Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-14
AUuipENr AND CRIME.


Kscsnt uasusitis- At Hcms aud Abroad
Two steamers were wrecked IN Holland
in tho recent gales on, OF rexcl and the
utlcr OF IIelyoctsluys. \ lito boat found
thrCo doai b,dies aboard thH steamer
wrecked of the latter port
\ hurricane in the pgovIuC' VI Ahchnt',
Spain, uprootcd ) 5,iOl oliyN trees IN tac
provinces. At Dsuia an imm 'nSc stl do.
molished the Quays, inundated the to"n,
and wrecked fourteen vessels IN th'
hatbOr.
JOlu RYAN, ot BlAuycltvtllc, ani FL
ward Mcdonald, of FicrmDut, were run
over and killed by an express train ON tho
W0st Shore railroad, uIar Nya1E, New
York
AsllU,td At the shat, Of tao Slsqu'
hanna C1al company at NAntlo1h1, IA e,
gave way aud fell into the pit, carrying
down Thomas Simon - mlugr who was
instantly killed.
\ passenger train aud = frCiGhs .ratl ON
the Georgia ceutral railroad c'lieu, y!
miles from Savannah. and both were
wrecked. J. +. Wilson. Of Daylsborougb.
Georgia was killed, aud iuut others Nc.c
badly injured.
Kluuebrew's -four mil, 10 HaruNool
Texas was burned On Wednesday. L1ss,
$4,000
Liviugstons -four mills AZ PAiu2Ah,
KY, were burned ThursdAy morning,
Loss, $50, 900. The fire was caused b. tina
spontaneous combustion OI IDur dust,
CrImos OF violence.
4 young woman nluel kciSsr roc'
mtttcd suicide by shr'uu, herself IN a
hotel in New York TlGr, !ay u'Inr 01e
had been dlsapp pI,ntNi ia 1--WE.
At ktushs CITY, NJ, Weiues i'N,
Frank James was released On a. 600 bnd
lie was Immediately reLlgestei On the
charge Of killing CAshIsI Sheets, At Ghuh-
tin, in 1868.
Five horse aud Cl::p rL.cv,s hLys 6ern
killed by yigilautS In the Nebraska valley
within the last ten days. ESo Of the
accused were shot, the others haugel.
Unknowu scnuuireiS entered III" Jewish
synagogue in Chicago Weiaoslly night,
and destroyed the interior Oruimeutation,
wreuched of tho sas dxjlre>. tore COWS
and curtain and completely wrecked the
furniture. The cause oi the vandalism i
unknown.
Frauds and FoTGe'-,
Deputy Collector Sttpes Of the fourth,
North Carolina district, has luS. retururd
frum a raid ~ Grange county, n which he
captured 3 disti,leries and $500 gallons OF
beer.
Ia the |. 5. court at Detroit, DR. RDbsrt
E. Douglass pleaded guilty o.! forging
pension papers, aud was sentenced 10 con
tiuemont N the house Of correction Tor
four years.
Charles Thompson, known rs 1.-The
Opium Fiend of tue Arkansas Valley,
has been arrested in Denver, Colorado,
for passing couuterfeIt half dollars. Jar
rett StlIIwell has been arrested a. Steudal,
Indiana, for making c9unte5Ccit silver
coin.
Perry Jacobus, secretary OF the Euraha
consolidated mining company, has been
arrested in san FraucscJ on sixteen
charges c: embeEzlsment. The totaI
amodnt of his alleged s'cslingS IS $4,000.
w. =. Galloway, station u lster On tho
International and Great N1rslern railway
at Palestine. Texas, has been arrested on
a charge of ombszzliug IS 900 be'o1 sing
u the company.
The yIsSiuiA UeOt settlement
! joint resolution adopted at a Demo.
cratic caucus On Wednesday nigh: W
introduced iu.o both Houses OF the Elr
ginil ! gisllture Yesterday. l. declare
shat the people Of ElrIiula have accepf"i
the aC. Of February, 1882 known rs The
'RidiiebeTger bill, AZ the ultimate snr-.,-
ment OF the te0t Of this state that i. il
their Ulaltera5lc purpose that that ssttl..
melt shall be hdal, and any expectation
that any other basis will ever BE- made OF
tolerated By the people Of Virginia is 40
sOlutely illusory and hopeless. Second
thai the interests Of the public creditors
az well as the safety and welfare Of the
state require that that settlement shall bl
accepted by the creditor, as well as by th,
state, and, therefore, tho General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia on behalf of all the p0opl,
Of tho state advise aud cal upon Eo!dcrl
OF all bonds and claims against The com
mOpw weslth To come forward with prompt
ness aud fund the samo under the prOvis
ions of said act Third, That the govsrno
Of the common woalth be requested 20 com
muuicate these resolutions 70 holders o
bonds and claims against the state By proc
lamation." II is said the resolution vi
be adopted without doubt.
Extending the Baseball Season
At Cincinnati, the American assOciatius
baseball convention adjourn d THURSDAY
night, after voting to extend the cham
piOnship season from May 10 October Is
Each club Is to play ten games will
every other member OF the association
The foul bound Is retained, as was also TIA
rule in regard to the pitohor's position
The contract for the bail was award sd Z
! 4. J. Reach for three YeIT5. Cmpires wer
appointed as follows George T. Seward
! Of st. Louis Terrence COnnoll. PhiladeI
, phia J. Brennan, Indianapolis J. G
| Valentine, Brooklyn ; j. McQuaid, Chicl
90 (substtute), and ! J. DAly, New
| York (substtute). The assOoiaC on vii
meet in Baltimore on March 10 adopt
schedule and to revise the playing rules.
An irish Convention.
The Irish state convention In session a
| Milwaukee, on Thursday, unanimousl
adopted resolutions condemning th
British government approving the actio
of tho Philadelphia convention otllin
for allegiance 10 Parnell; declaring tha
Ireland's hope lies in the fraternity sn
union Of her sons, regardless OF creed O
section denouncing as Infamous tho o
forts of the British government to re
kindle the fires of religious intolerance a
manifested in the late attacks by Euglist
inspired mobs at meetings OF the Iris
nationalists in Ireland and declaring
tho duty of Irishmen 70 promote MANI
factures in Ireland, and encourage tb
importation of Irish goods into Amerio
After agreeing to the resolutions the COZ
Vention adjourned.
Frank James Released ana Resrrssted.
At Kansas City, Mo-, Frank James WI
released on 90, 900 bail Thursday Afternoon
Ho was Immediately rearrested on n charl
OF killing Cashire Sheets at Gallatin in 1856