Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-04-04

within few blocks of Lauber's. The,
was the man Barnes, who caused
the arrest week ago, and the same pro-
seedlings will be gone through with as
heretofore. Barnes says that when he
reached the restaurant on Sunday he was
invited inside, and that he would have
been received with all the honors of war,
but declined.
Election Results.
Returns from eleven out of the fifty six
precincts of Cincinnati, show Republican
LOSSES which, at the same rate for the
others to be heard from, will give Demo-
cratic majority of 5000, but it is likely
that the majority will be greater, as none
of tho German wards have been heard
from, where the Republicans expected the
losses.
In the city election at Hartford, Conn,
the Republicans reelected Morgan G.
Bulkely mayor by 22a majority. They also
reelected the city treasurer and marshal.
The Democrats elected the city clerk,
auditor and collector.
The Democrats elected their mayor and
four aldermen yesterday at Keokuk, Iowa,
and the Republicans elected their city as
SCISSOR and two aldermen.
Election MIDDLE at Norristown.
At the last election at Norristown,
George F. Coleman, Joseph Blackman and
Samuel Overholzer we're elected to repre-
sent the Sixth ward in council. At the
meeting of council yesterday for organiza
tion, objection was made "that it was
illegal to admit more than one representa-.
tive from the Sixth ward" The president
sustained the objection. whereupon an in
junction was served to show cause why
the members-elect should not be admitted.
The matter was argued before Judge Ross,
who reserved his decision until tomorrow.
Two Wife Murders.
John Jonas, u middle-aged Bohemian,
killed his wife yesterday at Omaha, Neb..
by shooting her, and then shot and killed
himself. Mrs. Jonas was a notorious abor-
ZIONIST.
Martin Jcffreys, New York longshore-
man. yesterday beat his wife so badly that
her life is despaircd OF, because she refused
him money to spend in drink. He was
arrested.
Struck u bonanza.
The Cranberry iron company has dis
covered on its property in Mitchell coun-
ty, North Carolina, two veins of the finest
magnetic ore. one Of eighteen feet and
the other thirty -four feet. They have
tunnelled through the veins in building a
railroad. There is much rejoicing among
the iron men of Chattanooga, Tenn, as it
insures to the Chattanooga mineral dis
trict an abundant supply of steel-making
ore.
Trouble In the Firm.
John !. Troxe!l. Jacob s. Lewis and
John N. Barger, partners in the wholesale
millinery business, at No. "a West Fourth
street, Cincinnati, have made an assign.
ment to Alexander Faddack. John n
Barger has brought suit against the other
members of the firm asking that receiver
he appointed.
steamship Ohcers Indicted.
Bills of indictment will probably be
drawn at Memphis. Tenn, charging ''Doc''
Burant, the mate Of the steamer Golden
City, and captain of the watch "Wash ~
Smith with involuntary maDslaughter in
connection with the recent disaster.
Readings New Councils.
The city councils of Reading organized
yesterday by electing Democratic officers
John II. Keppleman was chosen clerk Of
select council. In common council F. s.
Jacobs was elected president and George
II. Felix clerk.
Railroad Acciden,.
A west-bound train on the Little Miami
railroad was thrown from the track five
miles west of Xenia, Ohio, yesterday. The
engineer, named Livingston, John Craft,
fireman and Thomas Marigan, brakeman
were injured, the fireman very seriously,
Big Fire IN Wisconsin.
A fire at Otter Lake, Wisconsin, dc
stroycd 5000, 600 feet of lumber belonging
to S. J. Murphy, the Otter Lake Lumber
company and others, and about twenty
buildings, making IA families homeless
Loss, about s75,0 900.
Sentenced for Manslaughter.
Winder Culver was convicted on Satur-
day at Salisbury, Md, of manslaughter il
killing one Hattop, a farmer, and sen
tencef to eight years imprisonment.
"A Laborcr Killed.
Matthew Schwickert, German, aged
35 years, while at work on some new
buildings on Tenth avenue, New York
Yesterday, was struck OH the head by q
falling beam and killed.
Change of Name.
The Members of the New. York butter
cheese and egg exchange yesterday de
citled by vote of 40 to % to change the
title of the organization to the Mercantile
exchange.
A Town Burnoi Down.
Half the business portion of Dayton
Washington territory, was burned Oh Sun
day night. The loss has not yet been as
certaiEeI.
No Electric Light.
Tho Dominion government has decided
not to light the Welland canal with elec
trio light, and will use gas at $40, 900 pei
annum.
Dishonest Letter Carrier.
Charles A. Hannaford, mounted letter
carrier, was arrested yesterday at Atlanta
Ga, for stealing letters.
Police commissioners Removed.
Mayor Green yesterday removed tht
three police commissioners Of Boston, anC
will appoint others.
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