Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
aLEANkD FROM The MORNING MAIL.

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lLEANkD FROM The MORNING MAIL.
Points Tha, Take in the Leading
Incidents of Recent Occurrence, In
cludiDg tho Usual Quota of
Crime and Disaster.
The Alabama Democratic state conven-
ion will meet June Z.
The Democrats of Hartford Conn.,, last
light nominated Charles n. Joslyn for
mayor.
The Canterbury paper mill, near Han
'ver, Conn.,, was burned on Wednesday.
LOSS $50, 1000.
Killed by q Cave-in.
The Byram mine, near Dover, New Jer.
ey, caved in yesterday, killing two men
md seriously injuring several others.
The Lash I'm Maryland.
The governor of Maryland yesterday
'igned the bill recently passed by tho Leg
stature establishing whipping as a pun
shment for wife beating.
An Aged Mans Horrible Death.
Truman Dunham, president of the Cleve
and CO., Linseed oil works, and an old
Ind honored citizen, was caught in the
at the works yesterday and
killed.
Launching OF the ship.
Messrs. Goss, Sawyer & Packard, yes.
5erday at Bath, Me-, launched the ship
William H. Starbuck, 1889 tons burden,
owned by William H. Starbuck, of New
York.
The report of tie loss of 12O lives by the
away of Ralston's cotton gin in
Tensas parish Louisiana, proves, happily,
TO be without foundation.
Suspicious Disappearance.
Augustus P. Corse, business manager OF
the firm Of Corse & Co., stove dealers, OF
Troy, New York, disappeared last Monday
and on that day the firms paper went to
protest. An investigation is going on.
Corse was prominent in social and military
circles.
Caught In the Machinery.
James Coffy, 81 years of age, was caught
in the machinery at No. AZ Broome street,
yesterday. His left arm was torn from
the shoulder and his left leg broken, and
he was sent to Bellevue hospital in a dying
condition.
Dishonest Clerks.
Archie Leavers, confidential clerk fol
G. F. Dwight, Chicago broker, has de.
camped with $4,000 of his employers S
John King, selling clerk fol
Howell s. Cropset, accompanied him with
500 of the firms money.
Hoes Patent Sustained.
Judge Blatchford in the United States
circuit court at New York, has handed
down a decision in the patent case of Hoe
against Kahler, sustaining Hoes patent,
and holding that Kahler's newspaper
folding machine infripged it.
An Insane Murderer.
The insane man who murdered A. C.
Wingate, of Lexington, KY, on board a
railroad train on Wednesday, near st.
Louis, has been identified as w. A. Haines,
of West Salem, O., who had
lived in Arizona for many years.
Indicted for killing Her Husband.
The grand jury at Brooklyn has found
an indictment against Mrs. G.. Barry
Wall for manslaughter in the third degree
in shooting her husband at New Utrecht
l.. I.
Burglars Fire . Building.
Burglars in New York on Wednesday
night attempted unsuccessfully to break
open an iron safe in q four-story building
in Spring street, near Mott, and angered
by their failure, set fire to the premises in
which four families lodged, but the flames
we're discovered and subdued before any
damage ensued or a panic
had been created.
They Had Better 90 Home.
The New York Legislature met yester-
day in joint convention to elect a regent
for tho state university. There being
three candidates, Democratic, Republican
and Tammany, no choice was effected,
and the convention adjourned sine die.
Tho Jury-Fixer" Ia Chicago.
The Gribblcr bribery case' in Chi
cago, in which defendant is charged with
having bribed jury, came to stand still
yesterday. The states attorney announc'
ed that one of the present jury had accept
ed bribe in defendants interest. De.
fendant's council then withdrew from the
ease.
Mollie Mcguire Sentenced.
At Uniontown, Pa, yesterday, Patrick
Dolan, the Mollie Mcguire convicted Of
the murder of Maurice Healey, was SEN
fenced to eleven years Imprisonment in
the peniter tiary. His case will be ap'
pealed.
Tho Government lntorcedes for I.amsOn.
Secretary Frelinghuysen yesterday tele-
rran nhad To Miniafor I.ouall To ask a delay