Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-01-20
CHi s-s ~ IlkiEUCS PHASES
J lie Wicked Way OF the weary ~ 81 EH-kai.
road Nlsn ArrcStes

Jiie Wicked Way Oi the weary U. >.rEd- Rail-
road Men Arrested.
Superintendent Cranicll, Train D2-
sratcher Bennett, Kngincer killingbach
and Conductor Winuard nC the Troy s.
Boston railroad, whom tho cnruner'S jury
has held responsible for the killing Of
Frank G. Bauuaagc and ,'Ghn EioTt:;li, in
the collision OF a freight train ut Mclrose,
have been placed under arrest. Their bail
has been ::ccaplcd.
A Fight for the Possession OF Property.
Quite sensation occurred at Fleet
| wood county. Friday morning. Samuel
II EOtheriGcj, with 4 force Ui twenty five
| men, tore up The large iron ore wharf, 800
| feet long, which is b>ing rebuilt III that
| borough Squire .i:stucs. !. Damn, who
| claims to ke the owner, subsequently
ordered the nlCn away, and upon their re-
tusul to leave be gathered together i force
Of men, made q ci.i.I-c and captured the
wharf. the KHtherrlni party then leaving,
with Drm,i. in pOsSn$!i!u.. \ number Of
suits is III prospect. Doth parties claim
the site.
San sr.n:I,c.. Officials ;,tsa.iny the Public
! ir'cy.
| Mr. Frit1in, E,,nkkeper OF the munici.
| pal corporation yard i'll san Francisco,
says that stealing has been going on III
the street department by carrying: more
wogl:men OF the Jay roll tllan arc actually
| employed also That the ,iuc- boob, has
| been spirited away to prevent discovery,
| and forced balances have hG3r mlic in
the books.
| Farmer aEurder"d by his liiec,i N!an.
! \ fame: nlinod NeSji:t, residing at
| LoM;, Poi"t. Quebec. Wa; attacked ny his
| hired man. Timothy Doniey, who Shot
him in tie neck and broke u shovel over
his head, DnnIcy then attacked Mrs.
Ncsbitt. who drove him OF with a poker,
l. is Thought tlia5 Nj. Nesbitt is fatally
wounded. Donlcy was arrested.
| Dcsreradoes Battling tI,e EaN.
| A desperate encounter between , part V
OF despe.,I0rS and sheIiils posse took
| place IL tia',ine Pass, La. The t,cspar.-
docs being surrounded ina house, opened
fire cn the posse. The ira Was returned.
JOAN Morgan, the leader OF the d2s,era
does, and john Furi,,w, one Of The siioriif's
| ,0>se, were killed.
| 1D Dco:.s:osi after Ten Years Service.
Frank Pretty, cashier OF thc dry goods
l,uu>o Of James Johnston. to Co.,. cf Mon
| tre:l. for ten years. h.s Ibscon&e,i tp the
United States lie is IL neinuItcr to q
|
stocks for some time a!.d lost heavily.
Poisoned Ey Eslacx Stockings.
| II Cleveland HAIRY Y. Chapman, a O.
ycar0ld hoy living III Lake-strcet ii few
weeks ago d,.lncd :: pair OF black stockings
In some manner he cbafcd ono Of his heels,
and the colOring from the stocking got into
| the wounn. Soon the foot and limb began TO
swell perccptOly. A physician was called
| pln ,,rnn 90 nt
ing AL Efforts to get the boys blood free
of the poison failed. and yesterday lie
died from the effects Of the Trouble.
The foot and leg were swollen to twice
their natural size at the time oftl"ath.
| Bnr,..i or :: Eishop-
| The funeral OF Right Rev. J. G. Talbot,
Episcopal bishop of Indara, took place
| Yesterday from ST. Paui'S church, il. In.
dianapolis. There were present Bishops
Bedeii, OF Ohio Jagsar Of Southern Ohio :
Wsllrs, Of WISCONSIN, DudIcy. Of Ken,
| lucky NcL"reI, of Illinois Brown. of
Fond du Lac, and Burgess, of Quincy.
Bishops .Iaggar. Weles and Rcdel con
Quoted the services. The funeral process
sion included representatives of the state
and city governments. The interment was
in Crown Hill cemetary.
| The Milwaukee TIleatre Explosion.
Anson Farrington, injured by the ex-
plOson on the stage of the opera house in
Milwaukee on Thursday night, died YES
terday. Albert Seymour cannot recover
The other three injured are doing we'll.
and not in danger. The disaster was
caused py /" the mixing of dydrogcn ;ir;l
! oxygen gas with which the two cylinders
We're charged, causing one to explode. -
The company played the Lights O.
London y last night before empty
seats.''
| Kicked TO Death by u Horse.
Thomson Lord, young man, aged
about twenty two years, while whipping Il
horse that was tied in stable in Homes
dale, was kicked by the animal and in
stantIy killed. His father was standing
by at the time and demonstrating with
him for his cruelty to the beast that was
cringing under the lash. The young man
was to have been married ina few days
Representative Dukes at siome.
n. L. Dukes has arrived at his home in
UniontOwn from Harrisburg. lie jumped
from the train while it was still in motion.
instead OF continuing his way to the depot
and proceeded by back street to his roam
in the Jennings house. He still occupies
the room in which Mutt was killed. Mr..
Dukes did not appear on the streets yes
terday. 1t is probable he will not attempt
to claim his scat in the House of Represen,
tatives.