Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-05-16

University Press, at Cambridge, Massa-
chusetts, have resumed work. the firm
having agreed to their conditions. The |
American boatmen who, in Ottawa, q few |
days ago, demanded an increase in the |
shipping rate from that city to New York. |
still hold out. They have been offered |
1915 per thousand feet, but demand "a |
They control GOO boats.-Large numbers |
of sailors belonging to ocean steamers are
deserting daily at Montreal, to take service
on the upper lakes at higher wages.
Tho Pennsylvauia Pardon Board.
The board of pardons met in Harris
burg yesterday aud considered eleven
cases, which were disposed of as follows
Michael Buckley, of Philadelphia, man
slaughter, continued to the June session
F. G. Schlosser, of Franklin, felony, held
under advisement George Breidegan, of
Montgomery, burglary, recommended
communication of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
expire at end of two years and four
months from the day of sentence; Richard
Bullmer. of Philadelphia. burglary, held
under advisement Charles Golding, of
Chester, burglary, held under advisement;
Esaias Lankhuff, of Lancaster, burglary,
held under advisement Stephen Quinn,
| of Mexican, robbery. refused Harry
Clifton, of Philadelphia, larceny, CON
tinued F. S. Warren, of Susquehanna,
murder in the second degree, continued !;
j. B. DeHuff, of Cumberland, arson, re-
fused II. L. Worthin, of Fayette, arson,
continued Philip Jones, of Philadelphia,
larceny, held under advisement.
| Societies In Session.
The grand lodge of Odd Fellows Of
PENNSYLVANIA met yesterday in Harrisburg
The committee on election reported that
Or. G.. N. Hickok, of Bedford, was elected
grand master ; George Hawks, of Phila-
delphia, deputy grand master ]; DR.. Van
arsdalen, of Chester, grand warden Jas.
B. Nicholson. of Philadelphia, grand sec
1etary NJ. Richards Muckle, of Philadel-
phia, grand treasurer. Mr.. Muckle was
also chosen grand representative to the
sovereign grand lodge of the United
States.
The grand lodge Knights OF Pythias
met in Atlanta, Georgia, yesterday. The
mayor delived an address of welcome.
An address on the principles of the
order was delivered by Samuel W.
Smalls.
One hundred delegates to the interna-
tional convention of the Young Mems
Christian association, which is to NEE
in Milwaukee, arrived in that city yester
day. Five hundred more are expected to
. day.
Disastrous Flros.
A block of stores in Bartlett. Dakota
was burned yesterday. Loss, $50, 600 -
The old Ten Eyck mansion at Whitehall
I Now York, was burned yesterday morn
! ing. 1t was built by General Bradstreet
and was headquarters of the Tories o
f that section during the Revolution. Fo
+ the last century it has been occupied b.
: the Gansevoort and Ten Eyck families.
q The pottery of Stevens Brothers & Co., il
a Baldwin county, Georgia, was burned
\ yesterday. Loss, $2O, O,OOO.-The house
!; John PawsoD, in Bracebridge, Ontario
!. was burned last night. Pawson and hi
n ten year old son were burned to death.
il Fatal Railway Collision.
A collision has occurred on the Caledonia
railway at the Lockerby junction. Eng
land. A heavy goods train from Carlisle
collided with passenger express trai
from Stanraer, blocking the station an
IS doing considerable damage. While the
% we're locked into each other the Glasgow
g express train ran into the wreck, produe
D. ing double collision. The carriages wer
II mashed, twenty or more passengers wer
{, seriously injured and seven were kille
u instantly.
Afraid of Dynnmiters.
~ A rumor that the dynamiters intende
% to damage the Welland canal, has cause
y the Canadian authorities to take extr
:, precautions to protect the exposed points
y The following was received yesterday
.f Halifax, Nova Scotia, from the keeper
- the Darlington light ship: "A few da!
y ago fine looking top-mast schooner,
. about 100 tons, with all her flying kit
y, set, came into harrington bay, passed l
~ the light ship, tackled ship, and went o.
~ again She had about so men on deck. :"
~ Deaths by Violence.
IS VIM. Miller, a miner, was killed
ia Battle City, Montana, on Monday night, I
ID falling down a shaft 400 feet deep.-Whi
\. five men were being let down the shaft
N the Pancoast cOmpany's colliery
a. Scranton yesterday morning, the ro
as s'became lOosened and permitted the c
Ie to descend forty feet to the foot of Z
he SLOPE" All the men were severely injur
d. and one of them named Patrick Gull
I'd was not expected to recover.
Nv Baseball Yesterday.
re- At New York, Metropolitan. 6; A
legheny. 2; at St. Louis, st. Louis,
Cincinnati, 1; at Chicago, Chicago,
New York, Z; at Detroit, Detroit,
Philadelphia, 4, ten innings at Clev
land, Cleveland, 2; Boston, at Rea
,st ing, Active, 3; Trenton, 2. Game call
off at sixth inning on account of rain.
he Pottsville, Quickstep, z; Anthracite
ug at Philadelphia, Athletic, Baltimore