Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-12-06
.ILLFATED "OLIVETTE."
Tho Ncwc-cGs <;re-a Company Comes to Gz
In West Chester.

the managers. Monday afternoon the
"Olivette" company started away from
town, but without their baggage; for
when they went to the depot Officer Green
was there with a warrant from r. A. Tor
rance, of Chester who is bill-poster. He
presented a claim to the amount of sixty
dollars, which could not be iquidated,
consequently the baggage was locked up
in the baggage room of tho Pennsylvania
railroad company. The company has dis
banded. Some of the members have at
tached themselves to the Lyceum theatre
of Philadelphia.
What tho Priest May Not DO.
The ecclesiastical synod, which held its
sittings in St. Patrick's cathedral, in New
York, and whose deliberations came to
close on tie 9th of last month, issued
DEGREES which are now in the hands of the
printer and will be published about the
middle of this month. They are not to be
sent to Rome for ratification, as has been
supposed, for they relate to matters of
morals and not of faith, and therefore do
rot require Roman ratification. Those
most interesting to tho p-bl;o 20 = dccceo
fOrbidding priests to g: "a. t,-:2-occ.':: g"
operatic performance = :'cc-. - ;,:';:,
forbidding clerical 81 ''''rr - 80"
course and one NAL ::'v - 49,. -"
rabba or Roman g. =" c;.';.."', - ;.'-c.l
priests. There i-.-.e' =: - -, :: - e..
the use of flowt:;: !; .s.. >:-.: j.
the case of yc'.-:r, - =.
may be approu.ic' - =: -. -. .- ..
innocence and E.:r:t -. .'.'.. -..,..s
of tho DEGREES d.. : go -.... =
of the laity.
AMMO Lydon'5 E~1:-c-." = -ono.
In Pittsburgh last c:::,,,,tt, out So'clock
ar Irish girl, 10 years ef age, named An
ME Lydon, threw herself from a fourth
story window of the house No. 18 Diamond
street. When picked up both limbs were
bent backwards until her heels touched
her head. She was frightfully injured
and will die. She came to Fi:ttchCcg!.
from Scranton, Pa, aho"t IL -o,c&thc a!'c
and has been livir% ;s :: t. 2:.''':' - ri
| GUS hotels and Jes'h-,.".:. =; 80 Is.
place she wcG 9rc--~",: ~. "'-::' ''-2ic I
some gooGr from -" -. G. ',.!:-'i:i! -
She cor: ::,-7ed t t...,,... co.'",i+- y. IT,:
thcit, brt c"v1 :" :: ~'9GHr = - TX :2;',~
| tress was .:a:. ar<s ~, .'HH 80. t;"-,'' -
ing arrest sl'c t'-ricci'' ., r.: ..,.'.
| ing into .yn.lI -, = d i.-- -. -r.s-:
the window 10 tic cc,;.'o' -. -.
below.
Toiso,ir:, Is L'~,:::, 49, 80 '.
Great Cxcitemr'5 !,-c-r.'" :. So ,,..
borhood of tho farzl :" lew -t::..s.,3.. .
Eagle Point, MAJ" G:..---:!.,y- ~'-.''
| county, q few da-s - c; - G.. l..
Adams logs were So - :; So. .
and three of t. I'm do. 70 -..
consisting of ct~... -: Z 49,. l:
it was found :. r:.s.;. - o. 9',:"ii h :; :
dough. These L:,.I; wore found to con.
tain large qu:csiv;cs of arsenic. Mr.
i Adam made further search and fOun-
many similar balls mixed among his r..-o
and other grain. The re-,' :i..:rc No:s
will die. There is no clue 10 ~ c';.. >cij.
"A Terrible Accident ON to Leigh = -.
An accident, caused w y n: .c2o
switch, occurred on the 11:;sh:-a i@.!"T
railroad Tuesday at Rumme:ti,'a. &
freight train standing on the siding ~;
ncer Foulk and Fireman Kingsland, of
the freight train. were burned to death
and X. NJ. Mullan, brakeman, was badly
hurt. Both engines were totally wrecked.
Tho baggage and express cars and sleepers
were burned, also the mails. None of the
passengers were injured.
Buried by = Cave-In.
At Buffalo, while some workmen were
engaged in digging a deep sewer ditch
Tuesday morning suddenly one side caved
Henry Rodenmacher and William Yeager.
Their ow-workmen Immediately set to
work to release them, but were too late,
Rodcnmacher, who is 81 years of age, be-
ing taken out crushed and dead, while
Yeager, who is Ga years old, will probably
die.
The Fate Of Morgan, the Mason.
Tobias Forbes, of Clyde, N. Y, who is
nearly 80 years old, and whose father was
a cousin Of William Morgan, of Masonic
nOtOliety, says that Morgan was not muir
dered by his captors, but was released on
condition that he would leave tho country.
He did SO, going to Melbourne, Australia,
and there commenced the publication of
newspaper, which after his death passed
into the hands of his SOD, who may now
be living in that locality.
Suicide OF Love-sicE Maiden.
Near Greensburg, a young woman by
the name of StoOp, who was housekecper
for Mr.. Heiner, a boarding housekeeper
of the place, committed suicide by shoot
ing herself in the head. She had formed
an intimacy with q married man who
boards in the house, and who left her the
revolver with which she killed herself.
Senator Butler Reelected.
General NJ. C. Butler was reelected by
the general Assembly of South Carolina
United States senator. Col. Ii. s. Thomp-
son was inaugurated governor. He de-
livcred an address, touching national as
we'll as home affairs.
whired Around for Tweniy-fou- Hours.
Eugene Murphy, aged Al years, was
found dead in the wheel pit of the echoes
rolling mills. He had walked in at an un-
guarded point, and for twenty-four hours
had been whirling about shaft.