Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-11
MAIL EWS.

Condensed Intelligence From Many Places.
The public bills supposed to have been
stolen from the governors office in Boston
have been found. The Tcwkesbury ap-
preparation bill has been sent to the sec.
retary of state as having becomo law
without tue governors signature, while
the Plymouth county Jail bill will be- sent
to the House, where aveto OF it is on the
table. ''The full statement of the finding
of tho bills" it is said, Twill exoneratG the
governors department.
Tho grand jury a: Syracuse, N. V, has
indicted Henry +. Thompson and Ralph
Watkins, for grave robbery. The offence
was committed in March last, when tho
body of OK Supervisor Harman was taken
from the cemetery at Camilus, and was
found in the dissecting room of the SYRIA
cuse medical college.
Advices from Port al Prince to May
oath report that the people OF three vii
lagos in Hayti had rcbelled, and it is be-
lieved that other uprisings would follow.
| There was no change in the situa'iOn at
Miragoane, the national troops and the
rebel forces contenting themselves with
| watching each other.
The explosion in q powder magazine as
| Scutari, caused by Il stroke OF lightning,
killed 10 soldiers and Z civilians and
| wounded 40 soldiers and Is civilians. A
portion of the bastion fell on u bazaar
which .djoins the magazine, causin, great
destruc ion of property.
A tel, yram from DaIlts, Texas, reports
that tho cattle drive thus far this season
exceeds all expectations.' Over @00, 600
have already passed over the trail that
goes through, which does not include
| more than ha'f tho number that will be
driven from the state.
The case of q. S. Marshal Stvohaah was
given to tho jury in Montgomery, Ala ,
| On Saturday afternoon. After a few hours
ieliberation the jury returned a verdict OF
not guilty.
Several persons injured in the Brooklyr
| bridge disaster have placed their cases in
tho hands of :.n attorney for tho recovery
of damages
| Chester W. Chapin, ex p:eoid"nt of tho
Boston & Albany railroad, disl yesterday
IN Springfield, Mass.
Tho tree baths in New York wsrn used
by %, ,419 men and boys, AMI i2, 43s
women and girls last week.
| 1858 immigrants landed in Castle Gar
den, New York, last week.
| Annals Of crime.
| At De Kalb, Miss, last Friday night 4
mob Of armed men broke into the Jail tn
lynch colored murderer named Boden.
They were unabled to get tho keys ol
his cell door, and failing TO break it in
riddled him with bullets through the bars
He fell at the first lirc-Jo!,n w. Green, a
respected citizen Of Grant county, Ky,
was shot dead from an ambush near his
home on Friday last. Six members OF !,
family named Jump have been arrested on
suspicion.-While Marshall Garsill was
extinguishing street lamps in Millersburg,
KY, on Saturday night, II, Was shot and
mortally wounded by au unknown assassin
Benjamin Merley shot and killed his
stepdaughter, Mrs Leella Hynes, aud theu
committed suicide at Syracuse, New York,
on Saturday night. Family troubles wers
the cause.-the Kentucky court OF ap
peals, in Louisville, on Saturday reaflirmcd
tho decision of the lower court refusing a
new trial to Ellis Craft, one of the Ash
land murderers -" Bill" Fox, rough
who murdered w. l.. Howard for money
near Nevada, Missouri, few days ago
has been found guilty aud sentenced to be
hanged on July 1S.-William T. Dodson
Indicted for tho murder of James Reed Oh
April 90, was convicted in DaEvillo, Va.
by three juries on Saturday of murder il
the second degree ofattempting to burn a
house to cover a murder, and OF en-
bezzling funds of warehouse where hs
was employed. His punishment for the
three crimes was fixed five, three and
two years in the penitentiary, respec
lively. He seemed pleased ut getting of
SO easily.
! VSrious CaIamltIes.
A tornado passed over part of Gallo
way county, Missouri, last Friday night
causing much damage to property. NJ
person is reported killed or injured
A heavy storm of wind and rain prevailed
ON Friday evening in portions OF Illinois
At Springfield fences and barns Wore
blown down and houses uurOofed. Along
the Wabash railroad the country was
flooded and much damage was done to the
crops.-The leak in the canal at Utica,