foster. Cincinnati was
designated as the place to hold the next
meeting of the union.
\ Drunken Erute's Career.
Two weeks ago drunken man, named
Gallagher, created general disturbance in
Hawfey by assaulting every person he met
He beat and chokcd an aged shoemaker,
named Henry Carol, inflicting injuries of
such character as to cause Carols
death. Gallagher will be arrested for mur.
der. He assaulted several people, injur-
ing one or two others severely. lIe will
be punished as no deserves.
Sequence of u Florida Prize Tight.
j. Swarree and w. COnnOr fought a
prize fight ut Holmes mill, Fla, with Joel
Wingate and George Ponce as their
seconds. A dispute arose and the seconds
fought-POnce with an OK yoke and VIM
gate with pistol. The principals tool. to
their heels. Ponce was shot, but not
fatally. The latter's brother snatched 4
pistol and chased Wingatc from the
field.
witnessing Fathers Suicide
Charles Beck, a well-to-do baker, at
Norfolk asked his little daughter to fetch
his razor, which she did, and was told to
leave the room. Peeping through the
crack If the door, she saw him draw it
across his throat. She ran screaming to
her mother, who found herhusband dying
from the wound. III health is assigned as
the cause of the suicide.
$1,000 for the Loss of an Eve
Dennis Sullivan, ut Brooklyn, N. V.
recovered a verdic; of $4,000 against
VIM. Tracy, Of New York city, for the
loss of an eye from 4 slung- shot wound,
inflicted by the defendant at Coney Island.
Tracy not long since was tried for shooting
Charles p. Miller, wcl!-known gambler,
and was acquitted.
Another Pension Fraud
William S. johnson was arraigncd be-
foro United States Commissioner Hal.
let yesterday at Boston on the charge of
fraudulently obtaining a pension. He was
held in S., 200 bail for trial in the district
court.