Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-01

fine, she should be placed at work on the
streets. Not being able to pay, he ordered
her fettored and set 10 work.
The police obeyod these instructions aud
turned the manaclcd woman over to the
street supervisor, who set her to work
with colored street hands in an alley
running into Broad street Shc refused
to work and the negroes seized her and
dumped her into % cart and carried hor
back to the guard house. On hearing OF
this Judge Daniel ordered that sho bo
chained to the rear end Of the dump cart
and that il be driven back to the place
where tho work was being done. In this
manner the procession stated and was
witnessed by hundreds of people. n
number Of ladies' at the Curttss house saw
the spectacle and were 50 moved by it that
they urged gentleman to endcavor 70
have tho woman released.
n writ of habcas corpus was sued out
and the execution of any further orders OF
the police Judge restrained until further
action, Judge Daniel claiming two days.
time TO answer the writS. Tho orders oi
the police judge were authorized by re-
cent action Of council, when II was ordered
that all persons, malo or female, white or
black, bo made to work out their fines on
the streets and in chains.
\ series of Accidents.
\ series of accidents occurred IN bar
| NUNS circus, at Milwaukee on Friday
| evening, Mile. SlcsiI, one the chariot
| riders, was thrown out while riding
| rapidly around the ring, by her chariot
striking canvas support and she was
dangerously injured in the head. n tiger
caused panic by escaping from his cage
aud rushing wildly around. lie was
| finally lassoed, Just as he was about to
spring into a crowd OF people. Two
heavily loaded street cars going from the
show grounds got into collision, and one
Of them ran of tho track and capsiZed
| Three persons were Injured one perhaps
fatally.
A carriage containing Mrs. Stafford,
Mrs. smith, her daughter, and Mr.. aud
Mrs. Frank Fhust, was run into by
railroad train near Erie on Saturday. Al
the parties were dangerously injured.
| The body of Harry Street, tho year ole
boy who disappeared from his in Trenton
| y. j., last week, WAS found last evening
in the canal few yards from his parent $
house. 1t is supposed ne fell overheard
while playing on the bank.
| HORRIBLY MausleI by tho cars.
The dead body Of John Murtgh, o
Pheuixyillo, was found Sunday morning
by the side of Philadelphia and Readinl
railroad track midway between Merioi
and Port Kennedy stations, Montgo mer.
county, by the crew Of the down plSsen
train which is due At Bridgeport NJ 6AO a
m. The train brought the bDdyto Bridge
port, where an inquest was held. \ dee
cash had been cut in th, forehead, th'
back part of the head WAS crushed IN an'
both legs were broken, From pay enYc
lope in one Of the dead mans pockets i
was learned that he he'd AZ employc o
the Phoenix iron company, ofPhwniNviiIe
lie was 26 years of age, unmarried an
was last seen at PhUnlxyills on Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock after having receives
his pay sl4 l3 were found on h person
1t is supposed hc wa struck By q nigh
train while walking On the track. Ih
place where his body was found Is abou
eight miles south OF PEUnixytllc.
Moro Haalns ~ Annapolis.
At Annapolis, Md, Naval Cadet Ten
naut, of Michigan, OF tho second class
was placed on board the United State
ship Santee Sunday, charged with hazini
a fourth class man. Cadet Ten
uant only returned from leave Saturday
and had no. yet taken oil his citiz z3n's suit
before he had committed the act for whic
he was put under arrest. The cadet yC
pudiates the charge that his condu2s va
hazng. Two other cadets are also charl
ed with ha2ing other fourth class men.
court Of inquiry is in progress IL the
cases, but their arrests have not yet bee
| made,