Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-17

OF Indiana many failures have occurred
among tho tradesmen in consequence of
such gambling operations.
A Meeting ot LabDrlug men.
A mass meeting of labOTiug men was
held yesterday in Irving HAN, Now York,
to receive the the delegation Of French
aud American flags, and decorated with
commuuistic r,OttooS. Victor Drury pre-
sided, aud welcomed the delegates, Mcssrs.
Saint Martin, blacksmith, Bolin, painter,
aud Robinier, tinsmth mombcrs of the
delegation, addressed the meeting in
Frcuch, JuStus Schwab and Herr John
Most spoke in German, Mr.. PETROL
IN Italian, and Mr.. BandiSch in
Bohemian Herr Most's speech was
iucondiary in character, and was re
peatedly interrupted by cries Of
"Nive Ia Commune" aud "Ntvc In Dyna.
mite Resolutions were adopted, "pledg-
ing the assistance of the American work
ing men in any struggle that may arise be-
tween labor and capital. AT meeting
of the Central Labor Union in New York
last night, q resolution WAS adopted rec NJ
mendiug oil workIugmcn - Boycott tho
Irt6uHe IN consequence Of its refusal Il
grant the demands OF the striking compost.
tors and advising newsl dealers mot to
handleA." Ii was also resolved to "B' "
cott' the manufactures OF several hgDs
because non-uuion wOrkmen wcrc cm.
ployed in their factories.
Jspsns Government departments.
AT Washington the japanese legation
has received tolegraphic AiyiCos amount
ing that several important changes have
been made In the government departments.
Oki, minister Of justice becomes minister
Of education Tukaka, minister Of cduca-
ton, has been placed q. tho head Of the
| council of state Yamlgata chief of the
council Of state, has been appointed
minister Of tho interior, and lsmada,
minister of the interior, has been placed at
! the head OF the ministry u justice. These
transfers are not regarded rs likely to
entail any radical change IN the govorn
ment policy, but would scem to indicate
that the Japanese government is resolved
to perseverc in the plan of treaty revision
| outlined IN recent dispatch from that
| country.
Factories closed
| Many Of the Manufacturers alouy tho
| HOuSatopic and NauEatugk Valleys In
| Connecticut are oomplainin. Of the scarcity
of water, which cOmpels tho stOpplge Of
their mills. 10 all parts OF Connecticut
mills were running quarter of 4 century
ago on streams which have n0w nearly
disappeared, and large streams which then
gave abundance Of power arc now available
only few months in the year
snow Tell To depth ut II inches ia
| portions of Ontario on Friday night, aUd
trains were blocked. Tho same night a
faI! OF - degrees occurred in the temporal
ture at Ntrgeunos, Vermont, and all tho
factories were compelled on Saturday -
| shut down because of anchor ice.
The incorporators Of tho Chain Of Rock,
Bridge company, whose purpose is to
| build & bridge across tine Mississippi river
at Chain of Rocks, No three miles above
the present bridge hava elected directors
at st. Louis as follows William Glasgow,
Jr., James p. Card, JOha L. Ferguson.
Amos F. Hotfer, Thomas Howard L Wells
and John Edwards The officers for the
ensuing year are President, Thomas
Howard vice president, William Glasgow,
Jr. secretary, \. +. Hoder; treasurer, John
l., Ferguson, Two million dollars or8tOck
has been subscribed
Horse ana Wagon Fsu TbrCo Hundred Feet
AZ Shenandoah, hor 9 ass wagon be.
| longing TO George I. L3itz.l, at whose
| place the fire originated q month ago, fell
| three hundred feet down one Of the mar
holes surrounding Shenandoah on Sasur-
day: The driver escaped by jumping. Tn,
I vehicle was broken 60 pic0s, but the horse
was only slightly injured An effort wa
made to hoist the animll out of the pit
but failed, and IL had - driven along tL
gangwsy to th9 bottom Of the Kehoy rur
slope. After remaining in the miuc ~
night 1t was takSn Ou5, strange - sly
apparently In good condition.
wonderful L UndeTskIrt
An inspectress Of the New York custom
house observed something abnormal in tb
appearance OF Que of the women cabil
passengers on the steamship Queen whic'
arrived Wednesday, and an inspection 0
her undevskir5 disclosed Ia mysteviou
pockets ten and half yards Of fine blAcl
velvet, twenty-one yards of black silk aut
tive handsome ostrich feathers, all Of whc
were contisolted rs smuggled
sufJcation of n Clergyman.
Rev. George Morris, a Prosbyterial
minister, aged seventy Grc years, residing
at 136 Mulberry street, Blltin0ye, Nd.
was discovered in his bed, at s o'olo3l
on sunday morning, almost iaauimat
from the effect Of gas, which ne had Blow
out on retiring. Physicians were Gale,
aud remedies applied, but death crsued q
nOOc