Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-11-07

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during heavy weather. A dispatch to the
Central News from Copenhagen says un-
easiness is felt in consequence of a report
that nOmads on the northwest coast of
Siberia having seen wrecked steamer, as
the Danish polar steamer Dymphna is
known to be ice bound in that rcayon.
It is reported that the steamship Ara
gon, from Avonuouth for Montreal, went
aground off Fox Bay, Anticosti, about q
mile from shore, on the night. of the Sd
instant. They were throwing railway
iron overheard, and had little hope of
getting her oil.
Killed by An Undertaker's Wagon.
Louis Haag and Henry Bellman, while
driving in an open wagon Monday night,
were run into by an undertaker's wagon,
driven by Charles Taylor, of Bayoune, and
Bellman was thrown out and instantly
killed. Taylor drove rapidly away. The
deceased was about 80 years old and a car
penter.
Victims of Yellow Fever.
At Pensacoala six new cases Of yellow
fever and one death were reported Mon
day.
At Brownsville Mexican girl died Mon
day from yellow fever. This is the first
death from yellow fever in several weeks.
General Smiths camp and the troops at
Fort Brown are in excellent health.
n Clerical Censor.
At Montreal q mandate from Monsig.
neur Favre prevents priests administering &
the sacrament to parties reading tho
Courier Des Estats Unis, newspaper
which has large circulation in the city
and province. The reason for placing tn Q
paper under = ban is that it publishes
French stories of immoral tendencies.
= Girl Dovoured by Bears.
Miss Marie Netfe, aged 13, went into the
woods near Chippewa Falls, near Milwau-
kee, to gather tamarack gum. Not re-
turning 100 people searched and found 4
portion Of her body. She had been de-
voured by bears after a terrible struggle.
"A Mayor Indicted for Murder.
The grand jury at Danville, Virginia,
yesterday indicted John Henry Johnston,
mayor of that city, for the murder of John
E. Hatcher, ex chief of police. In a quar-
rel, on the 9Th of September last, Johnston
shot bat cher, causing Il wound from which
he died in two days. Johnston was also
indicted for carrying concealed deadly
weapons
A Young Girl to DO Hanged.
Mary Booth, co!ored, aged II. will be
hanged at S0rrey Court House, Virginia,
on the 18th instant, for the murder of Mrs.
r. G.. Gay and Travis Jones several months
ago. The girl put strychniEe in the food
of her victims, the OBJ ject being the secur.
ing Of Il small sum OF money in the house..
r. G. Gray, husband OF tho murdered
woman, committed suicide a few weeks
ago.
A Prisoner Convicted.
Tho jury in the case Of Mrs Mary Isa
bella Martin, On trial at Emporia. Kansas,
for poisoning Mrs. Krieger in May last,
returned q verdict of murder in the first
degree.
Killed by u Blow ON tho Head.
James Queen Was struck on the head
and killed by il woman of bad character
named Ann Barrett, near Sheely, N. c.,
ON Sunday evening.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
\ I'hiiadoli,l,i.s Failure With Large LIahili-
ties.
William A. Leavtt, proprietor Of the
Hero glass works, Gaul and Adams streets
Kens;ngton, and engaged i'll many other en-
tcrpr;sess made an assignment OH Satur
day fer tbs benefit of his creditors. Ills
liabilities are estimated a. over half a
million dollars. Ar cndeavor to carry on
TOO many enterprises in which he lost
nluiiey is said to have been tho cause Of
the failure.
4 telegram from Boston says tho failure
Of Lewis Coleman, the millionaire, was
brought about in great part by his en-
dorsemant of accommodation notes Of the
defunct Pacific national bank. 1.-The
ii. n Of Lewis Coleman & Co., is no way
pecuuialily embarrassed. Mr.. Coleman's
interest has been drawn out to very
large extent, and the firms ability to meet
ali it's liabilities is not questioned"