Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-11-28
NEWS NOTES.
Interesting Paragraphs OF Late Happening

interesting Paragraphs of Late Happenings
Tho patent Office yesterday issued 4O5
patents, % designs, Is trade marks, 90
labels and reissues. Twenty five patents
were issued TO foreigners.
1t is said that the amount of squared
timber cut in tho Ottawa region Of Canada
during the coming winter will DO about
6,Wo,OOO feet, or two.thirds of tho out.
put Of last year.
burg saying that Sergeant Mason has ac-
cepted an engagement to appear ut the
museum in that city, and adding /" His
wife and child not TO be exhibited"
The secretary of state yesterday re-
ceiyed telegram from our minister in
Paris announcing that the OHicid! Journal
will to day publish decree caucelliug the
prohibition of the importation Of AmerI-
can pork into France.
The cabinet meeting yesterday was at.
tended by all the members except the
postmaster general. The session lasted
nearly four hours, and was mainly devoted
to the consideration of foreign affairs and
matters TO DO discussed in the presidents
message.
Secretary Folger is said to have adopted
the standard time in the treasury depart.
ment, to accommodate the many employees
who live in Baltimore and other places
near Washington, and who have to travel
on trains running by the new time.
In the New York court Of appeals ut
Albany, yesterday,a motion recently made
for areargument of the appeal in the case
| OF Williams VS.. the Western Union tele.
graph company was denied, with costs
This finally settles the litigation in favor
| of the company.
Oscar NJ. Atwood, n colored man having
been admitted as a student in the national
college Of pharmacy in Washington, all
but eight of the forty.six students in the
college quilted IL on Monday night. The
seceders were headed by Bigelow, pres
dent of the college association.
In the city council at Kingston, Ontario,
Tuesday morning, Alderman Carson
moved and Alderman White seconded a
resolution thanking Captain " Abbie
Thompson, of the Salvation army, for her
labors in Kingston during the last nine
months. When the motion was announced
the aldermen rushed from the church in a
body aud failed TO return.
\. G.. Benyon,ex president of the Pacific
bank of Boston, who disappeared after the
collapse of the bank, is said to be living in
Canada on funds supplied by parties IN
Boston. The Boston Journal says "ShOuld
this source of iucome be cut off 1t is stated
| that Benyon would Immediately return "a
this city, as he has several times threatened
10 do, and that he would them make
startling developments"
A man who gave his namo "a Pyle,
about 65 years of age, was taken to the
German hospital last night by park
guard, who found him in the park with
his throat cut. The man stated that three
or four days ago he was robbed of five
dollars by q man who then cut his throat,
and threw him into a hoe, where he had
lain in an unconscious condition unit
discovered by the guard. He was in al
emaciated aud starved condition wher
found
The national arbitration league OF th'
United States began its second anuua
session in 81. Georges hall yesterday
The convention was organized by th
election of officers, Bishop Simpson bsinl
chosen president. 4 letter regrotting hi
inability to be present was read frou
General Grant in which he said IN.
views on the subject Of peace arbitration
in the settlement of International difleren
, ces, intead of the sword, have not changed
But my hope of its speedy Accomplishment
has diminished. II is only by keepin
the subject above, however, that 1t can b
acCOmplishel,p