Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-05
THE DAYS NEWS.
soilE ITEMS OF VARIED INTEREST.
GIesnirgs From This Mornings niails-Dts-
asters by Land ana Wxter.-A Schoon-
er's Crew Lost In q Storm.

GIesnirgs From This Mornings niails-Dfs-
asters by Land ana wxter.-A schoon-
er's Crew Lost In q Storm.
The schooner Industry, Captain King,
from St. Joseph, capsized just north OF
New Haven, Mich. aud all on board were
drowned. Tie disaster occurred near the
shore, and was witnessed by hundreds,
but owing to the terrible sea, it was i'm
possible to render any assistance to the
crew. who were washed from the rigging
one by one. Captain King was the last
to 90 down. At one time he was so near
land as TO be recognized by acquaintances
on the shore. A part of the rigging came
ashore together with a board bearing the
name Industry" Gallant efforts were
made by the sailors on the shore to rescue
the perishirg crew, but the wreck was car
ried so rapidly by the gale that nothing
could reach her. The severest storm OF
the season is raging and it is impossible
to do anything except wait till morning,
when a search for the bodies will be begun.
Deadly Effect OF q Storm.
A destructive hail and wind storm Oc
CURED on Saturday, extending from Hall.
fax to Garysburg, N. c., distance OF
ten miles. Several houses were blown
down and huge trees uprOOted. Matilda
Gary, colorcd, and her two children, four
and fifteen years old, living near Garys-
burg, were killed by the blowing down OF
her house. The other members of the
family narrowly escaped alive The hail
stones were as large as ones fist. 1t is
feared much destruction Of crops was
done. Trains from the South have been
delayed by blockades of fallen trees.
Ordination of Priests and Deacons.
Bishop MacMahon, of Hartford, ordain.
ed eight priests and twelve deacons on
Saturday at St. Joseph's Catholic Provin
cial seminary, Troy, N. y. Archbishop
Gibbon at st. Mary's seminary, Baltimore,
ordained seven priests, six deacOns and
sixteen subdcacons, and conferred minor
orders on eight and the tonsurc on twenty
four candidates, including J. j. OConnOr
and T. E. Mangan, of Trenton N. J.
Fell Into q Vessels Hold.
Colonial Moses Summers, port warden
of Now York. was seriously if not fatally
injured, on Saturday morning, by falling
into the hold of a vessel on the East river
Colonel Summers served with distinction
in the late war, was formerly proprietor o
the Syracuse Standard, and at one time /;
member Of the New York assembly.
Tho Election in Wilmington, Del.
Complete returns from all the wards IL
Wilmington show the election Of the Re-
publican ticket by majorities Of about $50
The total vote of the city was For mayor
DR.. J. P. Wales, Rep, 1854 Joseph L.
Carpenter, DEM, 4, 152. City Treasurer;
J. Eldridge Pierce, Rep, 1854 Johr
Guthrie. Dem., 4,O53. President of the
Council, Henry c. Conrad, Rep, 1870
Robert II. Taylor, DEM, 4, i19. The Re
publicans elect seven councilmen, which
with five holding. over members and the
president, gives them a majority Of three.
The Democrats elect eight counciimen.
There was considerable disturbance ovcl
the election. The most serious row oc-
CURED in the Eleventh ward, over a dis
puted vote of colorcd man. in which
William A. Croney, the Republican candi
date for council, was beaten SO badly that
he had to be taken home in y carriage.