Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-09
Asst LOUIS MURDER.
sEoR.s, KiLLs A roLrcnmAN.
sergeant JouEs FouIiy murdered ia tic
stest-A Gay Time Anticipated
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| Louis The shooting occurred ut tae
corner of Eighth aud Btddio streets. The
| woman at the time was Intoxicated, aud
| some negroes in the uJighbOrhnud called
| Sergeant Jeuks' attention to the fact that
she had a big pistol in her pocket. The
sergeant followed her from seventh aud
| Carr streets
His presence WAS evidently uuuOtiocd
until just north OF Bidd.e street, on the
east side of Eighth, when tho woman
turned SHARPLY around aud without word
placed her pistol to the forehead ot the
officer and fired. The ball tore its way
through his hat and shattered the front
portion of the skull. He dropped to the
ground, and two brother officers hearing
the report ran 10 the rescue. The woman
tried to escape but WAS captured aud lodged
in the Third district police station, where
she was sulieu aud refused 10 talk.
At the dtspenSary, t1 which the serscau aut
was removed, the phy yslciau could do
nothing to save his life. lie expired IN
less than ten minutes after his arrival
The victim was appointed to the position
of patrnlmeu April Il, 1864, and was pro
mOtCd to a scTgeanCy November -, 1862.
Ills aye on the records shows him to be
forty two years. lie leaves qnite large
family. lie WAS better known and more
| ltkuli4 WIN ANNFidltA AAlNh Nbh'i 'N ,
officer in the city. lie served very long
time in the Fourth district, and was
ideutiied with several important cases,
including the famous BlGbuSCh counter.
letting case. lie was on the verge of
being promoted to Captaincy, and but
for tue fact of too many Americans hold.
ing this grade of office, he would have
succeeded when Captains Price aud Nc
Donald were promoted.
a Gay winter Anticipated.
WASHINGTON sunday Herald.
The White House az Washington, y
( will be very gay this wiutCr. There are
10 be four state dIrners-one % each OF tue
Judges OF the supreme court, another % the
dipumatiC corps and two to senators, aud
perhaps one to Gen. Sheridan, on his tax
ing command of the army. The president
took great king TO Sheridan during their
tour together to the YellOwstone park.
There will be other entertainments. but
those mentioned are already determined
upon. learn, to, that u chef de CUISINE,
who is u first class artist, Will have Charge
| of tbs White House kitchen this winter,
and that the present incumbent must 90,
and that in the appointment Of his success
sor, the rules OF the civil ser.
vice commission relating To promotions
have been totally disregarded. Ought not
some Of the watch dogs OF the treasury
or the reformers. or somebody, do some
thing about this? Thus far the president
has escaped matrimOuy. | suppose, how,
ever. that the feminine correspondents will
again take him in hand rs they did last
winter and telegraph his polite attentions
to the charming women all over the
country. The yearly increasing delegation
of western young ladies will be here IN
force sOOu. aud, as it is certain that every
one of them will be civiIly received aud
politely treated, as they have always been,
straightway each will believe that she has
Impressed the first gentleman, and 50
it will 20 until the season ends, when lu,
the net will be empty as OF yore
The fashionable dinner hOur at Wash
ingtOn this winter will be later than usual
Seven has been the custom, but halt pas
seven and even eight, will prevail hereAt
ter. The latter viii be the hour a
, the White House, which will settle IL,
; m alter.
: Washington Gossip.
As soon as the president returns t.
Washington, d. c., he will begin th,
: preparation of his annual message. IE
5 various bureaus have been directed no
to make their reports public until after
: the message has been delivered - Con
, gTess. This is in order n 10 auticipat,
the president. Mr.. f. F.. Andrews, tht
art st, has just completed y very pleasing
. full length portrait OF the prosdruC, whict
has arrived at the White House. Tn,
White House has now portrait Of ever,
president except President Buchanan
President ArthuT's arrival is looked for.
ward to with pleasure in Washington, fCI
there he is extremely popular, and treateC
with great respect. He might walk arOunC
Washington like Haroun Al RasChd auC
never hear an unpleasant word of himself
= aud II is to be remembered that DUwher
in this country is there less glamour sur
rounding public persons than in Washing
. ton.
Q Senators and representatives, are hap
pening in town constantly to make thell
] arrangements for the long session. Sena,
A tor Pike, of New Hampshire, has bough
5 a house the Russian legation has taker
. the tiue mansion built by Gov. Shepherd
= aud lately occupied by the Chinese lega
Q ton. Mr.. Abram 5. Hewitt will be at th
. Portland. Senator Palmer, of Michigan
+. who succeeded Senator Ferry, has takel
- the WudOm palace. Mr.. Blaine di,
n better with his house than any of tht
q other palace builders whose line house
D helped to ruin them. 1t is varIously pub
lished that $ll, 900 TO $l3, ,OOO is paid 70
| INC DIANE mouse, duu tuAJ Is a sLup5nuOus
rent for Washingtou-the Cameron an,
Window houses briug 81, 600.
The influx of strangers will DO yer
great this winter, and 1t is reported tha
everybody in New York is coming owe
here to spend the winter. The reason o
this is that the New Workers, weary o
c straying and going half clothed on $40, 0O
a year in New FORK, come here where the
can live in good style for that money.
Mr.. Robson has not yet sold his S2S
/ 900 house. He holds out for 800, 900, AM
. says If he gets it be will Immediately huil
again here. He will not build again Il
y Washington-that may be safely assumed
But this winter, it will seem as Thoma
. Corwin expressed moro than twenty year
, ago, 'the gods are all dead" Neithe
Mr.. Blaine's nor Mr.. Conkling's nor Judg
Z Thurman's place has been filed yet, anC
r Judge Blacks great figure will be miss
; ed.
1t is known that Senator George Frisbi
Hoar IL going to speak about Tewksbur
: Just as soon as Congress meets.
Are We DsterIorating?
q The London Lancet indorses an opiuio
, recently delivered by Mr.. Spence Bate, +
= X. s., and long since maintained by til
|. few thoughtful dentists, that human teet
u among the cultivated classes are in pro
cess OF degeneracy. The dentine"
aa.aE. a, Al 4 l.